‘Interview With the Vampire’ got the Anne Rice expanded universe off to a roaring start, but its follow-up series, ‘Mayfair Witches,’ suggests consistency might be an issue

Anne Rice's trilogy inspired this series about a neurosurgeon whose discovery of her supernatural roots in New Orleans is complicated by a demonic stalker.

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The White Lotus's Alexandra Daddario is far too good for this unsophisticated adaptation of Rice's bestselling novels

AMC's 'Mayfair Witches' is an Anne Rice adaptation starring Alexandra Daddario and Jack Huston, about a family of women with special powers.

Mayfair Witches isn't exactly a spellbinding extension of AMC's Anne Rice universe

AMC launches its horror series January 8

In AMC’s second Anne Rice adaptation, Alexandra Daddario plays a San Francisco neurosurgeon who discovers she's a witch with powers she doesn't understand.

Alexandra Daddario stars as a neurosurgeon with an interesting lineage. Jack Huston and Harry Hamlin also star. Here's where to watch the TV series.

There are dozens of shows coming this winter but these are the five that are genuinely worth your time, from video game zombies to Anne Rice witches.

With less compelling characters and more jumbled story, AMC’s latest adaptation fails to cast the same spell as Interview with the Vampire.

A review of the new series Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches, premiering January 8 on AMC and AMC+.