OUT WITH DRAC, DOWN WITH THE MONSTER!

Josh Link takes the reigns and bids welcome to writer OF Cieri. The duo go indepth on Robert Egger's remake of NOSFERATU.

They discuss the film, behind the scenes of the film, folklore, and more!

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A brief summary of the Holmwood Foundation horror fiction podcast Kickstarter campaign. Time is running out!

BELA IS BACK

Russell and Josh close out season two with the grand finale of the Universal Monster cycle. Comedy duo Bud Abbott & Lou Costello take on Frankenstein's Monster, The Wolf Man, and of course, Count Dracula!

EDITOR'S NOTE: Russ used the wrong microphone and didn't realize until after the episode. Rather than scrapping the episode all together, we're putting it out as is.

Russ and Josh are back with a look at the next Dracula offering from Universal Pictures, and this one is a bit of a head scratcher.

Coming off the success of The Wolf Man, Lon Chaney Jr. dons the Count's cape for this truly bizarre swamp stomp of a film.

Plus, in a side tangent, Russ and Josh discuss their thoughts on the Halloween franchise, particularly the sequels

Hosts

Russell and Josh

Edited by

Russell

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TASTE THE POD OF DRACULA RETURNS

Russell and Josh are back from the grave to discuss the "direct" sequel to 1931's Dracula with Dracula's Daughter

What does Countess Zaleska bring to the lore of Dracula?

What's in store for Von Helsing...hey, wait a minute, VON!?

All that and more on this SEASON PREMIERE

Hosts

Russell Moran

Josh Link

Edited by

Russell Moran

Opening title

Swan Lake (taken from the 1931 Dracula)

Closing title

MUSIC BOX - Tchaikovsky Swan Lake | Royalty Free Music

This episode, and this season is dedicated to the memory of David J Skal

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN

Russ and Josh bring the first season of Taste the Pod of Dracula to an end with a review of the undeniably iconic DRACULA (1931) by Tod Browning starring Bela LUGOSI

The hosts also discuss meeting in person for the first time and their experience at the ScareFest in Lexington, KY

When Russell started this show, there was ONE guest he knew he HAD to have. The guest was Dracula Historian David J. Skal.

It's the first big interview of the show, folks. Russell and Josh chat with Skal on all things DRACULA

Hosted by:

Russell Moran and Josh Link

Edited by:

Russell Moran

Guest Host:

David J. Skal

Opening Theme: Swan Lake

Closing Theme: Nosferatu Theme

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Russell and Josh take a look at the oldest surviving Dracula film, albeit unofficially

Nosferatu is an iconic film that still brings the chills over 100 years after its release. What makes this silent film so special, and in some cases...infamous?

Hosted by

Russell Moran and Josh Link

Edited by

Russell Moran

Opening Theme: Swan Lake

Ending Theme: Nosferatu Theme

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Twitter: @podofdracula

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Email: [email protected]