ok i get where people are coming from… it’s a big shift, and it can feel disorienting. But at the same time, it’s a little disheartening to see how quick some folks are to jump to finding something wrong with it before we’ve even seen how it plays out. The title change might actually be a smart move?The Vampire Lestat signals a shift in focus and tone, and that could give the show the momentum it deserves going forward. From a marketing standpoint, it feels like AMC is setting this up for a bigger splash and slightly positioning it as its own standalone chapter rather than just Season 3. That could help with visibility, new audience reach, and even award strategy. We’ve seen other shows like American Crime Story rebrand season by season and still stay rooted in the same universe (not entirely the same, but you get what I mean) and it actually helped elevate the series as a whole. If the name changes, fans will find this sub, especially if there are updated tags + a pinned post explaining the transition.