Eric Diaz is a Staff Writer at Nerdist. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as film and cinema, comedy, animation, and celebrity news, while also sharing his unique perspective as an opinionated gay geek. Eric's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, The A.V. Club, and MSN.
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It's almost time for the second DCU movie, as Supergirl lands in theaters on June 26.
Anthony Stewart Head, who played Buffy Summers' Watcher, Rupert Giles, on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, has passed away at the age of 72 from complications due to pneumonia.
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It’s been 12 years since 22 Jump Street, the sequel to the surprise hit 21 Jump Street. Although the second installment was a hit, a third movie in the franchise never came to be.
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The voice cast of X-Men '97 season two recently gave their characters' versions of Professor X's iconic catchphrase, "To me, my X-Men!"
In episode three of AMC’s The Vampire Lestat, “Toronto,” we finally get an excellent character study of Nicholas de Lenfent, Lestat’s first true love in 18th-century France. He’s once again played by actor Joseph Potter, who briefly played him in a flashback scene in Interview with the Vampire season two. But who is this enigmatic vampire in the Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles canon? Much like Claudia, he’s not a character who lasted past one novel, but his impact haunts Lestat for the rest of his immortal days.
The principal star of Interview with the Vampire seasons one and two was Jacob Anderson as the undead Louis de Pointe du Lac. After all, he is the titular vampire being interviewed. But he takes a back seat for season three, now re-titled The Vampire Lestat. And this is in keeping with Anne Rice’s series of novels, as Louis just makes a minor appearance in the second book in the series. However, the AMC series gives Jacob Anderson as Louis a whole new storyline, one not from the novels. And they tie it to a plotline from IWTV season two, a story point also created just for the AMC series.
