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Tom Cruise's bloody scene in Interview with the Vampire earns a glowing review from VFX artists. Released in 1994, director Neil Jordan's gothic horror adaptation of Anne Rice's 1976 novel follows vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac (Brad Pitt) as he recounts his life to journalist Daniel Molloy (Christian Slater). Cruise stars as Lestat de Lioncount in Interview with the Vampire, the vampire who is responsible for turning Louis into a vampire himself in 1791. One particularly notable sequence in the movie features Lestat morphing into a more monstrous form after getting his throat slit.

The VFX artists at Corridor Crew, including Sam Gorski, Wren Weichman, and Jordan Allen, now take a look at Cruise's bloody throat-slitting scene in Interview with the Vampire, praising the sequence for its inventive visuals. Sam praises the sequence as being "more subtle than I thought it would be," with Wren then going on to...

Dark Winds has added a major player to the cast for season 4. The AMC thriller series, which is based on the Leaphorn & Chee books by Tony Hillerman, follows Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon), Bernadette Manuelito (Jessica Matten), and Jim Chee (Kiowa Gordon), a trio of Navajo Tribal Police officers who work in the Four Corners region. The show, which is so popular that Dark Winds season 4 was renewed before season 3 even premiered, has featured appearances by a variety of stars, including Rainn Wilson, Bruce Greenwood, Jenna Elfman, and Jeri Ryan.

Per Deadline, Franka Potente has joined the cast of Dark Winds season 4 in the season's first new guest role, playing an as-yet unknown character. The German actor has most recently been seen another AMC series, Mayfair Witches, playing the role of Annamieke, who is a member of the secret society Talamasca, in two episodes of season 2 of the Anne Rice's Immortal Universe series.

Exclusive: Franka Potente has joined the cast of AMC’s Dark Winds in a key guest role for Season 4. Details regarding her character are under wraps.

The series was renewed for a fourth season ahead of the show’s third season premiere. New episodes are currently airing Sunday nights at 9 p.m.

Set in 1971 on a remote outpost of the Navajo Nation near Monument Valley, Dark Winds follows Lt. Joe Leaphorn of the Tribal Police (Zahn McClarnon) as he is besieged by a series of seemingly unrelated crimes. The closer he digs to the truth, the more he exposes the wounds of his past. He is joined on this journey by his new deputy, Jim Chee (Kiowa Gordon). Chee also has old scores to settle from his youth on the reservation. Together, the two men battle the forces of evil, each other and their own...

Ahead of its Cinequest premiere this weekend, experience the isolation of a New Hampshire winter with the teaser trailer for Voices Carry.

The indie thriller marks the feature debut of writers-directors Abby Brenker & Ellyn Vander Wyden.

Gia Crovatin (“Evil”), Jeff Ayars, Jeremy Holm (“Mr. Robot”), and Geraldine Singer (“Mayfair Witches”) star.

Looking for a new beginning, Sam and Jack leave Boston and move into Sam’s childhood home on a picturesque lake in New Hampshire. Despite the natural beauty and small-town charm, the couple struggles to adjust. Sam wrestles with her stagnant career and is forced to confront the traumatic events of her past.

Their uneasy transition becomes even more unsettling when Henry, a peculiar lifelong local and neighbor, raises suspicion. When Sam discovers a necklace she believes belonged to her late mother and an antique diary, she begins to suspect that the spirit of an ancestor is trying to reach her.

Day of the Fight director and actor Jack Huston is getting back behind the camera for Joseph Merrick, a new and emotional film about the individual known to many as The Elephant Man. According to reports, Huston’s film highlights Merrick’s heart and humanity by focusing on untold aspects of his story to celebrate the inspiring life of a kind and misunderstood soul.

Production for Joseph Merrick begins later this year. The story will focus on the final months of Merrick’s life, examining his transformative journey and the unexpected way he touched the hearts of those fortunate enough to know him. The project aims to shed positive light on Merrick’s contribution to humanity by sharing his unique experience and profound impact on defying expectations and proving that true beauty comes from within.

“I’ve long been fascinated by the life of Joseph Merrick — marked by unimaginable adversity,...

