"First introduced in season two of "Interview with the Vampire," the Talamasca is an organization made up of scholars and spies that watch over the supernatural. While surveilling witches, vampires, and demons, they do everything they can to remain unseen and observe these creatures without interfering with the natural order of things or dying in the process. At the Talamasca's London headquarters, Helen (Elizabeth McGovern) is sent a severed eyeball in the mail."
"To recruit him and to convince him of the Talamasca's legitimacy, Helen introduces Guy to Burton ( Jason Schwartzman), a flamboyant vampire who gives Guy an inkling that he may be more deeply connected to the Talamasca than he was led to believe. While reading a copy of Daniel Molloy's ( Eric Bogosian) novel recounting Louis de Pointe Du Lac's (Jacob Anderson) story, Guy sees his mother's name listed in one of the pages."
AMC has become a dominant force in genre television with series like Dark Winds and Interview with the Vampire and continues expanding the Anne Rice universe. Talamasca: The Secret Order focuses on the Talamasca, a clandestine organization of scholars and spies who observe witches, vampires, and demons while remaining unseen and avoiding interference. At the London headquarters, Helen receives a severed eyeball from an agent who died investigating a sewer-dwelling vampire, prompting her to recruit Guy, a young clairvoyant whose fractured visions obscure powerful abilities. A flamboyant vampire, Burton, hints at deeper connections between Guy, the Talamasca, and altered accounts in Daniel Molloy’s memoir.
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