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Queen of the Damned
SHE. IS. THE. ANSWER.
new DB Cooper theory: he went up
sub them in.
he he ha ha
sorry but the constant stream of louis’ bored-sounding don’t care, dooooooon’t care, just kill me all through armand’s deeply rehearsed supervillain soliloquy while his head is separated from his body like actively is generationally funny
Assad Zaman as Armand Interview with the Vampire — 3.07
Even now, still thinking about him.
The little prince is now crowned a champion 👑 🇪🇸
the cord and the thread tying louis and lestat together
kissy kissy
one has to imagine that none of you people have ever engaged with horror content nor heard the term media literacy before because the year is 2026 and i'm logging on to witness grown adults struggling and failing to understand that fiction showing an act =/= endorsement of said act, gun to my head i am having to see that
if what you want is a queer series where nothing bad ever happens and strong morals are always clear and upheld mighty high, i suggest you stop looking for it in the psychological thriller-esque vampire show that toes the line between drama, romance and the macabre seventy times per episode
"I love the silent hour of night, for blissful dreams may then arise."
- Anne Brontë