No Pain

Episode aired May 26, 2024

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8.2/10

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Sam Reid and Joseph Potter in No Pain (2024)

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Armand tells the history of the Theatre des Vampires; Louis tells of his reluctance to join.Armand tells the history of the Theatre des Vampires; Louis tells of his reluctance to join.Armand tells the history of the Theatre des Vampires; Louis tells of his reluctance to join.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

1.2K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 1:35

Interview With The Vampire: No Pain

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8johannultimate

Painfully Good

This episode brings both the heat and the hurt. It digs into betrayal, power, and the kind of love that leaves scars instead of memories.

Plot: 8/10 The story shifts gears and gives us a deeper look at the toxic romance at the center of it all. The pacing picks up and tensions finally explode.

Acting: 9/10 Jacob Anderson is incredible, and Sam Reid returns with magnetic fury. The performances feel raw, dangerous, and deeply human despite the fangs.

Writing: 8/10 Every line feels sharp and emotionally loaded. The dialogue carries the weight of regret, blame, and things better left unsaid.

Visuals and Direction: 8.5/10 The production continues to impress. Intimate moments are framed like paintings. Blood and candlelight never looked so tragic.

Pacing: 7.5/10 It still takes its time, but this episode has more momentum. Things are finally moving, and it feels like something important is breaking.

Overall: 8/10 A dark and gripping hour that delivers the emotional pain its title promises. Brutal, romantic, and unforgettable.

Trivia
When Louis and Armand were at the bar, they interacted with French Existential Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, who went by the name Jean-Paul. Jean Paul said "Evil is the product of the ability of humans to make abstract what is concrete."

Quotes
Armand: How was your walkabout, Mr. Molloy?
Daniel Molloy: Michelin fish in the desert. I burned my entire per diem.How many people in the world know what you know, Rashid? How many Rashids, Rashid?
Rashid: I suspect just enough to help them stay hidden.
Daniel Molloy: No, that's how billionaire vampires do it. How does your average Jo Mo vampire keep people like you in line? Unspoken threats?
Rashid: The threat is always there. He could kill us both now. But he doesn't. They are peaceful beings.
Daniel Molloy: They drain and disappear us.
Rashid: They have a biological imperative that is in conflict with human morality. But what is that morality other than rules agreed upon?
Armand: Thank you, Rashid. A romantic answer to your question. The average vampire has minimal contact with humanity. When exposed, they feed or run or kill themselves. And I'd say we're multi-millionaires. Not quite a billion. It was wrong of Louis to enter your memories yesterday. You were invited here as a guest.