Spooky Action At A Distance
No, I don't want "free" tickets to your vampire theatre show.
We sit down, not for an interview, but for a loosely organized conversation on the novel that brought vampire sexy back: Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire."
We really burn the midnight oil on this episode as we marvel at Rice's ability to deftly weave the genres of horror and romance (spicy!), give suggestions on how to fix a failing vampire marriage, and wonder just what would Dolly do (WWDO)?
Sit back, relax, and pour yourself a glass of O negative as we purposely spoil the entire plot of the novel and film of the same name. But let's be honest, you've definitely read this one already.
We sit down, not for an interview, but for a loosely organized conversation on the novel that brought vampire sexy back: Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire."
We really burn the midnight oil on this episode as we marvel at Rice's ability to deftly weave the genres of horror and romance (spicy!), give suggestions on how to fix a failing vampire marriage, and wonder just what would Dolly do (WWDO)?
Sit back, relax, and pour yourself a glass of O negative as we purposely spoil the entire plot of the novel and film of the same name. But let's be honest, you've definitely read this one already.