Take a look at Season 2 of the "Mayfair Witches", live-action adaptation of author Anne Rice' supernatural novel trilogy "Lives of the Mayfair Witches", starring Alexandra Daddario, now airing on AMC and AMC+:

“..after the death of her mother, California neurosurgeon 'Rowan Mayfair' (Alexandra Daddario) is shocked to find herself named the new designee of the 'Mayfair' family fortune.

\"Her only wish is for the spirit 'Lasher' to grant her family a long, vibrant and largely successful life.

“And the spirit did just that, making the Mayfairs a strong clan…”

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Exclusive: The Anne Rice estate and Dinner Partners LLC have signed with InkWell Management and Literate for representation. The aim is to promote the late author’s available works across all media for series and film adaptations.

The rights to the estate’s literary properties are controlled by Dinner Partners LLC, a production company owned and operated by the New York Times bestselling novelists Christopher Rice, son of Anne Rice, and Eric Shaw Quinn, whose past and future works are also represented by InkWell Management and Literate. Rice and Quinn will serve as executive producers on all projects.

The works of Anne Rice have a long and successful history of series and film adaptations. Her debut novel, Interview with the Vampire, was published in 1976 and adapted into the acclaimed 1994 film. In 2020, AMC Networks acquired the rights to The Vampire Chronicles and The Lives of the Mayfair Witches catalogues, encompassing 18 titles...

Alexandra Daddario once made a rookie mistake — telling a Friends alum that movie actors were simply better. Now, she still regrets it. Young and overconfident, she had no idea how the industry really worked. Years later, she cringes at the memory, realizing how wrong (and unintentionally rude) she sounded.

Alexandra Daddario in True Detective | Credits: HBO

Hollywood doesn’t play favorites between TV and film, and Daddario has learned that the hard way. Safe to say, she won’t be making that mistake again.

Alexandra Daddario once told Christina Applegate movies were superior — still cringing Christina Applegate in Friends | Credits: NBC

Alexandra Daddario once put her foot in her mouth — big time. Back when she was just starting out, she made a bold claim about movie actors being superior to TV actors. The problem? Friends star Christina Applegate was sitting right next to her.

During an interview with Elle, Daddario alluded:

A lot of things.

Quick LinksVampires Have a Heavier Presence in Season 2 of 'Mayfair Witches'The Talamasca Is an Integral Part in Connecting All Three SeriesThe Future Connections in the Immortal Universe

As Season 2 of Mayfair Witches comes to a close, the expansion of the Anne Rice Immortal Universe has been gradual, with subtle references to the critically acclaimed AMC series Interview with the Vampireand the upcoming Talamascaseries. Interview with the Vampire was the series that set Rice's Immortal Universe in motion and went on to receive critical acclaim as well as several award nominations for its astonishingly beautiful prose and seductive storytelling.

Mayfair Witches was the second television show to join the universe, which introduced witches as the other supernatural creatures to exist in Rice's world. The Talamasca series will mark the third series to continue expanding Rice's work, which will focus on the secret organization that observes supernatural creatures from the shadows...

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In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin returns for a second season on AMC+ and IFC, starting Wednesday, April 30 at 11:00 pm Edt. The show features actor Harry Hamlin (Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches) and his niece, chef Renee Guilbault, hosting dinner parties for their famous friends. Here’s the Lowdown: This five-episode season sees Harry and […]

Harry Hamlin’s Back in the Kitchen: Season 2 Serves Up Celebrity Guests and Delicious Dishes!

Today, AMC Networks revealed the premiere date, trailer and key art for season two of In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin, a five-episode cooking series executive-produced and hosted by renowned actor, writer and entrepreneur Harry Hamlin (Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches) and his niece and classically trained chef and author, Renee Guilbault.

Produced through AMC Networks’ Content Room, the company’s in-house creative studio, which has a long history of creating award-winning original content, season two returns Wednesday, April 30 at 11:00 p.m. Edt on AMC+ and IFC.

In each episode, Harry and Renee cook up savory stories and craft and curate gorgeous, and reasonably easy, dinner parties for their celebrity friends.

Special guests this season include Ben Feldman (Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches), Kevin Rahm (Mad Men), Angela Kinsey (The Office), Kate Flannery (The Office), Joel McHale (Spy Kids 4), Aisha Tyler (Criminal Minds: Evolution), Paul Scheer (Black Monday...

The Mayfair Witches season 2 finale, "Into the Woods," certainly saw a lot go down. There was a big and major death, a key character is leaving (we think?), and Rowan has now been changed, possibly forever. As far as finales go, I think it was a really good one! So is there more to come?

