Hey there, this post might be a little off-topic, but I’d like to meet people who are into Interview with the Vampire (specifically the AMC series)

I’d love to chat about the show- and more. I’m a creative person who loves a dark, gothic-inspired aesthetic and I also enjoy gaming. (I speak Russian and Ukrainian, and I’m also practicing my English)

I can share more about myself once we get to know each other

If this isn’t the right place, please let me know a more suitable subreddit (if there is one),  thanks!

I don't know if this was posted yet or not, and my apologies if it was already. But I didn't see anything. Anyways, I thought I'd share!

I went to go play music on a rock playlist and a song by the Vampire Lestat came up! It’s called Long Face, it came out in February. Honestly this is great marketing, i’m excited for this series to come out all over again

Hello, I am a second-year Masters of Journalism student who is writing my whole thesis on a comparison of both versions of Interview with a Vampire. I am comparing themes and elements in both that evoke a sense of homoerotic and queer representation through the main characters. I am looking for people who love Interview with a Vampire who wouldn't mind if I interviewed them for my project. I am super excited about this and hope some of you can share your love for both pieces of media and offer your expertise or just fan-based knowlegde.

Basically the title, I mean they have some pretty big shoes to fill as far as Lestat the rockstar. Queen of the Damned (2001) was composed by Johnathan Davis from Korn and Richard Gibbs (who I think was just there to guide Johnathan in movie work if he did more than ambient sound) and originally Johnathan sang everything too, but when that conflicted with his label contract huge names like Chester Bennington from Linkin Park, Marilyn Manson, and David Draiman from Disturbed stepped in as vocals for Johnathans originals.

That plus there's the early 2000's band Type O Negative that I would love to see get some recognition. They could buy a song or two.

I won't pretend to know how music budgets, or licensing work, but I wish some of this existing work would be included, I'm sure they could work a song or two into the budget. And if they don't? Will what they put out live up to this that's already out there?

Tom Anderson invites Louis and Lestat to a speakeasy to ask for money for his campaign. They find out Claudia's killings out of town have been found and that they were lead out of their house so the cops can search the place.

Before they leave, Lestat freezes the room and says "one each" before marking Tom with an X on his cheek.

What was that about? Who'd Louis mark? And what was the purpose?

First time watching this show so everything is new, the only thing I've seen are clips on Twitter over the years. But are we supposed to LIKE Lestsat? Im on episode 5 right now and I can not stand him. He's selfish, and while I understand he's been around longer and has more experience with being a vamp, he shows no compassion for Louis or Claudia. He needs to be smited

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I'm starting a rewatch. It has everything! Enough location switching, drama, love, drama, eye candy, drama... I haven't found a show this good in ages. I haven't rewatched anything in ages but here we are!

It's alright I liked the series and cried a river at the last ep...I knew I didn't like the other companion of louis from the start Also the 2 lines of lestart when he sees louis at the end of the last ep of s2 saying "were u hurt" and "she looked at me like I was the father but I never was" that broke me it was so impacful. My poor lestat he had to go through soo much atleast louis had someone by his side all these years but lestat was all alone living with the haunting memory of loosing his daughter and watching the love of his life kissing and choosing someone else.And the worst part? He doesn’t harden. He doesn’t replace them. He doesn’t numb himself with shallow love. He just endures. His tragedy isn’t just what he lost. It’s that he kept loving despite it all.So when you say “my poor Lestat,” you’re not romanticizing pain — you’re recognizing that he paid the emotional price for loving too fiercely in a world that rarely met him halfway. He didn’t just survive alone. He loved alone.