12 Best Vampire Books To Read While Waiting For Season 3 Of 'Interview With A Vampire'

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You can't describe gothic horror without mentioning the mysterious, charming, and monstrous nature of vampires. Though they look like typical anthropomorphic humans, their thirst and hunger are only satisfied via drinking blood.

As horrid as it sounds, there's something almost sad about perishing without the typical means of survival. There's also the idea that vampirism is more of an infection á la Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's The Strain.

Perhaps you'd rather be mesmerized by the allure of vampires like Louis and Lestat in Interview With A Vampire. It's a TV series we can't get enough of, especially after seeing how well AMC has crafted their story for modern times.

If you're anxiously waiting to learn what's next for our unlikely favorite characters after mourning the loss of Claudia in Season 2, we've got a handful of titles you'll want to read with only a tiny light on.

The best vampire books to read if you're not afraid of the dark

house of hunger by alexis henderson

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House of Hungerby Alexis Henderson

Marion Shaw is tired of being poor, but she's lacked the will to change her position until she discovers an intriguing position posted in the newspaper. Optimistically applying to become a blood maid, she's suddenly whisked away to the House of Hunger where her mistress is the beautiful yet powerful Countess Lisavet. They're equally smitten with each other, but Marion soon realizes how horrifying living at the House of Hunger really it.
If she's not careful, this will be the last role she'll ever have.

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Hungerstone by Kat Dunn

Lenore isn't sure what to make of herself or her lackluster marriage anymore, but she continues going through the motions anyway. Anticipating a change in scenery, she joins her husband Henry on a trip to the British moorlands that takes a scary turn for the worst after an accident. It's during this time they meet a woman named Carmilla.

Unsure of why her appearance changes based on if it's morning or night, they slowly open their home to her. Most affected by Carmilla's presence is Lenore. She can't explain what she's feeling but it makes her feel alive in a way she hasn't in years. While this is occurring, young girls begin getting sick and are unable to feel fully satisfied with food or drink.

As Lenore grapples with her confused feelings, she'll have to confront who she lets into her home before it's too late.

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Immortal Dark by Tigest Girma

Kidan Adane has a darkness about her that she's afraid to embrace, causing her to commit a crime she doesn't want to think about. However, her sister June is missing and she's ready to seek revenge agains the one vampire she's sure is responsible for the kidnapping — Susenyos Sagad. This means she'll have to take her rightful place as an heiress at Uxlay University.
Thrust into a world where human legacies are fortified by an alliance with vampires, Kidan discovers more secrets about her family's past, Uxlay itself, and the traitorous enemies that lurk behind every corner.
She'll come to realize that not even her sister's disappearance is as simple as she thinks.

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The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix

Patricia Campbell is a bored housewife in Charleston whose only source of excitement stems from the true crime book club she's a part of. But everything changes when her next door neighbor attacks her with frightening strength. After she recovers, she decides to check on the neighbor to see what happened and discovers her nephew James Harris has inherited her home.
The closer she gets to him, the more Patricia finds herself trusting this stranger who she easily welcomes into her home and around her children. But she can't ignore when young Black kids go missing on the other side of town, especially since her mother-in-law's nurse lives in that same neighborhood.
While searching for answers one night, she discovers an unsettling scene that brings true crime to the front door of her small world.

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Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Cañas

Nena has not only seen the horrible side of growing up on a ranch, but she's been attacked by something far more vicious. She's seen how it leaves men bloodless and dead after it takes when it needs, but no one's ever explained what it is before.
When her love Néstor doesn't know what comes of her after her disappearance, he fills the empty hole in his heart with drinking and other women. But he can't stop thinking about Nena or his childhood nightmares.

When an invasion brings them back together, Nena isn't as welcoming as Néstor would hope and this threatens to put them at odds. Still, their biggest threat isn't the invasion or their conflicted feelings. It's the same unexplainable monstrosity that's been plaguing Mexico and it isn't finished yet.

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Woman Eating by Claire Kohda

Lydia is "an appetite" in the words of Count Orlok from Nosferatu. She wants to indulge in the many flavors of Japan like her father used to, but she can't because of her vampiric nature. She's tried to fill her body with pigs' blood, but living in London means she doesn't have as much access to it. As she tries to blend in by interning at an art gallery, her natural instinct threatens to take over

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Fang Fiction by Kate Stayman-London

Tess Rosenbloom's addicted to reading vampire books and participating in online debates about the fictional Blood Feud. Still, she doesn't really believe things like this exist until one surprises her with a trip to her home. Apparently Blood Feud isn't a piece of fiction because the villain needs her help.
She follows him to a place where the stuff of our nightmares reside and realizes she's not as afraid as she should be. After all, how bad can it be to fall in love with a vampire?

