Peacock has unveiled the first trailer for “Vampire Academy,” the streamer’s upcoming young adult fantasy series from Julie Plec and Marguerite MacIntyre. The footage promises a story of ...

Vampire Academy is a series of books – six in total – from author Richelle Mead. It is a story of romance, friendship, death, sex, and scandal.

If you've been craving a vampire drama since "The Vampire Diaries" left Netflix, look no further. Here's how to watch the new "Vampire Academy" series.

Vampire Academy is produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group. It also did well internationally, selling to more than 100 territories around the world.

Presumably some of these details come from the “Vampire Academy” book series by author Richelle Mead, which was previously adapted into a little-seen 2014 film of the same name.

Richelle Mead’s Vampire Academy series was a success that led to a movie adaptation in 2014 under the same name. But the movie never led to a franchise.

The producers of Vampire Academy are looking for a Hail Mary pass in order to make a sequel, and they might just get it — from you. The producers behind the February 2014 flop (it only grossed ...

“Vampire Academy” premieres Sept. 15 on Peacock. Jose Haro/Peacock “I needed to hear those words, everyone did,” MacIntyre, who starred as Sheriff Liz Forbes on “Vampire Diaries,” says.

It just felt like Vampire Academy is a great story that deserves telling. It’s something that had been in my mind for almost 15 years.

“Vampire Academy” never met an opposites-attract couple it didn’t want to make happen: there’s also noted eccentric Sonya (Jonetta Kaiser) and smitten Dhampir Mikhail (Max Parker), as well ...