Ann Rice Has Died
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Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
Damn RIP, what a shit way to go. Anne's books left quite an impression on me growing up, and Interview with the Vampire is still such a great read.
ClanOfNone
Member
Holy crap, RIP Anne.
I always enjoyed her take on vampire lore, the original trilogy were all great reads. I feel like it dropped off after that, wasn't a big fan of Body Thief or Memnoch.
I always enjoyed her take on vampire lore, the original trilogy were all great reads. I feel like it dropped off after that, wasn't a big fan of Body Thief or Memnoch.
Punished Miku
Human Rights Subscription Service
Really enjoyed her vampire world. Made it to book 4 back in the day. And Interview with the Vampire is still the best vampire movie ever made.
OmegaSupreme
advanced basic bitch
RIP. Great author. She had probably the best take on vampires since the original.
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NecrosaroIII
Banned
Dunno if I agree with that. A lot of what she contributed led to the current lame vampires we have today. She forgot that fundamentally they are abusive monsters
Nah her books were the foundation for stuff like Vampire: The Masquerade. You can't blame retards to twisting them and making them sparkle in sunlight.
AlteredForms
Banned
Rest in peace. Interview With A Vampire is one of my favourites to include the pale skinned bloodsuckers. As well as Queen of the Damned, even though most people hate that movie for it's cheesy CGI.
Flash Junkins
Member
Memnoch the Devil is one of my favorite books. End of an era.
Flash Junkins
Member
Don't listen to this guy.Rest in peace. Interview With A Vampire is one of my favourites to include the pale skinned bloodsuckers. As well as Queen of the Damned, even though most people hate that movie for it's cheesy CGI.
El Pistolero
Banned
I enjoyed reading many novels by her, though my favourite remains The Vampire Lestat. A prolific and very talented writer. RIP
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They're above us in the chain, we're their food. That doesn't make them abusive monsters anymore than we're abusive monsters for eating animals.
NecrosaroIII
Banned
I prefer my vampires Gothic and Byronic.
The Pleasure
Gold Member
AMC Presents. The walking Dead: Interview with a vampire. Starring Norman Reedus
AlteredForms
Banned
What the hell are you talking about? You're the one people should be cautious about listening to.
That's fine, didn't even comment on what you like, just what you said
Dev1lXYZ
Member
I did enjoy the world she created in my teens. I think that she wrote too many books and each one got worse. I agree with the above poster. I was out after M. The Devil. After that, I would see new books of hers over the years, but was never interested. I wonder if the audiobooks are good of Interview and Lestat……
Hoya Destroyer
Member
I read some of her books in the late 90's/early 2000's. I liked them. I thought IwtV was a solid movie too. RIP.
BadBurger
Many “Whelps”! Handle It!
Memnoch the Devil is still one of the oddest books I read as a kid. I had not seen the movie prior to reading it. I didn't know who any of the characters were. But it was a redeemed vampire meeting Satan (or a being claiming to be him), trying to depose God. What a story.
And she seemed like a genuinely kind person. RIP.
And she seemed like a genuinely kind person. RIP.
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Queen of the damned Is too underrated movie.Rest in peace. Interview With A Vampire is one of my favourites to include the pale skinned bloodsuckers. As well as Queen of the Damned, even though most people hate that movie for it's cheesy CGI.
And has a awesome soundtrack.
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Amiga
Member
From my point of view the books were about the theme of immortality. As with many book adaptations a lot gets lost.