While Jordan’s version toyed around with the attraction between Lestat (Cruise) and Louis de Pointe du Lac (Pitt), Rolin Jones’ series doesn’t tiptoe one bit. The new AMC reboot sinks its fangs into richer substance and taps a deeper vein. It was actually the hunk factor (Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas) that really drew us to Neil Jordan’s 1994 gorgeous take on Anne Rice’s sensual New Orleans-set vampire classic. “Interview with the Vampire”: Let’s be honest. Details: 3½ stars out of 4 in theaters Oct. “Triangle” is not as narratively adventurous as Ostlund’s “Force Majeure” and “The Square,” but it pummels its points decisively, convincingly and with a ferocity you’ve just gotta admire. But this is supporting player Dolly De Leon’s shining hour as fireball Abigail, the yacht’s toilet manager who takes advantage of her sudden position once the needy passengers have abandoned ship. Woody Harrelson lends some strong comedic sidekick support as a Marxist captain who holes away most of the time drunk in his cabin. Ostlund’s ferocious dismantling of the wealthy is zealous about its intentions and does run on too long, but this redemptive voyage stays afloat even when that central ship doesn’t, a development that finds the tables getting turned and the “help” becoming saviors and wielding new power. Two pouty model/social influencer types (Harris Dickinson and the late Charlbi Dean) board a yacht stuffed with privileged fools who treat the beleaguered crew as if they are playthings.

“Triangle of Sadness”: The clueless rich - 1 percenters so preoccupied with satisfying their preposterous needs they don’t value anyone or anything else - get slammed to the tarmac time after time in director/writer Ruben Ostlund’s outrageously bananas cathartic black comedy.

Here are some recommendations on what to stream or see at the movies this week. The rich take it on the chin in two new movies this week, while an AMC series pumps new blood into Anne Rice’s iconic vampire novel and a shocking Peacock true-crime series is certain to make jaws drop.

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