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“Welcome to my house! Enter freely and of your own will!... Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring!”
[ dracula daily fancast ] ➼ based on the concept by Dracula Weekly
tom payne as jonathan harker | arsema thomas as mina murray | charithra chandran as lucy westenra
alfred enoch as arthur holmwood | jacob anderson as jack seward | tyler posey as quincey morris
alexander siddig as abraham van helsing | mads mikkelsen as count dracula
For next week, if all goes well, the stars allign right, and none of the angry readers manage to decapitate me, I plan to post another part from my story, Io Draculea.
Note that in the historical parts I'll be more free and novel-like as opposed to The Beheading, because that was restyled so it could potentially serve as a standalone piece.
Now, I'll let YOU choose the theme:
Would you rather read an episode from...
Vlad's early years with the Ottomans (11yo, theme: 😭)
Vlad's later years with the Ottomans (15yo, theme: 🤕)
Vlad's fugitive years as a renegade in the mountains (~19??yo, theme: 😮)
Vlad's imprisonment by Corvinus (31yo, theme: 😤)
Vampirized!Vlad's birthday (565yo, theme: 🥹)
Vampirized!Vlad in a brothel (604yo, theme: 😳)
Vamp!Vlad's cover gets seen through by Corpus Draculianum (610yo, theme: 😜)
Vampirized!Vlad's first day in the president office (616yo, theme: 😁)
Why won't you start from the beginning you maniak? Give us ch. 1 of your story
*most of these unlock new stories later 😉
Actually if you choose the last option you'll probably get Vlad's birthday as a prerequisite bonus, because unlike the future readers - for whom that will be a surprise - you already know who Vlad is, so this will at least give you a nice internal joke, therefore giving you something to enjoy there as well 😉
Shami and Jas are short on novel to read and ideas on how to break the time loop this week, so we decided to discuss all of the varying adap
Shami and Jas are short on novel to read and ideas on how to break the time loop this week, so we decided to discuss all of the varying adaptations of Dracula in these unprecedented times. We've got Moffat being on his bullshit, lady vampires that are tired of the Count's shit, a surprising amount of ballet, and a couple of adaptations that technically never were. This podcast contains swearing, and mentions of racism, misogyny, abusive relationships, and animal cruelty.
Trailers for all Dracula media mentioned in the episode are under the cut below for you to sink your teeth into:
And just where have the Dracula Weekly gang been? Turns out you gotta be careful what you joke about on the Internet, because the multiverse
And just where have the Dracula Weekly gang been? Turns out you gotta be careful what you joke about on the Internet, because the multiverse just might hear you... This podcast contains swearing, and mentions of racism and misogyny.
At long last, after months of real world disasters and obligations, and the creators of Dracula Daily even using the title of this segment,
At long last, after months of real world disasters and obligations, and the creators of Dracula Daily even using the title of this segment, we close the book on Dracula Weekly. This podcast contains swearing, and mentions of racism, misogyny, ableism, and the abuse of psychiatric patients.
Voice Cast
Jasmine Garcia as Herself, Medusa, Eliza Doolittle, and additional voices
Calliope Castle as Themself
Shamila Karunakaran as Herself and IER-6D
Ellie McConaughey as Carmilla Karnstein
Leif Bradshaw as Comedy!Dracula and Canon!Dracula
Justin Bailey as Comedy!Van Helsing and Possibly Abe Lincoln Vampire Hunter
Violet as Laura and Lucy Westenra
Brandyn Daae as Jonathan Harker
Charley Marlowe as Quincey Harker
ER12DU as Mina Harker
Billie Roddie as Canon Van Helsing and Count Chocula
Lianne Rostenderfer as The Count
Count Orlok as Himself
Dracula Weekly finally returns (ironically after a Monster Month length hiatus, oops), and all is not right in both the novel AND among our
Dracula Weekly finally returns (ironically after a Monster Month length hiatus, oops), and all is not right in both the novel AND among our intrepid heroines, as someone has replaced a member of our group, and another someone intends to steal that someone's copy of Dracula Daily! Which is at least more cheerful than Mina losing her will to live, and a rather dull road trip to Dracula's Castle. This podcast contains swearing and discussions of violence and suicidal ideation.
This week was 90 pages long and very heavy in terms of subject matter. On the one hand, all of the people who want to fight Dracula for Lucy
This week was 90 pages long and very heavy in terms of subject matter. On the one hand, all of the people who want to fight Dracula for Lucy's memory are getting together. On the other hand, Renfield finally gets some depth just before his death and Mina is Dracula's next victim... This podcast contains swearing, and discussions of violence, sexual violence, death, grief, misogyny, ableism, and suicidal ideation.
Good news: Ellie finally admits to actually being Carmilla, the Harkers know that Dracula was real, and Van Helsing continues to be a cinnam
Good news: Ellie finally admits to actually being Carmilla, the Harkers know that Dracula was real, and Van Helsing continues to be a cinnamon roll among vampire slayers. Bad News: Laura has been kidnapped by Dracula, Seward is a stubborn skeptic, and Lucy is probably eating kids. Surely Dracula can be defeated under these conditions. Also a special announcement at the end about upcoming spooky celebrations... This podcast contains swearing and discussions of violence, illness, and death.
