Lopamudra Mukherjee

Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is deceptively simple once you watch it from the auteur's perspective.

Anne Rice's golden haired Brat Prince has always been a bottomless pit of wants and needs with an overgenerous musical gift, ready and waiting for AMC's The

Anne Rice's golden haired Brat Prince has always been a bottomless pit of wants and needs with an overgenerous musical gift, ready and waiting for AMC's

Toledo 's seldom appropriate, effortlessly eloquent retrospection is daring on the surface.

It's only fitting that “Toronto” comes off as a contemptuous, ruthless prank with its intentionally misleading flow seeking to inspire misgivings. Especially when that emotionally intense crescendo hits you like a train just as you're starting to wonder if you've even seen a glimpse of the real Lestat. The titular diva is fashionably late with letting us know that he's actually losing his mind. But we fare far better than Daniel Molloy does in the 3rd episode of

It’s only fitting that “Toronto” comes off as a contemptuous, ruthless prank with its intentionally misleading flow seeking to inspire misgivings. Especially

You really wouldn't wanna be Armand right now. A soulless, ever-tortured twink vampire with apology letters to read out loud in the 4th episode of The Vampire

You really wouldn't wanna be Armand right now. A soulless, ever-tortured twink vampire with apology letters to read out loud in the 4th episode of

“New York” could only have been a profoundly functional stop on Lestat's rock journey if the frontman had any clue what he was doing. But Lestat has been going off on a tangent with every single choice that we've seen him make over the course of

“New York” could only have been a profoundly functional stop on Lestat's rock journey if the frontman had any clue what he was doing. But Lestat has been