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Compared to a recent death on HBO's House of the Dragon, the Netflix series is showing audiences a better way to handle the death of an LGBTQ+ character, one Out staffer writes.
AMC has a lot riding on the series, which makes major changes to the original story. Will the millions of Rice fans sink their teeth into it?
Already one vampire series debuted this fall – teen-focused “Vampire Academy” on Peacock – and soon there will be three more, beginning with “Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire,” previously adapted as the 1994 Tom Cruise-Brad Pitt movie. This new “Interview,” premiering at 10 p.m. Sunday on AMC and streaming
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Forget the grand disappointment of the 1994 movie starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, this contemporary “reinvention” of "Interview with the Vampire" is smart, stylish and worth ... sinking your teeth into.
The vampire Louis sets the record straight in a playful and delightfully dramatic new take on Anne Rice’s Interview with The Vampire.