Revenant Vampires | Interview With The Vampire S2 

"And the vampire lunged at me, that strangled cry rising again as the stench of fetid breath rose in my nostrils and the clawlike fingers cut into the very fur of my cape. I fell backwards, my head cracking against the wall, my hands grabbing at his head, clutching a mass of tangled filth that was his hair......The two huge eyes bulged from naked sockets and two small, hideous holes made up his nose; only a putrid, leathery flesh enclosed his skull, and the rank, rotting rags that covered his frame were thick with earth and slime and blood. I was battling a mindless, animated corpse……We had met the European vampire, the creature of the Old World....And that's how it was throughout Transylvania and Hungary and Bulgaria, and through all those countries where the peasants know that the living dead walk, and the legends of the vampires abound. In every village where we did encounter the vampire, it was the same. I remember a handful at most. Sometimes we only watched them from a distance, all too familiar with their wagging, bovine heads, their haggard shoulders, their rotted, ragged clothing.” -Interview with the Vampire 1976

"nah im vampire.... thats.. fuckin.. a catfish with teeth" lmao

I like how the vampire chronicles integrate both the beautiful humanlike Vampirs and the monstrous zonmbieesque ones

This reminded me of the wights from vampire the masquerade, basically a vampire that for whatever reason has been consumed by the "Beast" within every vampire and lost all of its humanity and is now basically a mindless zombie

It’s kind of heartbreaking to think. A mother protecting her child. A child protecting its mother. Only for the mother to be put in the situation where she must now be the one to end her childs suffering

I love this Claudia.

louis is so funny lmaoo

yeeaaaaaahhhh....Anne rice vamps don't work like this. if i EVER had any doubts about this series, this took a rock to thier head. this shite is to Ann Rice what "Rings of Power" is to Tolkien.