#amc ivtw

[vandrawsing]

Lestat floats when he's very very very happy ^^

[reyenii]

[muxas-world]

Feela so goos to be a devil minions stan we litery never lose we dont know whar is thar wors even more now that Rolling comfirm everything is devil minions evry interaction is part of their own history and we been call delusional over canon

[ivyithink]

monsters playing in domesticity, ah, how i missed this trope

slightly different colours and atmosphere + some details

[ansierpien]

So many shows are trying to go for "all my characters are morally grey". They do accomplish it but by the end I just want to punch all of the characters in the face.

With IWTV I want to punch all the characters in the face AND give them a hug.

[sad-yehaw]

I was scrolling my Twitter feed and I found this and got so confused where in Interview with the vampire was a racecar bed😭😭😭😭😭

…Not me thinking when the fuck in the s2 did Lestat do something like that????…

[brsb4hls]

Completely unrelated to the scene itself, but Lestat reminded me so much of Brad Pitt's Louis, I can't get over it. It's the jawline I think.

When they anounced the movie casting I was baffled the blonde hunk was supposed to play Louis.

But I guess Tom Cruise is too manic to play someone who's depressed. And at least he brought a certain amount of insanity to Lestat.

[dann-art]

The most unrealistic thing amc interview with the vampire is the fact that every french character could speak English

Also the most realistic thing is the fact that Madeleine instantly changed language to English when she heard Claudia's bad french

[epsilontauri]

hey friends pls help me out i really wanna watch interview with the vampire (2022) does anyone have a link where to watch online? preferably with subtitles?

amc doesn’t work for me and i don’t have a vpn (‘:

[alifeinneverland]

God, Interview With the Vampire was so good!! I need Season 2 right now

[vandrawsing]

episode 6... one big pyjama party

[burningpeachprincess]

No matter how much I think about this, even after reading the interviews where the creators talked about it, I still feel like the inclusion of that sky-drop scene between Lestat and Louis was a ruge mistake 🧍🏾‍♀️🧍🏾‍♀️

[reyenii]

they match each other’s freak

[beansofm]

Couldn't watch the borgias and penny dreadful. It's all succession's fault :/

[mejomonster]

I have been listening to Interview with the Vampire audiobook since hey the amc show is in October and I missed the vampire chronicles and

1 I forgot so much of the later half of book, my memory really means things are brand new after like 3 years ToT rip

Im very much appreciating that it was a big book to switch to telling a vampire story from vampires pov, which I realize now I do appreciate a lot and it's probably why now I enjoy when monster stories decide to go monster pov route

Hearing that it was sort of a historical fiction (from maven of the eventides lovely youtube videos) so much clicks into place. How Louis is a symbol for his generation of rebellion and feeling he doesn't fit, feeling so Much. How all the vampires personalities and traits to some degree serve as historical parallels or references to feelings of a time/place/attitude, how a lot of the settings and general plot showcases location and daily life. Yes it's vampires, but it's also just 2 dudes living in New Orleans, then 2 dudes having a daughter they spoil in New Orleans, then 1 dad and his kid traveling Europe and eventually settling in Paris. The kills of the vampire life are occasionally focused on but it's like... mostly everyday life scenes with a vampire twist and historical setting showcased. Armand and Louis conversation in the tower with Armand saying how Louis is attractive and desirable for BEING an embodiment of rebellion and feelings and change really hammered that home for me. It's an aspect I like a lot about the novel that I barely noticed let alone appreciated the first time I read.

The narrator pronounces Louis the English instead of French way, which I just can't get used to lol cause the movie imprinted on me ToT so that's the funniest thing to me in the audiobook

I have come to appreciate how much vampires get written as sort of creatures Separate to human. Yes Louis sometimes views becoming a vampire as a dark gift/curse, but overall there's vampire stories that treat vampires like dead versions of their alive selves with magic aspects. Then ivtw treats it more like: theyre alive so long as vampires, personality evolving with time as expected, that their vampire life is like a New Life as a New Creature. A creature who sees diffetent, eats different, feels differently, and wonders in its lonely life if there's other creatures and what their own meaning of existing is. It's like humans in the sentience, but a new species of animal wondering what their purpose is and their morals are or should be or what society is or should be and if there's god and if humans are equal to them in worthiness, or if a human to them is like a mouse or ant to a human, which is to say so much less in the consideration of sentience some humans don't much think about if they accidentally step on an ant or if their dog manages to eat a mouse at least not to the degree of thinking it's a huge crime. I have seen some vampire stories go more this route as it feeling a wholly new creature, and others swing opposite and make vampires feel very much like humans still but cursed/altered (like Shadowhunters, and my own writing usually).

Louis has awful taste in men lol. This is subject to change if future books make Lestat seem better (as I never finished future books lol), but like. My dude Louis gets hitched with who he thinks is a dull gold digger, for some reason doesn't break up though. Then when his lover "dies" he keeps mooning over him with longing like Louis! A little late to recognize u liked him a bit! Then u like Armand, who couldn't care less if ur dear Claudia dies. And u really say u love him! Wow Louis, worldliness really appeals to u huh. If Lestat talked about great thoughts and mused over it despite u know, knowing nothing like Armand doesn't truly know much either, u would think Lestat was charming way earlier dude! Louis is the example of that person who likes an emo guy singing in a band cause "he seems so deep mom" but then given a similar guy who doesn't sing is like ugh he's so uncreative and bland and material. When it's like Louis honey get to know both ur jumping to a lot of I Love You conclusions after so little time ToT.

[vandrawsing]

my blorbette excellente ✿