The second season of «Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire» uses locations in Prague, New Orleans and Paris to provide background and scope to the intricate story.
“Those kind of stripey snakes [making those eerie sounds], I would have genuine recurring nightmares about their hell world in [the movie] Beetlejuice.”
This is Jacob Anderson admitting that the ‘80s movie makes him squirm.
He adds, “I saw it way too young at my grandad’s house, and it’s the bit where they open the door and there’s snakes. I just find that terrifying and have since I was a kid, but I love it. I’m so drawn to it.”
For Sam Reid it’s The Blair Witch Project, as he says, I remember seeing [it] for the first time in the cinema, and like that was f-ing scary. Back in the day, people were vomiting in the cinema. You’re like, ‘Why are we doing this to ourselves?’ So that was kind of a revelatory experience, that you could feel something.”
The duo now are starring in their own scare fest as Reid plays vampire Lestat de Lioncourt and Anderson plays Louis de Pointe du Lac, a mortal who has become a vampire, in Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire.
