talesfromthecrypts:
@spookylestat: “He’s the prettiest angel on top of the Christmas tree.”
stevenrogered:
Variety’s Best TV Performances of 2022: Pairs Edition
Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid (Interview with the Vampire, AMC)
Stepping into the iconic Anne Rice roles of Louis and Lestat must have been, at the very least, incredibly intimidating. But in AMC’s refreshing twist on the original novel, Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid rose to the occasion with unforgettable style. Reid unleashed hell as the perpetually hungry Lestat, prowling the screen like a lion waiting to pounce. Anderson, portraying a Louis of decidedly different roots than the one Rice first wrote, gave one of the year’s point-blank best performances, as ferocious as it was viscerally wounded. As Reid and Anderson embody Lestat and Louis, it’s all too easy to understand why millions remain so invested in this romance, vicious and doomed though it is.
blexbees:
Louis de Pointe du Lac.
Alt Text: Two digital drawings of Louis from Interview With The Vampire. The first features Louis looking towards the viewer. He stands in front of an orange skyline. His features are obscured by shadow. The second Image is the same as the first but with a ‘glitch’. Pieces of the picture are out of place or distorted, as if there was an issue with the film the picture was captured on.
leztat:
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | season 1
‘Two vampires walk into a church. That’s where we left off.’ ’Blissing out post-priesticide.’
ilacion:
“That last line, we were sort of looking for the ending to The Graduate, this sort of very unsettling wait, what?”
Interview With The Vampire (2022-)
The Graduate (1967)
twobrokenwyngs:
what it looks like when two hearts are silently breaking in front of each other
talesfromthecrypts:
Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac in “Like Angels Put in Hell by God”
