#First Interview With A Vampire TV Series Footage Teases Vampires, Maybe Interviews With Them

The promo below gives a look at the final seasons of “Better Call Saul” and “Killing Eve,” as well as several new shows coming to AMC+. There’s a new legal drama called “61st Street,” created by Peter Moffat and starring Courtney B. Vance, and there’s a psychological thriller called “Dark Winds” about two Navajo cops, played by Zahn McClarnon and Kiowa Gordon. There’s also a Western called “That Dirty Black Bag,” which gives “Preacher” star Dominic Cooper a new home, and a science fiction show called “Moonhaven,” starring Joe Manganiello and Dominic Monaghan.

However, where the promo really “comes alive” (or undead?), as the voiceover tells us, is when it introduces the new series, “Interview with the Vampire.”

Iconic characters. Epic new worlds. Legendary series.

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— AMC+ (@AMCPlus) February 14, 2022

We see what looks like Louis and Lestat sitting on a bench in front of St. Louis Cathedral, a well-known New Orleans landmark. New Orleans, of course, is ground zero for everything vampire-related, including the real-life Endless Night Vampire Ball, the upcoming Nicolas Cage Dracula movie “Renfield,” and the original “Interview with the Vampire” book and movie.

Lestat looks up with blood all over his mouth and gives a ferocious roar. We see him and Louis in a church and he says, “I give death to those deserving.” Gee, Lestat … antihero much? At this point, Louis looks fully human (and sweaty and afraid), but toward the end of the promo, we see another glimpse of him looking over his shoulder at some kind of formal gathering. And now, he’s got vampire eyes …

“Interview with the Vampire,” the series, is coming to AMC and AMC+ sometime in 2022.