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Dracula

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Oct 15, 2026

CoreyHOST
8:14
Yeah.
CoreyHOST
8:15
That I'm like, I'm just not into Frankenstein like I am Dracula.
CoreyHOST
8:19
So, you know, Eggers being like, this is the thing that my whole life has been about is making this movie.
CoreyHOST
8:25
And then Guillermo del Toro doing the same thing with his life, but for Frankenstein.
AlanHOST
34:05
On the Marvel side, for superhero horror, he had The Immortal Hulk.
AlanHOST
34:10
And for straight horror, Billy, be ready to do some promotion here again, okay? Tomb of Dracula.
Billy DeeGUEST
34:18
I love I was Joe and Scott West and I are just about we have four episodes left to finish off the regular series, hopefully by the end of twenty twenty six, because at that point it would have taken four years.
Billy DeeGUEST
34:30
But that's OK.

5 MINS LATER

AlanHOST
39:54
So for each genre, I'm going to report back what I've been reading in those categories the last few years.
AlanHOST
40:04
Over the last four Octobers, my Horror Month reading has included, and we should start with the classic characters, although kind of modern, sorry.
AlanHOST
40:15
It's from Zenoscope, Van Helsing versus Dracula 1 through 5. from dynamite vampirella versus dracula one through six
Billy DeeGUEST
40:27
vampirella is a big blind spot for me i have zero magazines i have zero issues no matter what era or publisher i've seen some of the artwork and the one artist that i think did some work in there tom sutton big fan of tom sutton he was his horror output is just off the chain even even for charlton comics who sometimes lacks having a good, solid artists on their work.
Rob HaldenHOST
2:41
I do enjoy getting to do a little theme.
Rob HaldenHOST
2:43
I mean, admittedly, as the years go by, finding these themed episodes, sometimes you think, "Oh, is it, is it gonna get harder and harder?" Um, but I think Blade Trinity, considering we did Blade way back, one of our earliest episodes, that first Blade movie.
Will PrestonHOST
2:57
That must've been our first year of, like-
Rob HaldenHOST
2:59
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Samuel Smalls Jr.HOST
24:41
Mm-hmm.
Oscar MontoyaGUEST
24:42
It's Dracula in the hood.
Oscar MontoyaGUEST
24:43
Pre- pretty much that's, that's the premise of it.
Samuel Smalls Jr.HOST
24:45
Mm-hmm.
Brian CottingtonHOST
55:03
Yeah.
Brian CottingtonHOST
55:03
What, what, what if, uh, I don't know, Dracula actually drank blood and we saw the blood on his face?
John WooliscroftHOST
55:08
What if, yeah.
Brian CottingtonHOST
55:09
But yeah, like the idea of vampires with fangs came from- And from a Hammer film.
Brian CottingtonHOST
55:52
And it wasn't until I really thought about it and I re-watched it again, I'm like, "Yeah, no, you're 100% right."
John WooliscroftHOST
55:57
Yeah.
Brian CottingtonHOST
55:58
This is Horror of Dracula, uh, and [laughs] you know, it- it's- it's all of that.
Brian CottingtonHOST
56:04
I mean, there's even elements of, uh, uh...
Jose BolanosPANELIST
6:32
Whoa
Alexis FullerPANELIST
6:32
... we have Count Dracula? One.
Jose BolanosPANELIST
6:35
Ah, ah, ah.
Jeffrey DubowHOST
6:36
Well, he's just the count.
Brooke FoxHOST
9:01
Hmm
JakeCORRESPONDENT
9:01
...
JakeCORRESPONDENT
9:01
the character Dracula had a much more old school approach to home security.
Brooke FoxHOST
9:05
Hmm.
Carter RoySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:13
They're all inside, and in fact, not only was Frankenstein invented, but in that same house that summer, Byron's physician sketches out the vampire.
Carter RoySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:21
Dracula, the first suave, aristocratic vampire in English fiction, the direct ancestor of Dracula.
Carter RoySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:27
So every, every brooding vampire you've ever encountered includes Jude Law, Tom Cruise, and Brad Pitt in Interviews for Vampire.
Connor TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:34
And Antonio Banderas.
Connor TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:40
Yes.
Carter RoySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:40
It all goes back to that rainy week in Switzerland in 1816.
Connor TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:43
Interesting thing, in both Frankenstein and, well, Dracula as the vampire went on to inspire, would both become adopted by Universal Studios, along with the Wolfman, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, and, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Carter RoySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:02
So I guess in some ways, the volcanic winter was the birth of Universal Studios.
Lisa GarrHOST
18:13
...
Lisa GarrHOST
18:14
the ultimate would be, the ultimate shape-shifter would be Dracula And-
John KachubaGUEST
18:18
Yeah, yeah
Lisa GarrHOST
18:18
... you write about him and, and I think, did you visit the home of, um, the castle, the Dracula castle that he chose?
John KachubaGUEST
18:29
Yeah, I did.
John KachubaGUEST
18:30
So yeah, I was in Romania, and I, I visited those various sites, which y- you know, for clarification, I mean, um, Dracula, of course, is a, is a fictional character, right? We know that.
John KachubaGUEST
18:42
But he was kind of based on, uh, a, a Wallachian prince of the 15th century named Vlad, Vlad Tepes, and nicknamed Vlad the Impaler because that was his favorite way of getting rid of people, impaling them on a post.
John KachubaGUEST
18:58
You know, just not a good way to go.
Carter RoyHOST
14:12
And in fact, not only was Frankenstein invented, but in that same house that summer, Byron's physician sketches out the vampire.
Carter RoyHOST
14:19
Dracula, the first suave aristocratic vampire in English fiction, the direct ancestor of Dracula.
Carter RoyHOST
14:26
So every brooding vampire you've ever encountered, Includes you, Tom Cruise, and Brad Pitt in interviews for Vampire.
Carter RoyHOST
14:32
And Antonio Banderas, don't forget him.
Carter RoyHOST
14:35
How could I? And these are three of the sexiest vampires in the history of the world.
Carter RoyHOST
14:38
And it all goes back to that rainy week in Switzerland in 1816.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
14:42
Interesting thing, both Frankenstein and, well, Dracula as the vampire went on to inspire... would both become adopted by Universal Studios, along with the Wolfman, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, and the
Carter RoyHOST
14:58
Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Carter RoyHOST
15:07
And in fact, not only was Frankenstein invented, but in that same house that summer, Byron's physician sketches out the vampire.
Carter RoyHOST
15:15
Dracula, the first suave aristocratic vampire in English fiction, the direct ancestor of Dracula.
Carter RoyHOST
15:21
So every brooding vampire you've ever encountered, Include you, Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in interviews for Vampire.
Carter RoyHOST
15:28
And Antonio Banderas.
Carter RoyHOST
15:34
And it all goes back to that rainy week in Switzerland in 1816.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
15:37
Interesting thing.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
15:39
Both Frankenstein and, well, Dracula as the vampire went on to inspire... would both become adopted by Universal Studios, along with the Wolfman, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, and the Creature from the Black
Carter RoyHOST
15:55
Lagoon.

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