Interview With The Vampire's Most Disturbing Moments Ranked

Louis de Pointe du Lac's life is complicated enough without being a vampire. His relationship with his mother is strained, he struggles to accept his sexuality and is often busy running a brothel. The only person who still keeps in touch with him after his turning is his sister, Grace (Kalyne Coleman), who after getting married in Episode 1 doesn't see Louis for five years. However, when Louis goes to visit her, he's forced to keep the secret of his new immortality and hunger for blood.

Unfortunately, this leads to an awkward and heartbreaking moment where Grace unknowingly leaves Louis with her newborn son. Staring at his infant nephew, Louis feels his vampiric urges come over him. His fangs poke out, indicating he will devour his own infant nephew. What makes the moment even more disturbing, as it often happens throughout "Interview with the Vampire," is the return to the present, where Louis recounts the story to Daniel Molloy. Unfazed, Molloy asks Louis whether or not he ate the baby. 

Fortunately, it's revealed that Louis did not stoop so low so quickly. When Grace returns to the room, Louis is gone, and her baby is left on the floor. When Louis returns home to Lestat, distressed from the incident, his vampire creator reminds him of how fruitless it will be to try to stay connected with his family with the desire to feast on their blood.