The Vampire Lestat (Interview with the Vampire Season 3 Premiere Review) | A Wild, Disorienting New Era

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Anne Rice (novels) & Rolin Jones (creator) CAST Sam ReidJacob AndersonEric BogosianAssad ZamanJennifer Ehle Review The Season 3 premiere of Interview with the Vampire is probably the most disorienting episode the series has delivered so far. I mean that in both a good and challenging way. After two seasons of gothic romance, tragedy, and beautifully crafted period drama, … Continue reading The Vampire Lestat (Interview with the Vampire Season 3 Premiere Review) | A Wild, Disorienting New Era

The Black Bird Oracle (All Souls 5) by Deborah Harkness | Book Review

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Deborah Harkness returns with The Black Bird Oracle, the fifth entry in the All Souls universe. While the first trilogy gave us magic, history, and an unforgettable romance, this new installment tries to push the story forward by digging deeper into Diana Bishop’s family and her dark magical heritage. But does this latest chapter justify extending the series, or does it feel like setup for something bigger?

Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches (Season 2 Premiere Review) | A Darker, Stronger Beginning

The Season 2 premiere of Mayfair Witches is a promising step up from its debut. With Rowan navigating her connection to Lasher and a darker tone emerging, this might be the redemption arc fans have been hoping for. Alexandra Daddario shines as always, and while there’s room for improvement (looking at you, cheesy magic effects), the season starts with a captivating foundation.

A Haunting in Venise | Trailer

Writer: Michael Green (Screenplay), Agatha Christie (Novel) Director: Kenneth Branagh Stars: Kenneth Branagh, Michelle Yeoh, Tina Fey, Kelly Reilly, Jamie Dornan Premieres September 15th, 2023 If you're interested in the source material, help us by getting them from the links below: