The next Interview with the Vampire spinoff gets an ominous new teaser, with The Talamasca inching closer to a debut. Mayfair Witches season 2 has just returned to AMC and AMC+ with new episodes, but the Immortal Universe is set to expand with a third series based on Anne Rice's work. The Talamasca is focused on a secret organization, seeded in both Interview with the Vampire and Mayfair Witches, that's meant to keep track of supernatural creatures.

On X (formerly Twitter), the for Interview with the Vampire shared a brief teaser. A veteran of the organization (played by Elizabeth McGovern) makes a simple statement: “We watch the witches.” The teaser ends by restating that the Talamasca is always watching and always there. Check it out below:

What Is The Talamasca Spinoff About & What The Teaser Means For The Immortal Universe

It Adds Another Layer To The Supernatural

The Talamasca season 1 centers on the group that keeps track of supernatural creatures around the globe, whether they are vampires, witches, or others that viewers haven't been introduced to yet. The Talamasca has been mentioned in the already established AMC shows, with ties to Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian, the titular interviewer in Interview with the Vampire.

The Talamasca is co-showrun by John Lee Hancock (The Blindside) and Halt and Catch Fire's Mark Lafferty, who also executive produce, with producer Mark Johnson overseeing the overall Immortal Universe.

The Talamasca adaptation has already cast its main roles, with Nicholas Denton playing the lead protagonist Guy Anatole. He's a recent and pivotal recruit to the organization, brought in by Helen (McGovern). The cast also includes William Fichtner and Maisie Richardson-Sellers. Although a specific release date is unknown, the spinoff will be released in 2025.

The Talamasca has a rich history in the Rice novels, with the big question of what makes the shadowy operatives come out into the light now. There has been speculation that Interview with the Vampire season 3 will also be out sometime this year, although no date has been confirmed. Based on the teaser, however, the suggestion is that these hidden figures could be even more dangerous than the often dark foes they monitor. That will significantly shift to the franchise, potentially connecting all three shows more firmly.

Our Take On The Talamasca

It's The Start Of The Promotion Cycle

The Talamasca has been filming since late 2024, with the attention now turning to building up to the show's premiere. More will be revealed about the spinoff and its significance deeper into the new year. But for now, the implication is that the organization should be feared. Considering how they are dealing with vampires and witches, and who knows what else, that says a lot.

Source: Interview with the Vampire/X