At the time of this writing, AMC has not revealed whether a Mayfair Witches season 3 is happening. The Anne Rice series has been a bit hit or miss with fans, especially those who have read the author's books and can't help compare the novel to the adaptation. I do agree that the series is messy and need some work if it does continue.

Though I do think the story could be written much better, there actually is more to tell and explore. Plus, Anne Rice's universe has become pretty established at the network, with Interview...

The White Lotus Actress Alexandra Daddario ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Popular Hollywood actress Alexandra Daddario, known for her roles in projects like The White Lotus, Baywatch, Mayfair Witches, and more, has listed her sweet abode on sale. Recently, the star and her husband, Andrew Form, have become parents to their first child, and amid this, they sold their Mid-Century Modern home in Los Angeles for a whopping sum.

Before welcoming their child, the couple had bought this post-and-beam house in May 2023 for $2.8 million, as recorded by PropertyShark Show. But do you know how much they sold the property for? Scroll ahead to find out the truth.

After a year’s stay in the house, in August 2024, Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form turned around and put the four-bedroom, wood-and-glass apartment on sale for $2.925 million. However, it was sold last week for $2.9 million. Yes, that’s right. The property was dubbed an ‘architectural...

Amazon has a dark new horror-action series coming this April, featuring Kevin Bacon in the lead role as a revived bounty hunter assigned to work for the Devil. The streamer just released a full-length trailer brimming with campy demonic violence, bloodshed, and several f-bombs. The Bondsman might be the perfect show for anyone missing The Boys or Evil Dead. Watch the official red-band trailer above.

According to the Prime Video description, Bacon's character, Hub Halloran, was a real sinner in life before he bit the dust. Something he did before shuffling off the mortal coil sent him straight to Hell, and his only path toward redemption is to trap and kill escaped demons. As he prowls the earth for the sulfur-reeking baddies, Hub slowly learns what happened in his life to set him on this fire-and-brimstone-laden road. There's a mention of country music in there so maybe the show plans...

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Mayfair Witches Season 2 finale.After a whirlwind of a season, Mayfair Witches has finally wrapped up its return installment with "The Innocents," an episode that manages to feature a lot of twists, turns, and unexpected deaths — and, in the case of Lasher (Jack Huston), at least one resurrection before seemingly meeting a more definitive fate. With the Scottish Mayfairs having unveiled their real plan — to kill all the Taltos children born to Lasher and Emaleth (Henessi Schmidt) and steal their power — it's up to Ciprien Grieve (Tongayi Chirisa) and the Talamasca to get them out of harm's way while Rowan (Alexandra Daddario) faces off with her very own family.

Is your watch list ready for another week of new releases? The first two months of 2025 have come to an end, and another new month is upon us as we get into the spring television stretch. That means all of our favorite small screen favorites will be pulling out all the stops to keep our attention before their season finales and taking some time off for the summer.

But in the streaming world, there's no such thing as time off. New shows premiere all the time. When one show ends, plenty more are ready to premiere in their place. Speaking of season finales, this week there so many shows signing off with what are sure to be highly talked about season enders. Mayfair Witches closed out its second season, while Paradise and Prime Target will reveal all with their own finales. Save some room, too, for the School Spirits season 2 finale and The Traitors finale.

AMC‘s Anne Rice Immortal Universe just dropped its biggest Talamasca teaser yet during the Mayfair Witches Season 2 finale on Sunday, March 2. The TV universe’s Twitter/X account dropped a short video teaser featuring a URL (talamas.ca) that leads to a “surveillance” site monitoring characters from Interview With the Vampire, Mayfair Witches, and The Talamasca. But one video, in particular, is the only footage that’s glitching. Is this a hint that Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian) is the Interview With the Vampire character who will be appearing in The Talamasca, like executive producer Mark Johnson teased at New York Comic Con? In Rice’s books and the AMC universe, the Talamasca is the supernatural watchdog agency that keeps tabs on the vampires, witches, and other occult creatures to prevent the human world from discovering their existence. The Talamasca series is gearing up to debut in 2025, and the Immortal...

[This story contains major spoilers for the Mayfair Witches season two finale.]

For Rowan and the other Mayfair witches, the events of the AMC series’ season two finale signal that the game is on, says showrunner Esta Spalding.

