The Vampire Lestat episode 7 sets up Interview with the Vampire season 4 by examining Lestat and Louis' failures and their ...

Of course the season finale is simply titled "The Failures." What else could it have been? Like Sam Reid's titular ...

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“The Vampire Lestat” has been a beautiful, fractured, frenzied portrait of its title vampire from the word go, and the finale episode, “The Failures,” brought things to a close by taking the audience ...

“That sequence is a projection of how this character has failed so utterly, in every capacity, that he literally gets to the point where he doesn’t see any value in existence anymore.” Photo: Sophie ...

The Vampire Lestat ends by making its title character responsible for the vampire apocalypse, although the road to that confession is crowded with schemers who treated him like a very loud, ...

Our finale picks up right after the Vampires Armand (Assad Zaman), Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian), and Alex (Seamus Patterson) ambush Lestat and Louis in the park. Armand takes Lestat’s body, but ...

The Lestat cast and creator discuss the finale's biggest moments and what could be in store for a potential Season 4.

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