SINK YOUR teeth into a gorgeously gothic and brutally bloody saga of immortality, love, betrayal and revenge with Anne Rice’s Interview With The Vampire Collection.
Featuring Anne Rice’s Interview With The Vampire Seasons 1 and 2 and The Vampire Lestat, this fangtasic Box Set will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on 23 November 2026, from Acorn Media International and would make the perfect gift for any horror hound this festive season.
Adapted from Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles book series, the critically acclaimed series stars Jacob Anderson (Game of Thrones, Doctor Who) and Sam Reid (Belle, The Newsreader) as the star-crossed vampiric lovers Louis de Pointe du Lac and Lestat De Lioncourt. They are joined by a stellar ensemble including Eric Bogosian (Uncut Gems, Succession) as journalist Daniel Molloy, Assad Zaman (Hotel Portofino) as the vampire Armand and Claudia is portrayed by Bailey Bass (Avatar: The Way of Water) in the first season and Delainey Hayles (Holby City, Carrie) in Season Two onwards.
The first season takes us to New Orleans, 1910, where we’re introduced to successful brothel owner Louis de Pointe du Lac. After crossing paths with the hedonistic French vampire Lestat De Lioncourt, Louis is lured into Lestat’s immortal world as his vampire companion. However, intoxicating powers come at a deadly price and the introduction of child vampire Claudia sets them on a decades-long path of revenge and atonement.
Season Two follows Louis and Claudia through post-war Europe as they attempt to rebuild their lives. Their journey leads them to Paris, where they unearth forgotten secrets and encounter a new blood-sucking community. But will they find the home they desperately seek, and are they truly free from Lestat’s grip?
Season Three – The Vampire Lestat – goes glam as Lestat sets out to tell his side of the story in the only way he can… by channelling his fury into a glam rock band and going on tour. Haunted by the muses of his wild and rebellious past, the vampiric virtuoso’s newfound career forces him to confront the darkest aspects of his own immortality.
Hailed ‘the best Anne Rice adaptation ever made’ (Den of Geek) and with fourth outing – Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned – on its way, now is the perfect time to discover this devilishly delicious saga of immortal perils and passion.
