The Vampire Lestat
The Vampire Lestat goes on tour while being haunted by "muses" from his past. As the band's popularity grows, so does Lestat's influence over vampires & humans alike, leaving others to contend with Lestat's power in the face of the Great Conversion.
Trailers & Videos 6
Official Trailer
Extended Look
A New Interview Begins
The Lamp and the Fern - Teaser
Extended First Look at The Vampire Lestat ft. Sam...
Meet the Vampire Lestat ft. Sam Reid
Episodes
Lestat reflects on the events leading to his tour as he goes head-to-head with a resentful coven.
Lestat revisits his origins, explores Toledo, and handles the fallout from Detroit.
Molloy finally lands an unsurprisingly difficult Lestat in the hot seat, probing him about his time as a Parisian actor, relationship with a childhood...
Lestat is triggered by his latest abandonment. Louis seeks comfort in a familiar face.
The band records their album. Louis comes clean. Molloy gets a gift.
Lestat & Louis meet someone who reveals some painful truths. Louis learns Lestat's biggest secret.
Factions become clear when Lestat is the surprise guess of honor at at fancy dinner party.
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2 weeks ago
For Starters, it's not The Vampire Lestat, they seem to be doing The Queen of the Damned, the third book not the second. And then all of the meh DEI political changes that made Interview With the Vampire suck are still in place and in your face. Louis is still Black, not an aristrocratic slave owner, it was still a couple centuries later which cuts off some of the back story to the characters...
... only in this one because of the political rewrites and changes they are forced to make even more changes that break the story of the Vampire Chronicles and it's clear that they are reaching to try and fill in the gaps made when they did the unnecessary changes to Interview.
And the changes were seriously unnecesssary, The Vampire Chronicals were alreay pretty woke, they were already extremely LGBT, they really didn't need to change things to give it a woke message, it was already there, the changes were just made to SCREAM THE MESSAGE IN YOUR FACE AS LOUD AS POSSIBLE and not convey it with the subtlity and grace that Anne Rice did.
So now they are clearly grasping at straws to make The Vampire Lestat, because they already killed the novel when they made Interview... and unfortunately, it shows, the story is really hurting for it as it moves further and futher away from the source material.
But whatever, my wife likes it, but then again, she didn't read the novels.