As fans saw on Sunday night, with the help of Ciprien (Tongayi Chirisa) and others, Rowan (Alexandra Daddario) succeeds in taking down the Scottish Mayfairs — headed up by Cortland’s (Harry Hamlin) brother Ian (Ian Pirie) — after they kill Lasher (Jack Huston) for the power of his blood. While Rowan is able to save Lasher, once in the fight to stop Julien, the other Mayfairs and save his children with Emaleth (Henessi Schmidt), he is felled.

In the lead up to his death, Julien’s intentions behind the sacrifice of both of his sons as well as Lasher come into starker focus, as does Julien’s necessity for Rowan and her power as part of a much larger plan...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Mayfair Witches Season 2 finale, “The Innocents.”] Leave it to those damn Mayfair Witches to turn ankle biters into appetizers! In the second-season finale of the Anne Rice adaptation series, our head witch in charge, Rowan Mayfair (Alexandra Daddario), managed to foil the Scottish Mayfairs’ grisly master plan to breed the hell out of newlywed demon Lasher (Jack Huston) and his baby-dispensing bride Emaleth (Hennesi Schmidt) before slaughtering their myriad (and rapidly growing) spawn. Why kill the kids? Because it turns out their blood is loaded with Lasher’s magical ability to control nature, to create life and reverse death. With assists from her current beau Lark (Ben Feldman), her ex Ciprien (Tongayi Chirisa) and his Talamasca pals, hilarious cousin Moira (Alyssa Jirrels), oh, and a werewolf, Rowan was able to tap into her newly evolving abilities to take down her relatives and save the lil ones. But alas, she was...

It’s been a turbulent road, but Mayfair Witches hit its stride during Season 2, showcasing that the second entry in AMC’s Immortals Universe shouldn’t be overlooked.

The season came to a chilling conclusion with Mayfair Witches Season 2 Episode 8 closing up many storylines and leaving us with hints of where the show could go in a potential third season.

At the beginning of the season, I didn’t expect to say that I’m very interested in where the show goes next.

(Leigh Page/AMC)

It has been shaky, but it had so many great moments this season that have showcased that the show works when the writing is strong.

The end of the adventure in Scotland was brutal and momentous. Rowan’s motivations have been up for debate because she’s made decisions that have been pro-Lasher so far.

(Leigh Page/AMC)

And she certainly did throughout the finale,...

Well, we can say this much: Spencer and Alexandra’s individual journeys home are continuing, and their love remains unabated.

Everyone else isn’t faring so well.

I’ve linked to a full recap of 1923 Season 2 Episode 2, just like the old days of TV Fanatic, so if you want to check it out, be sure to click. Don’t expect anything fancy, though!

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Winter in the north can be dismal and depressing no matter where (or when) you live, but it’s much worse when you’re so far off the beaten path that even a trip to the henhouse or the root cellar is perilous.

Cara and Elizabeth have been left to fend for themselves, and I can only imagine that their fate was sealed by the bad weather.

(Trae Patton/Paramount+)

Things have gotten bad enough with Donald Whitfield that leaving them alone seems foolish,...

Mayfair Witches strays quite far from the books both in terms of the story and the characters, so it’s obvious that fans of Anne Rice’s “The lives of the Mayfair Witches” aren’t too fond of the show. But to be fair, there’s more to the general dismissal of Esta Spalding’s show as a worthy addition to Immortal Universe than just the liberties it takes with the source material. Personally, I have a wildly varying opinion on the show depending on which episode I’ve seen last. And since Mayfair Witches goes from 0 to 100 within the matter of a single episode, it’s not the easiest thing to stick to the show. But now that the sophomore season has drawn to a close, I’ve got to admit that I’m pretty excited to see where the story will go should they greenlight a 3rd season.

On Sunday March 2 2025, AMC broadcasts Mayfair Witches!

The Innocents Season 2 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Mayfair Witches,” titled “The Innocents,” promises to be a captivating installment in the series. Rowan Fielding, the main character, is an intuitive young neurosurgeon who is coming to terms with her unexpected heritage as a witch. This episode will delve deeper into her struggles as she navigates her newfound powers while facing the weight of her family’s dark history.

