Midnight Screening With the Vampire Watch Online

No better way to unwind than watching a film at night. You can do this from home, at a coffee shop, or at your local movie theater. However, if you don’t feel comfortable going out in person, there are also ways of watching midnight movies online.

Midnight screening with the vampire

This show is based on Anne Rice’s 1976 novel of the same name and stars Jacob Anderson (“Game of Thrones”) and Sam Reid as two immortals who meet in 1900 New Orleans and form an eternal romance.

Access is available on AMC and AMC Plus

With AMC Plus, you can stream new episodes of “Interview with the Vampire” as soon as they air on TV through streaming services like AMC Plus for $9 a month for a full season or $24 per year with an annual subscription. Alternatively, sign up for a trial period to experience how it works before committing to full subscription.

HBO Max, HBO Go, as well as other platforms like Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube, Amazon Video and Vudu can be purchased or rented with ease on Apple TV, Amazon Video or other supported devices. You have the option to download or rent it at your leisure from these services.

Guillermo del Toro’s Cronos is a horror film with a dark, supernatural theme. You can catch an exclusive screening of it at Curzon Midnight Movies on October 9th! Enjoy an authentic Mexican-themed party and an exclusive Q&A with the director before the screening begins.

You can purchase or rent “Interview with the Vampire” on DVD or Blu-ray from Amazon and other retailers. Additionally, it is available to rent via iTunes, DIRECTV and Redbox platforms as well.

You can purchase a digital copy of “Interview with the Vampire” from AMC and other retailers to watch on your computer, phone, or tablet. The DVD or Blu-ray version of this show will be released on October 15th.

Netflix, HBO Go and other platforms such as YouTube, Apple TV, Google Play Movies and Vudu offer streaming access. Alternatively, you can purchase DVD or Blu-ray versions of the show from Amazon and other retailers to watch on your computer, smartphone or tablet.

Add another classic horror film to your list: the 1931 Spanish-language adaptation of Bram Stroker’s novel Dracula. This version has more pace than its more famous predecessor, and Bela Lugosi’s performance remains iconic today.

Though the movie itself isn’t particularly remarkable, its repetitive and dissolving rhythm creates a surrealist effect that’s impossible to ignore. Plus, Danzig’s skillfully off-beat direction ensures you won’t need to pay much attention elsewhere in order to become immersed in this psychedelic journey.

Horror film buffs should check out Death Rider in the House of Vampires at your local theater or library. It’s an entertainingly trashy horror flick that will likely make viewers laugh if played to the right audience.