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House of Crimson Kisses by Ruby Roe

Red is a hunter who's become the very thing she used to track down — a vampire. She's trying to remain as normal as possible, but she can hardly fight how hungry she is. On the other side is Octavia Beaumont who's been a vampire for as long as she can remember and wants to be in charge of the city they live in.

Both have secrets in spite of how much passion exists between them and it may tear their world apart.

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A Cruel Thirst by Angela Montoya

Carolina Fuentes is convinced she has what it takes to join her family of vampire hunters, but all her father cares about is arranging her marriage so she'll forever be safe from harm. Against his wishes, she decides to go on a hunt for a vampire but runs into one that changes her perception of them.
Lalo Villalobos didn't ask to become a vampire and is burdened with being viewed as a monster. He wants to reverse his curse which is how he and Carolina cross each other's path. Resolved to stop anyone else from becoming a vampire or dying, they decide to work together to figure out the source of everyone's pain.
But they may find another source that leads them straight to forbidden love.

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So Thirstyby Rachel Harrison

Sloane Parker's birthday trip with her best friend Naomi takes a left turn when the latter introduces them to a group of strangers during the getaway. Though all Sloane wanted to do was enjoy a cozy weekend, Naomi's wild ways get them into trouble when the strangers prove to be unlike anyone they've ever met.
It leaves both women changed in ways that not only affect their friendship, but these changes also spill over into Sloane's everyday life.

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The God of Endingsby Jacqueline Holland

Collette LeSange's story begins in the 1800s as an immortal whose grandfather thought she deserved to live life to the fullest. All it's done, however, is bring her despair.

Somehow she finds a way to deal with her life and begins teaching fine art to children in New York. She finally feels like she has purpose, but the arrival of young kids who remind her of herself rattle her to her core. What's even worse is her desire to feed has grown significantly stronger...

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Filthy Rich Vampire by Geneva Lee

Julian Rousseaux is handsome, wealthy, and uncharacteristically single. Though he's content with not securing a wife, he has a duty to do so as the oldest child in his bloodline. Ironically, he barely has to try because Thea, a cellist, enters the picture.

At first, he's turned off by her innocence and 100% human nature but has to protect her now that she's aware of the supernatural beings that live amongst her. Plus, it doesn't hurt that he can use her as a pawn to get the marriage expectation off his back.

Knowing that she can't resist a plan that change her and her mother's life, Julian makes her an offer she can't refuse. At every turn, their 'love' is shunned but no one will be able to stop them once they realize how much they genuinely care for each other...

At least that's if secrets from the past don't condemn them to fail.

If you need more tales of forbidden love and unawakened desires, browse our dark romance picks!

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Amazon's book saleis a week away and I can barely contain my joy. If you snag discounts on your TBR picks every year, you've probably already made a list of what's going in your cart. I support this behavior 100% and may even jot down my top historical fiction and gothic horror titles in the notes app on my phone. But for now, let's talk about when the sale is and what can save money on right now!

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When does Amazon's book sale start? 

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Amazon's book sale starts April 23 and ends April 28.

What kind of discounts can I expect to see during the sale?

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It depends on your vibe! If you're an e-book reader, expect to save up to 80% off titles. But if you love the smell and feel of print books, you'll see savings of up to 65% off!

See Everything We've Buying During Amazons' Book Sale

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Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry (April 22, 2025)

Isn't it ironic that Emily Henry's Great Big Beautiful Life hits shelves the same week as Amazon's book sale? Aside from the cheeky excerpt we shared a couple of weeks ago, this has to be a great sign that it's going to be a great read!

As a refresher, the novel focuses on writers Alice Scott and Hayden Anderson's race to gather as many facts about the mysterious Margaret Ives as they can to be coined the famed author of her biography. There's immediate tension between them, but it's not until later that they realize they're not only looking at each other as competition. Plus, there's the gnawing feeling that Margaret may not be telling them the entire truth...

