The Vampire Lestat Season 3 E06 Preview: All Roads Lead to "Montreal"

The Vampire Lestat’s Jacob Anderson Explains Louis’ Growth (& How THAT Confrontation Wasn’t Really a Surprise)

We’re getting closer to the end of the season for The Vampire Lestat and as the finale gets ever closer, the story is only getting more complicated and intense not just for Lestat himself, but for all of the characters in the AMC series—including Louis. Last week, we saw both Louis and Lestat deal with […]

Jacob Anderson on THE VAMPIRE LESTAT'S Most Harrowing Scene

⚡ Quick Take The Vampire Lestat just featured the show’s most harrowing scene yet for Jacob Anderson’s Louis, who talks to us about this pivotal moment. The Vampire Lestat episode six, “Montreal,” is a turning point in the century-long romance of Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson) and Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid). And much of it revolves around a séance scene where Louis and Lestat confront the ghost of their long-dead vampire child,…

The Vampire Lestat Finally Gave 'Loustat' Shippers Some Romance Before a Shocking Cliffhanger in the Penultimate Episode

Spoilers follow for The Vampire Lestat Season 3, Episode 6 - “Montreal,” which is available on AMC and AMC+ now.Season 3 of AMC’s series formerly known as Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire has raced along like Lestat’s tour bus on nitrous. “Montreal,” the penultimate episode of this season, is an emotional roller coaster ride. For “Loustat” shippers, this episode gifts viewers with Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid) and Louis de Pointe du Lac (…

'The Vampire Lestat' episode 7: What will happen next?

Time to speculate on what's next for Louis, Lestat, Armand, and Akasha.

The Vampire Lestat Season 3 E06 Preview: All Roads Lead to "Montreal"

It all starts coming together during tonight's episode of AMC's Anne Rice's The Vampire Lestat. Here's an updated S03E06: "Montreal" preview.

The Vampire Lestat's astounding penultimate hour puts Louis and Lestat through the wringer

Any time there are discussions over what constitutes the “best” TV, besides it being innovative or well-made, something I think about a lot is the emotions a specific show, episode, or performance evoked in me. And, hoo boy, The Vampire Lestat‘s penultimate hour took me on a roller coaster ride. I was giggling and kicking my feet whenever Louis and Lestat flirted; I was clutching my (imaginary) pearls during their streetside outburst; I was sobb…