The stars and EPs of The Vampire Lestat answer TVLine's burning questions about that game-changing premiere... and what we can expect from the season.

The Lestat we meet in season one of Interview With The Vampire is already a performer: An accomplished pianist, a commedia dell’arte harlequin, an opera connoisseur whose perfectionism leads him to murder a subpar tenor.

Sam Reid isn't a rock star, but he plays one on TV. Although, anyone who attended the June 2 premiere party for "The Vampire Lestat" at New York's Beacon Theatre could have sworn Reid was the real deal.

The series is technically the third season of 'Interview With The Vampire,' but with a more comedic, music-forward story.

The Vampire Lestat expands Interview with the Vampire beyond Louis' point of view to unearth a story about healing and finding your way past trauma on your own terms.

Will we see Daniel turning into a vampire? In our exclusive, The Vampire Lestat showrunner Rolin Jones promises we will if we get season four. The post We WILL See Daniel’s Vampire Turning, Promises

Reviews are in for AMC's The Vampire Lestat (aka Interview with the Vampire Season 3), and the verdict is unanimous from critics and Rotten Tomatoes.

Vampire Survivors developer Poncle Games had some big news to share at the Future Games Show Summer Showcase, starting with the announcement of a new chapter for its hit game. Called Legacy of the Bloodmoon,