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I'm not sure how I feel about one reactor spoiling the other for future episodes/arcs, but I your rules, I guess. It's different from most reaction shows anyway. Nice reaction, though. Susie giving Albert what he was looking for was great.

When I was in Fifth Grade our teacher read a story to us which I now know was by Robert Bloch. I think it was "Floral Tribute."

ah, Basic Instinct. The film that open the floodgates to hundreds of straight to home video erotic softcore thrillers in the 1990's....

Love this one, I cry everytime

🥰LOVE Latter Days!!! Thanks so much for reacting! Such an emotional, detailed story! Loved all the connections!

Love this movie - thanks for reviewing it, and sharing this with us. (PS - at least at the moment, the complete movie is on RUclips "Latter Days" for free.) By the way, ex-Mormon Jimmy Snow runs The Line, a daily call-in show on RUclips. He only hosts a day or two a week, but he knows his Mormon theology forward and backwards. I've learned a lot hearing him answer questions and debating callers.

Jane Lynch was also in _Glee._ Comediennes who basically used characters included Moms Mabley, Phyllis Diller, and Minnie Pearl. I remember seeing Pearl and Diller talk about their characters and an interview about Pearl in a movie magazine. So they weren't quite so anxious to deny that these were characters.

I'm not really on Miriam's side here. Sophie's advice was wrong, but it was what worked for her, so, although she's a bit superior, she meant well. Also, it was just dumb. I'm not even sure that set would be very funny to the audience, who don't have the context of having seen the episode? And I think Midge is more mad at her mother and blames Sophie (unconsciously) for the scene in the church because Sophie made her take the coat that set Rose off.

Howdy Doody was a puppet.

Sophie is Mom from Futurama.

The frottage/yogurt joke is peak cinematic comedy for me! 😂

The joke of Jamie mixing up the French word for cheese (fromage) with yogurt, and then further confusing that with frottage is honestly one of my all time favorite jokes in a movie. ❤😂

I know y'all have yet to watch the 6th episode, but I am beyond excited for when y'all get to the 7th episode. Y'all are in for a Ride.

In Lestat’s defense, he says he loves Louis all the time. Yet, can anyone point to a moment where Louis says he loves Lestat?

I'm itching for your 2x5 reaction

I like these reaction videos, I just wish it didn't take so long to release IWTV episodes. It's been like two months since you released the last one.

Human Resources, of course. This is a troll right?

How gay is this????😭😭😭

Yeah, Armand is SUCH a great guy. Claudia is made to play scenes by him that subconsciously echo Louis’ brother Paul. Baby brother. Birds surrounding her. Falling to her death.

The actor that played Aaron quit the industry a few years after filming this movie.

I believe your time recollection is wrong. When Lestat meets Armand, the time is the 1700's. Armand is already an established vampire from previous centuries. Magnus, Lestat's maker, has already died and left his fortune to Lestat. Armand tries to woo Lestat, but the relationship is short-lived. Lestat meets Marius, who is also an ancient vampire but older than Armand.

The Romanian boy touched her face and referred to her as a "crow"(black). That is why she shoved him to the ground. Claudia will not allow anyone to disrespect her. The boy deserved what she did. Claudia showed restraint, which is rare for her. She could have done worse.

The two vamps in the play with Claudia (Celeste and Estelle) are artistic directors with the company, "The 1927", who created the projections for the series.

Been looking forward to this reaction, and now I can't wait for your ep 5 one! Dreamstat tickles me so much, especially his, "Romeo!" and "I lOvE YoU!" 🤣And still, Louis' farewell to him in the park was so touching! I agree that Assad brings such quality to his portrayal of Armand, because he embodies the vulnerability and fear just as well as the effortless power and manipulation of the character! We're honestly spoiled with this cast and crew! And super shout out to Ben Daniel's villainous turn as Santiago, and the wonderful Delainey Hayles (especially for her perfectly-aimed truths over Louis' inability to put her first, like he promised)! Great show, great reaction - thanks guys!

