"Anne Rice's Immortal Universe: It's not the Dark Universe we were promised, but it is absolutely the one we deserve. Like the MCU, but for gay goths, AMC's ambitious interconnected project has gone all in on some of the most deranged intellectual property out there, first with the Grand Guignolsplendors of Interview With the Vampire(the best show on TV), followed by Mayfair Witches, a show that made the audacious decision to have Harry Hamlin lead a coven. Next up, Anne Rice's Talamasca: The Secret Order,"
"The trailer for Talamasca: The Secret Order gives us a teensy peek at the secretive supernatural watchdog agency through the eyes of new recruit Guy Anatole (Nicholas Denton), who appears to be able to hear people's thoughts. He is brought into the fold by Helen (Elizabeth McGovern), leader of the Talamasca's New York Motherhouse, to help snuff out an infiltrator in the organization."
"You bet. Eric Bogosian and Justin Kirk round out the cast, reprising their roles as Daniel Molloy and Raglan James from Interview With the Vampire. In the trailer, Molloy gives Guy a warning that the Talamasca might not be all that it seems: "They're using you, kid," he says, pointing up at the CCTV with his nasty vampirized fingernails."
AMC+ expands Anne Rice's Immortal Universe with Talamasca: The Secret Order, an interconnected supernatural series arriving for spooky season. The trailer centers on new recruit Guy Anatole (Nicholas Denton), who appears able to hear thoughts and is recruited by Helen (Elizabeth McGovern) to help expose an infiltrator within the Talamasca's New York Motherhouse. The tone blends international espionage‑thriller vibes with supernatural horror and action and features conspicuous colored contact lenses. William Fichtner, Maisie Richardson‑Sellers, and Celine Buckens co-star, and Jason Schwartzman appears as Burton, a rakish vampire. Eric Bogosian and Justin Kirk reprise roles from Interview With the Vampire; Molloy warns Guy, "They're using you, kid."
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