If you're hungry for more Interview with the Vampire, there's good news: AMC has confirmed that the gothic drama will return for its third season in 2026. Season 3 will focus on Sam Reid's Lestat ...

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It's a face-off against two of the most evil supernatural forces: vampires fueled by bloodlust and zombies who've come back from the dead to prey on the living. The two camps are bent on proving ...

Vampire Survivors already has an eyewatering number of playable characters, and now it’s teaming up with a classic JRPG series to add several more to its roster – plus, it’s also adding some ...

They turn out to be vampires. The vampires infect one twin’s girlfriend (played by Hailee Steinfeld), who then turns him into one of the undead. A prototypical battle of good versus evil ensues.

Although we are sad Interview with the Vampire season three won’t return for such a long time, we do always love to be reminded that this season, Lestat will be a total rockstar. Although the ...

Vampire Survivors’ developer says it’s had to abandon its plans to add cross-save to PlayStation consoles due to a “legal issue”. In January, the game’s developer and publisher Poncle stated that the ...

Interview with the Vampire season two ended with a huge bang in the summer of 2024. Louis and Lestat were reunited. Daniel became a vampire. Armand ran off to who knows where. And viewers were ...

Vampire Survivors' previously announced cross-save feature will not be launching on PlayStation 4 and PS5 at the same time as other platforms due to a "legal issue". Writing on social media ...

You’ve got these vampires of every color, serenading the group they’re inviting to join them, with a chorus of “The Rocky Road to Dublin,” with O’Connell even providing the step dancing ...

By J. D. Biersdorfer J. D. Biersdorfer watched “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” during its original broadcast run and still thinks the Season 6 musical episode is one of the best things ever.

Bloodsucking Bastards boasts the unlikely yet fun marriage of a workplace comedy with the contemporary vampire-horror tropes. It’s an offbeat premise cooked up by Brian James O’Connell ...