The showrunner has said in multiple different interviews over the past couple of months that they will NOT be following the books regarding Louis. They fully understand how much of a powerhouse they have within Jacob Anderson being on the show... In the book, Louis kind of fucks off for a good couple of books before showing back up... He's NOT going to do that on the show. He's going to be there, in some form... It's still unknown exactly how large of a part he will have in season 3... But from what the showrunner has said it's still going to be a decently large part... He has said that Jacob and Sam will be co-leads in the season. So he most likely isn't going to just have a scene or two. Most fans are thinking they will just probably have a lot of Louis in present day and give him SOMETHING to do... Fans aren't really expecting to see Lestat's version of Louis in the past being what keeps Jacob on the show... But yeah the showrunner has been very clear in the fact that they have kind of made alterations to Louis' personality to make him a much more interesting character with more of a backbone because they want him to be in the show SIGNIFICANTLY more often than he showed up in the books... Cuz in the books he was pretty much just super whiny and then would commit arson... And that's ALL that he did 🤣... Jacob is giving more than just that in his performance of Louis, absolutely. So yeah some fans have expressed concern about how much Louis will be in the show going forward... And the fact that a white man will be taking over a black man's story... It's usually non-book readers who are making that critique to be fair... So they don't know that Lestat is the protagonist of the book series, not Louis. But the showrunner has been VERY clear that Jacob will still be a co-lead so... no need to worry!

pretty sure armand is telling the truth about his backstory. that's the one time he's truthful and opens up to louis to get him to trust him and love him fully.

Armand is not lying about his past. Since there are some differences between the book version and the tv, some changes have been made. But all of his story in the books and in the tv show is true and mortifying, that is what makes him so tragic and I truly cant hate him even after knowing what he has done. His past is just too much of a devilish nightmare.

Have you read all the books?

I don't think Armand is lying about his abusive backstory, really.

I don't know; I think his being a rock star makes sense. Anne Rice really dropped it too quickly, but it probably works better in the visual medium. I wonder whether we'll get a musical episode considering so much of the cast sings.

They're supposed to film in the fall.

By the way, the actress playing Claudia in season 2 is Delainey Hayles. Bailey Bass played the part in the first season. I think you are conflating the two names ("Hailey"). I'm excited I can hear you this time. :)

Grow up,

I think Albert is traumatized by this episode. He might have a total meltdown by the end of the season.😮😅😅

Im glad this followed the book vision so cosely, with just a few good liberties I just can't see anyone else playing Lestat now, what a perfect actor for the character

A 'queer erotic thriller'? If you only knew how ironic that assumption is. Stop projecting your values into the past.

actually, in the episode of sandman where we meet death, she said that she's "not there for all of them" and in a few episodes back edwin mentioned that due to overpopulation, the department (?) that's in charge of collecting the dead is overrun so many ghosts are able to slip through the cracks or something along those lines

Is it me or is the sound really low this time?

Could you make some playlists for the shows you're reacting to (this, Maisel, Interview with the Vampire, etc.)? Thanks.

so can't actually hear the movie you're reacting to...is this a patreon paywall thing or just bad editing?

I love this movie, sad that it gets overlooked nowadays. Albert's reaction was so genuine and heartfelt, you could really tell he not only appreciated the films but you as a friend for Baz. You did a great job putting these three films together for him and taking him on a journey 😊

You left one major theory out. 1) all Ice pick murders are done by Catherine. 2) All shooting murders are done by Beth. Nielsen was most likely murdered by Beth-the betrayal Nielsen did to Beth by harming Nick with the sharing of his file. Beth got her revenge on Nielsen. Remember Beth loves Nick. Catherine is a scorned lover of Beth’s; who plots her revenge a year in advance. She hires Nielsen to cover up her tracks and create doubt in the process. She gets all the information on Nick included his file. This information she uses to entice and reinforce Nicks impulsive behavior to gain favor. Catherine isolates Nick from his co-workers mainly through sexual enticing and other manipulations. That starts in the car with the cigarette bit. The reason why Gus has to die is too isolate Nick even further. Her plan was to steal Beth’s love; that is her revenge to Beth for a bad break up.

next episode when ??!!! please 🙏

The only interesting bit to me was the Gus/Beth murder set up, not really interested in the central pair 🤔

Now I finally understand the dozens of memes about this movie, like that scene with Groundskeeper Willie in The Simpsons!

Cary Grant Ingrid Bergman in Notorious

Just caught up with this! I read (and reviewed!) "Stuck With You." I'm crazy about fun chapter titles and the ones here are great!

I remember this was the first movie I saw with a gay couple where they got to _have_ something at the end, and I loved it for that.

Sailors used to call it 'long pork'.