Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Thanks for the memories!

For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Interview with the Vampire is like Bram Stoker's Dracula one of the few very good to outstanding vampire movies and on top with a good shot of gothic horror atmosphere. No Twilight or Underworld mass pulp here.Excellent movie with a good story, fine acting and sometimes outstanding visuals. A classic and must-have for every serious vampire collection. Thumbs, sorry, teeth up!

Movie Review: "Interview with the Vampire" (1994)Closer to its 25th year of first receptions, the unmissable hyponotic nature of director Neil Jordan's movie adaptation of Anne Rice's 1976 Vampire Chronicles debut has nothing lost of its seductive power.Too close seem Hollywood giants Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt intervene as vampire companions, one "the hunter", the other "the giver" only to heartbreaking proportions, when the character of Claudia, portrayed to newly-cast highest beating potential by 12-year-old Kirsten Dunst, the vampire, which learns, feeds, seduces and hunts but never transform into an adult woman for deadly love.Calmly ascending to the major stardom to come, actor Brad Pitt fights through nearly every scene in order to come to terms with the nature of eternal life, meeting supporting stars Antonio Banderas and Stephan Rea through magnificiently gothically shimmering 35mm cinematography as Tom Cruise must steal the show due to utmost professionalism in an high-end sexual as sensual driven beats of homosexuality.Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC 2018

A magnificently dark and mysterious adaptation of the novel by the same name. Tom Cruise pulls off an awesome Lestat and the rest of the cast is good aswell. Special thumbs up for very young Kirsten Dunst portraying a truly insidious and tragic child-vampire!

For me - When it comes to the likes of vampire movies - I'd say that they can all easily be slotted into one of these 3 following categories - Good - Mediocre - Awful.And - With that said - I will give you just one guess as to which category I place "Interview".Without question - This dreadfully disappointing horror film's 2 biggest and 2 most damaging deficits were, of course, the total miscasting of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt into the story's all-important lead roles.It was especially the casting of Cruise (Mr. Zero-Charisma, himself) as the "Lestat" character that promptly brought "Interview's" potentially promising story down to an absolute dead halt.It seems that every time I see Cruise in any picture - I'm always left completely perplexed as to why the hell his vast popularity (and roles in big-budget productions) continues to prevail. 'Cause if there ever was a totally vacant, empty-headed, amateurish actor to successfully endure in Hollywood Heaven - Cruise would definitely be the one.