Bram Stoker's Dracula | Drunk in Blood

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On this week's episode the Clever Ghouls are discussing Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), summarizing the plot and breaking down various topics including redemption and salvation, intuition, manipulation, feminine virtue and sexuality, Fruedian connections to the original book, supernatural vs. science, revenge and a special look into the amazing costume design of the movie. Our episode focuses on this specific adaptation of the classic 1897 novel, although you should check out the many other variations and inspirations that are out there!

And to give a heads up about some content warnings for this episode, discussions will inevitably include graphic violence including bloodletting, dismemberment, rape, self harm, depictions of mental facilities, torture, abduction & imprisonment, child murder, animal death and racial slurs. Head over to doesthedogdie.com for full details and additional content warnings.
Related minisodes for even more content:

• The Subliminal Art of Costumes | Minisode w/ Blair
• Speak Without Gasping: The Truth About Corsets | Minisode w/ Blair

The Clever Ghouls podcast, hosted by Maegan and Blair, is a show dedicated to watching, analyzing, and discussing the movies that make us think about them long after we’ve left the theater or turned off the TV. We bring quick wit and unique perspectives from backgrounds like art history, cinematography, psychology, analysis, public education, mysticism, mythos, and more to create a curated, inclusive conversation around the spooky movies we love. Tune in on your favorite podcast hosting platform to listen along, join the conversation, and chime in with your own observations!
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