Rice returns: lestat unleashes a bloody new chapter on amc+

The vampire world is about to bleed again. Anne Rice’s immortal universe is poised to stalk AMC+ with The Vampire: The Undead – Lestat, a third season promising a savage plunge back into the decadent, terrifying heart of Louis de Pointe du Lac’s legacy.

A century and a half of bloodlust

A century and a half of bloodlust

This isn’t a retrospective; it’s a resurrection. Lestat, following a prolonged slumber, has emerged as a global rock phenomenon – a grotesque paradox of darkness and amplified notoriety. The series, based on Rice’s seminal Interview with the Vampire novel, charts the sprawling, centuries-long existence of this particular shade of damnation.

But don’t expect a gentle stroll through the ages. This season throws Lestat into a whirlwind of chaotic city tours and escalating supernatural conflict, fueled by the unsettling emergence of a new vampiric order. The threat isn't merely a challenge; it’s a calculated attempt to dismantle Lestat’s dominion.

Movistar Plus+ is offering a convenient route to the carnage, at just £9.99 a month – a veritable buffet of series, films, and, of course, the latest football action. Seriously, the volume of bloodlust on display here is… considerable.

Returning Players: Sam Reid, predictably, embodies the flamboyant, barbed Lestat once more. Jacob Anderson – a performance that defies easy categorization – reprises Louis, while Eric Bogosian’s Daniel Molloy and Assad Zaman’s Armand ensure the core ensemble remains intact. And then there’s Jennifer Ehle, a welcome addition who injects a layer of unsettling complexity.

The stakes are astronomically high. The series is set to premiere on June 8th on AMC+ España, offering two initial episodes – a tantalizing preview of the escalating madness to come. And, preemptively, AMC+ has unleashed a slick, atmospheric trailer, already circulating online. The official synopsis hints at a