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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo continues to be high on my must-read list because it's that good. Taylor Jenkins Reid put her heart and soul into making Evelyn Hugo a believable character. Whether you actually like her or not is up for debate because she made choices that hurt others or caused scandals. However, her biggest secret impacts the very writer she hired to tell her story — Monique Grant.

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Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe

Margo's Got Money Troubles is such an awesome read that it's coming to a TV screen near you. Readers are introduced to Margo Millet, a young college student whose short-lived affair with her professor results in a surprise pregnancy. She doesn't look at it as the end of her life though. Determined to make better decisions, Margo keeps her baby and quickly devises a plan to help them survive after giving birth. What better way to do so than turn to OnlyFans as a way to boost her income? It's not like she planned to become so successful that she'd catch the eyes of those willing to deem her an unfit mother.

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The Do-Over by Lynn Painter

Emilie Hornsby just had the worst Valentine's Day, so she hightails it to the one place she can find comfort at — her grandmother's house. But she's perplexed when she falls asleep and wakes back up at her place...on Valentine's Day. It's like the terrible love-sick version of Groundhog Day and she wants off the ride that keeps reminding her of her boyfriend Josh's cheating ways.
There's also the recurring situations where she runs into Nick, the last person she wants to see. But what if there's a reason she keeps reliving terrible days where his presence makes itself known?

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Legendbornby Tracy Deonn

Bree Matthews is hurt after her mother dies and chooses to cut off her family in favor of building a new life for herself at UNC—Chapel Hill's residential program. Being on campus feels like a relief until she sees something magical she wasn't supposed.
Thrust into a new world where "Legendborn" students protect others from demons that seek to steal humans' energy, Bree's inner powers are unleashed and she's able to see what happened on the night of her mother's death. She knows someone is aware of what happened, so she does whatever it takes to align herself with the "Legendborns." But Bree's bitten off more than she can chew because she's just scratched the surface of the magic world.

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The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory

It's not often that you get stuck on an elevator with an attractive person, but Alexa Monroe and Drew Nichols find themselves in a predicament that leads to a fake dating scam. Ironically, they find it hard to resist each other even though they have to go back to their busy professions. As far as they're concerned, there's a 0% chance having a long distance relationship will work in their favor. But stranger things have happened...

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Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins

Panem's in a state of trepidation because the Quarter Quell's being honored and requires even more tributes to participate. But, Haymitch Abernathy isn't too worried about being chosen because he he's focused on the sweet girl in his life. It's precisely why he's heartbroken when he becomes one of the tributes selected to participate in the Hunger Games. Not only that, but he's also aware someone wants him to fail on purpose.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter will always be the greatest boy who lived, but it's nice to revisit where his story began. From experiencing tragedy that lands him in the care of snobbish family to being selected to be a student at Hogwarts, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone tells the tale of the young wizard's introduction to a world that's beyond his greatest imagination.

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Matriarchby Tina Knowles (April 22, 2025)

The world may know her daughters Beyoncé and Solange, but Ms. Tina Knowles is ready to tell her story. First thing's first: her full first name is Celestine and long before she was the world's greatest mom, she was a young girl who was taught the stories of her ancestors.
Having grown up as the youngest daughter in Galveston, Texas, Ms. Tina recalls her carefree days that overlapped with the first memories of being a Black girl in the south. However, she never let her circumstances limit her imagination and allowed it to take her further than she ever imagined.
Through heartache and triumph, Ms. Tina's seen a lot and she's not afraid to talk about it.

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Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrowby Gabrielle Zevin

Sam Masur and Sadie Green have always been close, but their creative partnership is what intertwines their fate. From being the masterminds behind Ichigo to dealing with the consequences of rapid success, these two friends experience the highs and lows of figuring out life in the midst of figuring themselves out.

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Bubble dresses are officially back in the fashion world for 2025. Once a 1950s staple, the unique bubble hem is definitely divisive among dress lovers right now. Us on the other hand, we’re totally sold on bubble dresses – these 9 styles convinced us they’re so chic. Playful yet polished, these bubble dresses are perfect for making a style statement this spring and summer!

Scroll on to shop the cutest bubble dresses for spring and summer outfits!

Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch Bubble Hem Mini Dress

Drenched in flattering details – from the drop waist to the straight neckline – this mini bubble dress with removable straps lets you create endless outfit combos while feeling confident AF. The black and white color palette alongside the bold polka dots feels oh-so Parisian, too.

