Review

Interview with the Vampire

  • Review Date: November 9, 2005
  • R
  • Genre: Horror
  • 1994

Common Sense Media says

Entertaining but gruesomely gory vampire tale.
Age
16
Quality
 

  • While some of the vampire characters feel guilty about killing others, more of them crave and love it.
  • The action is graphic and gory.
  • Female nudity, references to prostitutes and incest, as well as strong sexual overtones.

What parents need to know

Parents need to know that this is a violent, bloody movie about vampires. Death and murder are main themes and are depicted with a great deal of graphic violence and gore. Because the film is based on a bestselling fiction series and features popular actors Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and Kirsten Dunst, kids may be familiar with the movie and want to see it.


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Age
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Most useful reviews by all members

Kid, 10 years old
April 7, 2011
 
great movie for mature kids
i watched this movie when i was about 5 and i loved it cause i dont get scared easy but other kids i think this would be a little to intense

Parent
January 15, 2010
 
Interview with the Vampire
Great vampire movie. One of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt's best movies of all time. Very bloody, but thats what you want from a quality vampire film. Just remember kiddys, this ain't no sissy Twilight movie.

Adult
August 15, 2009
 
Perfect Movie for an Older Audience
Very suspenseful horror movie/drama. There is LOTS of full nudity of females in the movie as well as gore and violence. 4.5 :)

Teen, 14 years old
April 9, 2008
 
Very Interesting!!!
Interview with the Vampire, based on the proclaimed novel by Anne Rice, is NOT appropriate for most kids. For mature teenagers at least over 14. There are two scenes with completely nude women. Nothing is covered up, but they are not doing anything. There are a few mildly scary scenes, such as the slashing of a throat, which is bloody. There are also a few slashings of bodies. It can also be depressing,as it is very sad. But it is a worthwile movie to watch if you love vampires!

Teen, 17 years old
October 29, 2009
 

Parent of 17 year old
March 1, 2011
 
Read instead
This movie is just a waste of time. When I finished watching Interview I was frustrated that I had just wasted 2 hours I could have spent reading. Read the book instead if you must. It is engaging, though dark and depressing. Better yet, read The Book Thief. Read The Host by Stephenie Meyer. If you must watch a movie, watch The King's Speech. All of these are a better way to spend your time than watching the Interview movie.

Teen, 13 years old
January 22, 2010
 
Mature 11+

Kid, 10 years old
August 2, 2009
 
Iffy for 9 and under
Lots and lots of nudity, saw it when i was 9, iffy.

Teen, 14 years old
July 2, 2011
 
Good For All Ages
great movie! i saw this when I was 9! only a few full frontal views of women. Nothing they won't see in the locker room at the gym.

Teen, 14 years old
September 5, 2010
 

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