Welcome to the Dracula Film Festival! Amanda and I watched four Dracula adaptations to determine which one will reign supreme!

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Nosferatui (1933) - 00:02.55
Horrors of Dracula (1958) - 00:23.07
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - 00:48.43
Renfield (2023) - 01:21.59
Dracula (1931) - 01:35.45
final thoughts - 01:37.36

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It's officially autumn so grab a copy of Dracula by Bram Stoker and get into the spooky mood! In this episode, Amanda and I figure out what makes this gothic novel so beloved. How has Dracula become ubiquitous with the modern idea of vampires?

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Chandler returns to help us figure out just where the Uglies movie went wrong. How bad is this adaptation? Or is it a good adaptation?

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