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Damson Madder Becca Bubble Mini Dress

This bubble dress has some bubbly sleeves to match, which only add to the drama of it all! The sleeves themselves are also removable, so you can style it for hotter days. The mixed pattern is downright darling for a femme-leaning look.

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Gap Linen-Blend Mini Bubble Dress

Butter yellow dresses are another must-have style this season, so you're basically hopping on two trends at once with this sleek piece from Gap!

J.Crew

J.Crew Bubble-Hem Mixy Dress

Crafted from a crisp poplin material, this bubble dress is undeniably polished, so it'd be ideal for office days or any work-related events. It also has a subtle drop waist for added flattery!

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Mare Mare Sleeveless Scoop-Neck Bubble-Hem Mini Dress

The easy scoop neck on this dress leans casual, though you could totally dress it up quickly with a structured blazer, a stack of your fave jewelry, and heels. For more casual moments, we'd style this number with some riding boots!

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ASTR The Label Floral Bubble Hem Minidress

Florals are never a bad idea! This mini-length marvel is adorable for any spring occasion.

Madewell

Madewell The Melody Bubble-Hem Smocked Midi Dress

For a longer, higher-coverage option, this gorgeous green dress comes complete with a fitted smocked bodice and a flowy bubble hem skirt for flair.

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Hansen & Gretel Alaska Mini Dress

The pattern on this bubble dress is everything! Full of color, you'll definitely stand out and feel all the summer vibes once you slip it on.

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Eloquii Bubble Skirt Midi Dress

A stark white dress like this one wears well with anything. We think this would be the perfect piece for a beachy vacation!

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Nothing would crush us more than reading about another betrayal in ACOTARbook 6, but several readers are convinced Sarah J. Maas has left easter eggs about one. The lousy part about this is that it involves one of the people we've come to trust — Morrigan from Rhysand's Night Court.

We've had the misfortune of watching too many heartbreaking theories about her and feel ready to join a support group for readers who've been burned by authors' decisions. But before we do that, we're highlighting why people think about favorite loyal and supportive fae isn't who we think she is.

Scroll to see the depressing theories about Morrigan's perceived fate in ACOTAR book 6

Who is Morrigan in the ACOTAR series? 

Readers immediately felt comforted by Morrigan in A Court of Mist and Fury because she immediately presented as a trustworthy figure in an unfamiliar world. Feyre was already dealing with the aftermath of being forced to live in Prythian and eventually losing her life before being saved while she was in Under the Mountain, but she didn't know what to think about the charming Rhysand.

Though she made a deal with him, Feyre was still unsure about their arrangement. This eventually changed when she discovered Morrigan rescued her from a distressing moment while she was still living at the Spring Court. From that point on, Morrigan and Feyre developed an easy friendship that spans the rest of the ACOTAR. But, who is she?

Feyre and readers learn that Morrigan is the Third-in-Command of Rhysand's Night Court as well as one of his closest friends. She's not as brutish as Cassian or moody like Azriel, but she can be stubborn if she feels strongly about a situation. More importantly, she's been the most level-headed fae in the Night Court.

Why do people think Morrigan's betrayal will happen in ACOTAR book 6?

It pains us to share different theories about Morrigan's possible betrayal in ACOTAR book 6, but we think you should be as prepared as possible. The first Reddit thread we glanced is tame, but still doesn't make us feel any better. There's a belief that Mor's not satisfied "with the way the court is being run and is going to betray her friends and family to another court." The user also says they think Azriel "senses her betrayal coming," but may be distracted now that he and Elain are getting closer.

But this theory dives deeper and connects Morrigan to the Archeron sisters — Nesta, Feyre and Elain. The creator shared a video of herself sitting down while her text overlay reads, "I lied put your clothes back on. We're going to talk about my ACOTAR theory that Mor will be the betrayer based on Eris calling her Morrigan twice vs. Mor and the mythology behind The Morrigan associated with war, destiny, and shapeshifting as a single or triple tie in to the 3 Archerson sisters as the crow, the prophet, the death bringer."

One of the comments on the video says, "Rereading for the ump-teenth time and there is just so much suspiciousness around Mor. I’m sat. Let’s talk, haha." Honestly, we don't know if we want to chat or think about this! But wait, there's one more thing to discuss.


