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New Interview with the Vampire video tomorrow! (Patreon)

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2026-10-24 18:23:38
Imported:
2026-10

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I have a new video for you, going live Sunday morning! Head on over to YouTube and hit the notify bell to get an alert when it goes live:

The Vampire Lestat Takes Back his Story

Forbidden secrets doom vampires to loneliness and isolation in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, and on the shows Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat on AMC. What is it about their situation that I find so unexpectedly familiar?

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Huge thanks for being a member here and making these videos possible -- I hope you're all having a delightful spooky month!

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The Vampire Lestat Takes Back His Story

Forbidden secrets doom vampires to loneliness and isolation in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, and on the shows Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat on AMC. What is it about their situation that I find so unexpectedly familiar? Thanks to Emma for the editing help -- check out her channel: @mediaprocessingchannel Join us on Patreon for more videos: https://www.patreon.com/mattbaume

Comments

A Kirk

Yes!!!!

beesher

Loving the video, and as always appreciating the heck out of your work! I really think your videos will be important reference points for queers for generations. Thank you. 🏳️‍⚧️❤️🏳️‍🌈

Trevor MacIsaac

I love the line from The Normal Heart too. It always reminds me of all the ways, big and small, that people like us have stood up to be counted. Whether it's the people on that list who made Queerness part of their legacy, the brick throwers at Stonewall, the marchers after Operation Soap here in my city, the Act Up activists who literally fought for their very lives, and every single one of us who choses to live openly within our families, our workplaces, our schools, our churches, and our communities. It can be an act of rebellion, yes, but it's also fundamentally about claiming our place. We're here. We've always been here. We're Connected. We're visible. We're never alone. And we're never, EVER, going to forced to be less than who we are again.