In “The Innocents,” Rowan’s journey takes a more intense turn as she learns more about the sinister presence that has haunted her family for generations. This presence is not just a distant memory; it impacts her life and those around her. The tension builds as Rowan tries to understand her abilities and the responsibilities that come with them. The episode will explore themes of identity, legacy, and the battle between good and evil.

While a lot of talk about the war to come took its fair share of space in the final episode of season 2 of Mayfair Witches, the real treat was the war that unfolded before our eyes this week. And when it’s war we’re talking about, it’s only obvious that winning would require both sides to adapt to the shifting circumstances. By the end, it’s not just Julien’s unfathomable capacity for treachery that shocks you. You’re also left quite bemused by the morally-opaque complexities of Rowan Mayfair’s character.

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Strange Parenthood

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Lasher is deeply in love with his new bride, especially if you remember that their union goes back centuries. They’d even been married before Lasher died. And now that he’s got a second chance at building a family with the love of his life,...

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Alexandra Daddario is defending herself.

In a new interview with Elle, the 38-year-old Mayfair Witches actress was asked to share “most outrageous rumor” about herself “that won’t go away.”

Without hesitating, Alexandra answered, “That I’m a bad actress.”

Keep reading to find out more…“I’m not a bad actress. I’ve just done some projects that don’t showcase me in the way that I should be showcased,” Alexandra continued. “Okay? Directing and the writing is everything. Sometime’s I’m lit poorly, but I’m not a bad actress. I got an Emmy nomination. How do you think I did that?”

Alexandra was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series at the 2022 Emmy Awards for her role in season of The White Lotus.

Just a few weeks ago, Alexandra joined tons of other stars at the Tory Burch Fashion Show.

@ellemagazine @Alexandra Daddario is Emmy-nominated,...

After more than a decade on screen, Alexandra Daddario has a message for her critics.

The Emmy Award nominee recently addressed the “most outrageous rumor” about herself “that won’t go away” despite her nod for Outstanding Supporting Actress in Season 1 of HBO‘s The White Lotus.

“That I’m a bad actress. I’m not a bad actress,” she told Elle during their drinking game ‘Thirst Trap’. “I’ve just done some projects that don’t showcase me in the way that I should be showcased. Okay? Director and the writing is everything, and sometime’s I’m lit poorly, but I’m not a bad actress. I got an Emmy nomination. How do you think I did that?”

Following her Emmy-nominated performance as newlywed journalist Rachel Patton in the show’s 2021 Hawaii-set debut season, Daddario previously told Deadline that The White Lotus creator Mike White has ideas for...

Alexandra Daddario is speaking up for herself against her harshest critics, who have accused her of not being a good actress. Daddario stars as Dr. Rowan Fielding on the hit AMC+ series Mayfair Witches. She has been acting on camera for over two decades, and yet she has often been dismissed by critics and some harsher fans online throughout her career. Even with a major award nomination under her belt, it still doesn't seem enough for some, and the actress is done with people saying she isn't good at her job.

Speaking with Elle magazine (via Variety), Daddario was asked what she thought was the "most outrageous rumor" about herself that won't go away. Daddario quickly answered, "That I’m a bad actress." Daddario points out that despite being nominated for an Emmy for her performance in The White Lotus, one of the most critically acclaimed series on air, her talents are constantly questioned.

All week, I’ve been thinking to myself: why can Outlander have Claire and Jamie but we cannot have Kat and Thomas?

Alas, it matters not. At least not right now.

But as Alice still has unfinished business in 1999, proving that nothing in this story is finished until it’s finished, I will not write off Thomas. I just can’t. I’m stubborn that way.

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But overall, The Way Home Season 3 Episode 9 is exactly what most The Way Home fans, especially those who want Kat and Elliot to share a future, wanted.

There were plenty of answers to long-lingering questions, and even if Thomas did depart, his impact on Kat was everlasting. You really can’t ask for much more from a penultimate episode.

When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 9 Review: Buried Treasureby Laura Nowak Suits LA Season 1 Episode 2 Showcases Spinoff’s True Potential,...

Alexandra Daddario is an award-nominated performer, but not everybody is a fan. Some have criticized the Mayfair Witches star for her acting work, but she doesn't put too much stock into what they say, feeling that her Emmy nomination speaks for itself.

