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‘Interview with the Vampire’ and More AMC Shows Coming to Netflix

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AMC fan-favorite series including Interview with the Vampire and Fear the Walking Dead will soon be hitting Netflix, according to a report from What’s on Netflix, a blog dedicated to news and updates about the streamer.

Per Netflix’s “Coming Soon” section on the app, Preacher and Interview with the Vampire are premiering on June 19. Fear the Walking Dead, Into the Badlands, and Monsieur Spade are also set to join the lineup, but their release dates have not been announced.

The deal is similar to one Netflix had with Max last year, where the first season of IWTV was available to stream, along with Dark Winds, two seasons of Gangs of London, three seasons of Discovery of Witches, all four seasons of Killing Eve, the first five seasons of Ride With Norman Reedus, and the first seven seasons of Fear the Walking Dead. While these titles were only available from September to November as part of their AMC+ Picks on Max program, there is no word on how long they will stay on Netflix or in what regions they will be available.

The shows join the lineup of AMC series already available on Netflix, including Killing Eve (available through 2025), Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and The Walking Dead (available through 2027).

Which show are you most excited to see come to Netflix?

Haylee Fisher
Haylee Fisher
Haylee has loved writing since she was 8 years old, when she would sit in front of the TV hand writing (see: doodling) recaps of shows such as The Munsters, Bewitched, and I Dream of Jeannie. She started writing for Nerds and Beyond in September 2023. She previously wrote for Nerd HQ for over five years where she had the honor of interviewing celebrities including author Andy Weir; CW Arrowverse actors Danielle Panabaker, Echo Kellum, and Candice Patton; astronaut Buzz Aldrin; and many others. When not writing, you can find her reading or binge-watching her favorite shows. Current fandoms include Roswell, New Mexico; Our Flag Means Death; and 911. Find her on Twitter and Instagram @haylee_fisher.

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