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Ramzi M. A. Ramzi

Watched this in the theater when it first came out back in the day. It was immediately recognized as one of the great vampire movies. Another good one is BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA, which came out two years earlier in 1992. TC was the major star in this and had top billing. BP, AB, and CS were up and coming actors, but TC was already a powerhouse during that time and this marked his first of two roles as a villain. The second was a decade later in COLLATERAL (2004), which I highly recommend you check out.

Je suis Napoleon

Not gonna lie, this movie and Master and Commander inspired me to grow my hair. It's been about 3 years and I've never looked back! Easily my favorite roles for Tom Cruise and Kirsten Dunst. Much respect to Brad Pitt for showing that wasn't just another heart-throb. I recommend seeing his performance in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, also set in New Orleans!

John Cranberry

I thought that was Henry Cavil 🤣🤣🤣

Justtired

I highly recommend reading the next two books in the series: The Vampire Lestat and Queen of the Damned. You will get a deeper understanding of why Lestat is so brazen.

Powers209

Innocent Blood for This year's movie.

Powers209

1:52:06:00 Your question about Lestat. Ann Rice felt that Lestat was not gay but pansexual. Even, if the gay community embraced Lestat along with many other characters from Ann Rice and they mistaken him as gay. Ann Rice was clear about one thing. Vampires are not Humans and to identify as gay or straight you really have to be human first. What I don't understand is the unbending defense for Vampires as gay icons. Sure I get the infatuation of vampires. Even, the desire to become a vampire. Even with every story containing a warning that few understand. The price is heavy and most can't handle such a cost. In the late 80s early 90s there was backlash against movies that portrayed villains and serial killers as homosexuals. As a straight man, I didn't understand the uproar over this issue. While I was wrong, it was because of how I was thinking about the issue. One night, many years ago, I found myself in a conversation about the portrayal of gays in movies with a group of gay men who were on a mission to change my way of thinking. That was when someone came to my rescue. He was okay with Hollywood portraying monsters any way they liked. He never counted monsters and killers as Gay because monsters aren't humans and you need to be human to be Gay Queer or Lesbian. The real issue is getting others to not see a movie/book killer as a gay man or woman. They lose that trait when they stop acting human. So who cares what sexual orientation Mr. Hyde or Hannibal Lecter is? they aren't human so it doesn't matter. back to Lestat...since Pansexuality is the Atheism of sexual orientations... I get the idea behind calling Lestat Pansexual over gay.

Francisco

I think this movie is great. Even though I'm more of a Werewolf fan, my favorite Vampire movies are Bram Stoker's Dracula(1992) directed by Francis Ford Coppola and The Lost Boys(1987)