Per Elle, Daddario was asked to address what she considers to be the "most outrageous rumor" she has heard about herself that just "won't go away." What came to mind first for Daddario was the perception held by her critics that she's "a bad actress." While she agreed that not every project she has been a part of has been a major success, she pointed out how these failures were not because of her performances directly. When it comes strictly to her work, Daddario feels very confident in how she performs on-screen.

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Alexandra Daddario was recently asked by Elle magazine to name the “most outrageous rumor” about herself “that won’t go away.” She didn’t hesitate to give an answer: “That I’m a bad actress.”

“I’m not a bad actress,” Daddario said. “I’ve just done some projects that don’t showcase me in the way that I should be showcased. Okay? Directing and the writing is everything. Sometime’s I’m lit poorly, but I’m not a bad actress. I got an Emmy nomination. How do you think I did that?”

Daddario starred in the first season of Mike White’s popular HBO series “The White Lotus” and was nominated at the Emmys for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series. She starred as Rachel Patton, a journalist whose resort vacation is upended by the behavior of her spoiled husband (Jake Lacy) and his mother (Molly Shannon...

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Mayfair Witches Season 2.] Mayfair Witches Season 2 is coming to a close on Sunday, March 2, on AMC and AMC+. The eight-episode sophomore season of the Anne Rice adaptation has done a lot of legwork to connect the three shows of the Immortal Universe — Interview With the Vampire, Mayfair Witches, and the upcoming Talamasca series — by way of crossovers and Easter eggs. But the future of the Alexandra Daddario-led series has not yet been revealed. The series still has one more book from the Lives of the Mayfair Witches trilogy to pull from, so will there be a Mayfair Witches Season 3? Mayfair Witches Season 2 continues the journey of Rowan Mayfair (Daddario) after she has unwittingly given birth to the demon Lasher (Jack Huston). She is determined to understand what he has become — human or monster? — and to use him to fulfill her purpose as a healer, but when tragedy strikes, she...

[This story contains spoilers from Mayfair Witches‘ penultimate episode of season two, “A Tangled Web.”]

Alexandra Daddario doesn’t feel like she can trust Mayfair Witches’ leading lady Rowan Fielding — and she’s not sure you should either.

The star of the AMC series, the second in the Anne Rice Immortal Universe franchise, admitted as much while discussing Rowan’s fate and what’s ahead for her, Moira (Alyssa Jirrels), Lark (Ben Feldman) and Cortland (Harry Hamlin) ahead of Sunday’s episode, “A Tangled Web.” The penultimate episode of season two ended on a stomach-clenching cliffhanger, after Rowan and the others found themselves trapped in Scotland as unexpected guests of a wedding for a prophesied union.

When Lasher (Jack Huston) is seemingly taken from Rowan by the Talamasca, she discovers a more sinister plan is afoot that has whisked him away to Scotland. Crossing the Atlantic in hopes of finding and retrieving her son, her former (demon) lover, and a magical accelerant to her power and the Mayfair coven,...

Rosemary’s new radio show, “The Daily Dialogue,” caused chaos on When Calls the Heart.

Rosemary and Fiona encouraged Elizabeth to promote her training curriculum on When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 8, but that backfired when a superintendent thought Elizabeth’s ideas were naive.

Meanwhile, Ronald Rockwell visited Hope Valley to inform Rosemary and Fiona that their radio show bored viewers and they needed something new and exciting. Therefore, Rosemary decided to air her play production over the air.

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While Rosemary was excited about this new opportunity, her cast was dropping like flies. However, Rosemary never quits.

Neither did Elizabeth or Fiona, even if their spirit took a beating. “The Show Must Go On” demonstrated these women’s fighting spirit and strength in numbers.

The Grosse Pointe Garden Society Premiere Went Right for the Jugular When It Comes to Balancing Comedy with Believable Dramaby Joshua Pleming...

Mayfair Witches is seriously becoming one of the better genre dramas on the air.

Maybe it’s because there’s a severe lack of genre fare, but the series has been on a creative upswing lately.

Mayfair Witches Season 2 Episode 7 upped the ante considerably, preparing for an endgame that’s sure to be filled with bloodshed.

(Jonathan Hession/AMC)

The episode did a great job of upping the creepy factor as Rowan navigated the tunnels to learn more about Ian, his family, and his master plan for Lasher.

You know how I feel about Rowan’s decisions this season, but she was on her A-game as she traversed the tunnels, met Moira, and used her magic to scare Ian’s wife into giving her answers.