It's been said that Azriel's madly in love with Morrigan, but fans aren't convinced he is. According to this idea, there's a reason he seems to act so weird around her. The text overlay says, "Okay but that one ACOTAR theory where Azriel isn't actually in love with Mor. He's been using his shadows to spy on her because he knows what she really is/what she's doing. And he gets weird when other people confront her not because he's protective of her, but because he's trying to protect THEM from her."

Until we know if the theories about Morrigan's betrayal will actually happen in ACOTAR book 6, follow us on Facebook for more updates!

The '90s called to let everyone know we're finally getting a sequel to Clueless, but we won't be reliving 97 minutes of nostalgia. Rather, a series is being developed right now and we've got all the details about it! I, for one, am ready to see Cher Horowitz and crew all grown up because the original movie's ending alluded to their bright futures.

Scroll to find out what to expect from the Clueless TV series, plus revisit the scene that made me fall in love with playing dress up!

Is there going to be a Clueless 2?

Yes! Variety announced Peacock is developing the Clueless sequel series yesterday. We can already hear Cher saying "Whatever" to someone who's doing something annoying.

Which cast members will be in Clueless 2?

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As of now, Alicia Silverstone's return as Cher Horowitz is the only cast information that's been publicized (via Variety). We'd love to see Paul Rudd return as Josh and Stacey Dash as Dionne Davenport!

What is Clueless 2 about? 

The plot's details are still TBA (to be announced), but Variety is convinced the Clueless sequel series will pick up after the events of the movie.

Who's producing and writing the script for Clueless 2? 

Writers Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Jordan Weiss are hard at work on the Clueless script. Alicia Silverstone is also an executive producer alongside Amy Heckerling, writer and director of the OG film, and producer Robert Lawrence (via Variety).

Knowing the names who made the iconic film what it is makes me feel relieved the series will be the one fans of the cult classic deserve!

My Favorite Clueless Scene

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I was 100% convinced I'd be able to wear computer generated outfits which probably explains my love for the now defunct Polyvore. It was a collage sight that became home for those who loved creating virtual style mood boards and I like to think Cher Horowitz inspired it.

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Ryan Gosling has already stepped foot in Barbieland and proved his chops as an action star in The Fall Guy, and soon he's taking on outer space. (And no I'm not talking about a Blue Origin space flight). Ryan Gosling is joining the Star Wars universe! His new movie is being directed by Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy and it's going to be one heck of an intergalactic adventure.

Here's everything we know about Ryan Gosling's Star Wars: Starfighter, coming to theaters May 28, 2027.

Is Ryan Gosling going to be in Star Wars?

Yes, Ryan Gosling is going to lead a brand new Star Wars movie called Star Wars: Starfighter.

The movie was announced at the Star Wars Celebration in Tokyo, and both Ryan and Shawn showed up IRL! The Fall Guy proved he has what it takes to maintain that cool-guy vibe (just like Han Solo honestly), and I hope Starfighter has the same urban sci-fi adventure I love to see in Star Wars.

Where can I watch Star Wars: Starfighter?

Star Wars: Starfighter is coming to theaters May 28, 2027.

The movie's coming just after Avengers: Secret Wars, but it's not the next time Marvel and Star Wars could duke it out in the box office. Avengers: Doomsday is coming to theaters May 1, 2026, ahead of The Mandalorian & Grogu, which premieres May 22, 2026. Yes. That's a lot of Pedro Pascal, thank goodness.

What is the Star Wars Starfighter movie?

Star Wars: Starfighter is a brand new Star Wars movie that's set apart from any of the trilogies we've seen so far (although it looks like it's part of a brand new trilogy!). The movie is a "standalone adventure taking place approximately five years after the events of 2019's Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker."

But even though the final movie ended on a peaceful note, Ryan Gosling's character is sure to be in for some kind of crazy adventure. "This is the perfect place to start this journey for us, because it's such an incredible reminder of why we're going to make this movie and who we're going to make this movie for," Ryan said at the Star Wars Celebration (via Entertainment Weekly). "[The] script is just so good. It has such a great story with great and original characters."

"This is a standalone. It's not a prequel, not a sequel. It's a new adventure," Shawn added. "It's set in a period of time that we haven’t seen explored yet."

When is Starfighter filming?


Filming for the movie is scheduled to begin the fall of 2025.

What is a Starfighter?

A starfighter in Star Wars is a small but armed starship used in battle.

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