lioncourtz:

Lestat and Claudia in Interview with the Vampire (1994) dir. Neil Jordan

“And I cannot say even now that I regret Claudia, that I wish I had never seen her, nor held her, nor whispered secrets to her, nor heard her laughter echoing through the shadowy gaslighted rooms of that all too human town house in which we moved amid the lacquered furniture and the darkening oil paintings and the brass flowerpots as living beings should. Claudia was my dark child, my love, evil of my evil. Claudia broke my heart.

And on a warm sultry night in the spring of the year 1860, she rose up to settle the score. She enticed me, she trapped me, and she plunged a knife over and over again into my drugged and poisoned body, until almost every drop of the vampiric blood gushed out of me before my wounds had the precious few seconds in which to heal.

I don’t blame her. It was the sort of thing I might have done myself.”

lioncourtz:

Interview with the Vampire + text posts [1/?]

lucaroyale:

When you realize you don’t know how to draw palm trees because you’re from Michigan and you just kinda.. wing it.

Anyways, I love these two and their weird love/hate relationship they have 💕

lioncourtz:

Interview with the Vampire (1994) dir. Neil Jordan

“What I mean is, the moment I saw him, saw his extraordinary aura and knew him to be no creature I’d ever known, I was reduced to nothing. (…) All my conceptions, even my guilt and wish to die, seemed utterly unimportant. I completely forgot myself!” he said, now silently touching his breast with his fist. “I forgot myself totally.”

lioncourtz:

Beauty and the Beast (1946) | Interview with the Vampire (1994)

“Beauty and the Beast, a French film by Jean Cocteau, also pleased [Louis] mightly.”

littlesmartart:

me: decides to not post art for a month

me: …………………

me: flings vaguely en-es-eff-doubleyoo loustat into the void and runs

bYE GUYS HAVE A NICE NOVEMBER HAHA

lioncourtz:

Apparently the early drafts of “Interview with the Vampire” (1994) are interesting and more textual rather than subtextual, so here’s a collection of some of my personal favourite ROBBED moments for myself, the gays and the curious just so we can yearn and be uselessly bitter about it almost 30 years later.

*under the cut because the whole thing turned out kind of long

Keep reading

roxton:

TOM CRUISE as LESTAT DE LIONCOURT
Interview with the Vampire: the Vampire Chronicles
1994 || Dir: Neil Jordan
+bonus

lucaroyale:

Happy Birthday Louis!

(Finished just in time, cliche pose I know 😩)