(Jonathan Hession/AMC)

If there’s one thing that’s bugged me about the show, it’s that Rowan’s powers have been all over the place.

You know what they say; it takes one survivalist to know one. Or something like that.

Colter has encountered several people on his journeys that remind him of himself, but he met his match on Tracker Season 2 Episode 10, in the form of Ben, a fellow loner and product of a father who taught him all the tools to survive.

It was on Colter to find his survivalist brethren and a missing woman in a town that wanted no part of his presence.

(Darko Sikman/CBS)

One of Tracker’s staples has become the unhelpful or downright duplicitous law enforcement people who stymie Colter at every turn, and that was certainly the case when Colter stepped foot in Wolf Creek, Minnesota.

But things didn’t play out the way you expected.

It was good to see Jim Parrack back on screen after the recent cancellation of 9-1-1: Lone Star,...

Unfortunately for many of us viewers, it seems like overall the Mayfair Witches television adaptation is not that great. Some complain about the direction the story has gone in compared to the books. Or even compared to Interview with a Vampire, which is a fan-favorite and actually a good adaptation of Anne Rice's. Well whether you like it or have chosen to thug it out until the end, you might be wondering when season 2 is coming to an end. And it's pretty soon.

The Mayfair Witches season 2 finale premieres Sunday, March 2, 2025 at 9 p.m. Et on AMC, and will stream later on AMC+. Just like the first season, this one is 8 episodes long. The title of the episode is "The Innoccents" which definitely piques my interest after the journey the characters have gone through. Find out the release time based on where you live below:

Release by time zoneEast Coast: 9 p.

The longer Mayfair Witches stays on the path to the spring of magic, the more it opens itself up to some surprisingly convoluted lanes of philosophy. It’s not so much about the gray per se, but a more brazen declaration of the inevitability of good and bad. Lasher’s proving to be the bringer of life and growth on a near-barren earth. And like all messiahs, he can’t really help that a part of him has a great capacity to inflict pain. He’s had a rather strange existence ever since the 1500s. The only thing I can crib about is that we’re already at the penultimate episode of season 2 of Mayfair Witches.

Spoiler Alert

Julien’s come back to life

The Scottish Mayfairs are up to no good as far as Lark is concerned. In his sleep, he might be falling victim to a gnarly spell they’ve concocted for him.

On Sunday February 23 2025, AMC broadcasts Mayfair Witches!

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The upcoming episode of “Mayfair Witches,” titled “A Tangled Web,” promises to take viewers deeper into the mysterious world of Rowan Fielding. As an intuitive young neurosurgeon, Rowan’s life has already been filled with challenges, but her discovery that she is part of a long line of witches adds a whole new layer of complexity to her existence. This episode will explore how she begins to understand her powers and the responsibilities that come with them.

In “A Tangled Web,” Rowan faces not only her newfound abilities but also a dark and sinister presence that has haunted her family for generations. This force threatens to unravel everything she holds dear. As she tries to navigate her dual life as a doctor and a witch, Rowan must confront the secrets of her family’s past. The...

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Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 2-24-25 suggest that fake Rafe will finally get busted (yay!), but not until Jada and Shawn take the next step in their new relationship.

From the second the Rafe doppelganger broke Jada’s heart, I knew this love triangle was coming. Did you?

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It would be way too easy if Rafe escaped, came home, explained to Jada that he had been replaced by a doppelganger, and picked up the relationship where he left off.

Ej and Fake Rafe did a ton of damage. Most of it shouldn’t have happened because their plan was so damn obvious, but it did, and it won’t be easy for Rafe to clean up their mess.

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The upcoming episode of “Mayfair Witches,” titled “The Innocents,” promises to be a thrilling addition to Season 2. Airing on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on AMC, this episode will delve deeper into the life of Rowan Fielding. As an intuitive young neurosurgeon, Rowan is still coming to terms with her unexpected heritage as a witch. The stakes are getting higher as she learns more about her powers and their implications.

In “The Innocents,” Rowan faces a sinister presence that has haunted her family for generations. This episode will explore the dark history of the Mayfair family, revealing secrets that could change everything for Rowan. As she grapples with her abilities, the tension between her medical career and her witch lineage intensifies. Viewers can expect a mix of suspense, drama, and moments of self-discovery as Rowan navigates her dual identity.

