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Swans by William Robinson Leigh (1913)

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Poessession (1981), dir. Andrzej Żuławski // Interview with the Vampire 1.02 "After the Phantoms of Your Former Self, dir. Alan Taylor

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Claudia // Nobody (Mitski)

"At the core of it she’s just the loneliest girl ever." - Delainey Hayles

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never been about me

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independent women, pt. 2

a short fanvid celebrating louis breaking free of armand at the end of 2.08 <3 for st. louis 2024 @iwtvfanevents the quote prompt "I’m companion enough for myself now."

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the monstrous-feminine (x)

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I still can’t believe that Louis almost ate his nephew and then was fake crying about how he’s never gonna have kids of his own even though prior to meeting Lestat he’d resigned himself to being Paul’s keeper for the rest of his life and couldn’t even manage to get a beard and then Lestat said you will be filled with all the life you can hold then gave Louis a baby the very next episode and when that baby was still a baby she shared coffin with Louis and then when they’re forced to start again in Eastern Europe we’re shown them sharing a makeshift burial place again and then the show ends with Louis looking at a painting of a figure wrapped around a smaller figure and it’s called Mother and Child which is not only in the extremely catholic tradition of Mary and Jesus but also commissioned specifically for the show and specifically for Louis. after two seasons of him trying to come to peace with his daughter’s death for 70 years. like all these things happened. I’m not interpreting or analyzing anything guys there’s no subtlety or room for interpretation these are literally just scenes that happened. and I’m supposed to think other tv shows should exist? and the entire time they’re both gay Black vampires. are you kidding me

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Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer in a publicity photo for Gaslight (1944)

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The Vampire Lestat returns in the new season of #InterviewWithTheVampire, premiering on AMC and AMC+.

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always have to comfort you, every day!

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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE Kalyne Coleman as Grace de Pointe du Lac Delainey Hayles as Claudia Steven G. Norfleet as Paul de Pointe du Lac

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the odyssey of recollection

turn on "jacob and the stone" for a better experience cause i wanted the gif to give the same feeling :)

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Rebecca (1940), dir. Alfred Hitchcock // Interview with the Vampire 1.02, dir. Alan Taylor

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"do you want to [have sex] now? he sometimes lingers when boats come into the harbor" is such an absurdly 1940s detective noir femme fatale line like literally cut straight from oh jaded detective my millionaire husband under investigation for stolen jewelry isn't home ;) you remind me of my stolen youth type scene and louis's light delivery is sooo funny but then the implication of the joke is so. like obviously it's very much not a joke that When my husband comes back he may kill you. Try to remember lunch is almost over.

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okay.