Vampire Chronicles: The History Of Vampires Explained 

From what I’ve read, Anne’s son Christopher Rice will continue the story, he’s collaborated with her before so it’ll be interesting to see his own take on the next book

@@VampireFolkloreVideos maybe so. But the last book that he collaborate with his mum, is the third and final book of The Mummy books or Ramase the Damned.

Yes, but Ancient Iraq was way different than the “Middle East” we know today. That whole area and most of Northern Africa has had a major shift in population

I hope they do I love those books ..after I read them I said it would be a great tv show

I love these books. I really hope to see it live one day.

You Should definitely read them they are really fantastic books with a great backstory, nothing is left unanswered with Anne which is why I love her books as they’re so satisfactory

Hey I’ve not actually heard of that series but I’ll look into it for sure and at least get 1 video done on it. What’s your favourite franchise?

@@VampireFolkloreVideos in movie and tv series. hard to say really. i enjoy the vampire diaries/ the originals. true blood buffy the vampire slayer. once upon a time twilight was my favourite. but in reading its jeaniene frost books

Sunlight and fire, but even sunlight doesn't kill some of the stronger vampires. The only sure way is burning the body via either and scattering the ashes, otherwise they will regain form. Even beheading doesn't work, since the body will look for the head until it finds it, and with regular feeding, any wound will heal. Silver isn't a problem in the VC universe, just like the revulsion to religious imagery, they have regular mirror reflections as well.

If it were that simple there would be no need to hide in thick coffins.

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Strange one Jacob, i think in today's day and age, nobody can say anything without someone getting offended but i'll say this on the casting of Louis, it is inaccurate for the time in which 'Interview' was set. Slavery was at its peak, so i really don't believe there would be an African American plantation owner, enslaving his own race on his land..Just doesn't make sense to me, but hey, if they want Louis to be black, i've no issue with that, maybe they're trying to steer things towards a more modern approach, but again, does it reflect the time period? I don't think so.

lestat will be a transgender, armand will be gay... ops, he already is...

@@diogovieira5563right. I know you are joking but the show is very liberal in queer representation. I’m not sure why anyone would be confused or shocked about introducing racial diversity into the mix. Especially since Ann and her son wanted to push the timeline of the interview up to the current day and start Louis’s sorry in 1910. At that time, it would make sense for him and Claudia to be Creole, especially since she was rescued from Storyville in New Orleans (a real place that existed).

@@VampireFolkloreVideosthat disclaimer was very weird. Ann and her son were clear that they did want an updated story, though. And it makes the series infinitely better than the movie. The characters are more fleshed out and realistic. The actors also bodied their roles.

Underworld is so underrated for vampire lore it’s such a fantastic franchise! I’m going to cover buffy too, currently working on the life of the master from the strain have you ever watched that series ?

@@VampireFolkloreVideos No I haven't. Is it any good?

Her son Christopher will continue the series

I heard her last books where a bit odd because she said the vampires where related to aliens or something that turned people away from the books. Not sure if her son could fix that.