With each episode, “Mayfair Witches” has captivated audiences, and “The Innocents...

The AMC series Mayfair Witches recently debuted its second season and the show has been going strong till episode 6. The Alexandra Daddario starrer had a decent first season that was a faithful adaptation of Anne Rice’s Lives of the Mayfair Witches novels. Now, the witches are back to uncover more secrets.

While the sophomore season is still on episode 6, the series shows immense potential and plenty of material to cover. The ratings for the second season seem to have drastically increased and while many have criticized the series for its far-out premise, Daddario’s performance and the lore keep things interesting.

Here are five reasons why Mayfair Witches deserves a season 3:

1. Alexandra Daddario’s performance in Mayfair Witches warrants more Alexandra Daddario in Mayfair Witches | Credits: AMC

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Alexandra Daddario is one of the most gorgeous and talented actresses working in the film industry right now. The American actress started her career in Hollywood early with the role of Laurie Lewis in All My Children. In the past, she has starred in many projects, such as San Andreas and Percy Jackson film series. Now, she is starring in AMC’s Mayfair Witches, which is based on Anne Rice’s popular book trilogy Lives of the Mayfair Witches. So, if you love Daddario’s performance, here are the best movies and TV shows starring Alexandra Daddario that you should check out right now.

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American actress Alexandra Daddario is a renowned personality who is popular for her outstanding beauty, especially her eyes. She has often captivated us with her fashion statements, be it casual or for any red-carpet event. While exploring the vast domain of social media, we have come across a throwback look of the Baywatch star from a Hollywood event where she looks absolutely stunning. Keep scrolling for the deets.

She rose to fame as Annabeth Chase in the Percy Jackson movies. In 2017, Alexandra was featured in the Baywatch movie alongside Dwayne Johnson, Priyanka Chopra, and Zac Efron. She has appeared in many movies and television shows over the years, including The White Lotus and Mayfair Witches. The actress has over 23.5 million followers on Instagram.

The throwback picture that caught our eye was from the 2023 Elle Women in Hollywood event.

[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches Season 2 Episode 6, “Michaelmas.”] New Orleans got a break from those chaotic Mayfairs this week as Rowan (Alexandra Daddario), Lark (Ben Feldman), Moira (Alyssa Jirrels), and Cortland (Harry Hamlin) headed to Scotland in search of demon-on-the-go Lasher (Jack Huston). And it was there that they met a new batch of Mayfair men who welcomed them into their own brand of crazy. Jonathan Hession / AMC Arriving just in time for Michaelmas, which is apparently a religious feast celebrating the end of the harvest through unsettling costumes and masks made of human skin, our traveling troupe almost immediately winds up in a mass. Moira goes missing, there’s no room at the inn they’ve booked themselves, and everyone in town seems to specialize in side-eyeing the newcomers. That is, until a fine young lad named Hamish is tasked with delivering Rowan, Cortland, and Lark to what turns...

Well, that was eerie and left me wanting more.

Mayfair Witches Season 2 Episode 6 sent Rowan, Moira, Cortland, and Lark to Scotland, hoping to find Lasher and unravel Ian’s plans.

Unfortunately, when they arrived in Kilbride, they were no match for what awaited them, and things went from bad to worse.

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As has become customary with Mayfair Witches, everyone made terrible decisions.

It was on another level during “Michaelmas” that left everyone facing death’s door with no way out, but they somehow found a way to do stupid things.

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My biggest eye-roll moment came from Cortland, Rowan, and Lark leaving the city center with Hamish after Moira went missing.

If my cousin or anyone in my party went missing, the last thing on my mind would be moving on to the next destination.

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Overall, Tracker isn’t a dark show.

They may deal with dark subject matter at times, but most hours carry a little sense of lightness, often in the interactions between Colter and his team or even the people he meets during his various journeys.

But Tracker Season 2 Episode 9 was dark. It was one of the darkest hours we’ve seen yet and undoubtedly one of its best.

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Tracker Season 2 hasn’t endured a sophomore slump whatsoever.

They’ve delivered solid hours all season long, and as they head into the second half of their season, they’re off to a hot start with a conclusion to a season-long case that we just learned about in Tracker Season 2 Episode 1 but had been plaguing Colter for years.

It was interesting to have Colter work on something sporadically all season, almost in place of the Shaw Family drama.

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