Horror writer Dalton Deschain and film critic Dylan Roth are tasked with reviving the short-lived Dark Universe of horror movies, pitching each other a new installment in a Marvel-style grand opus featuring Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Mummy. This podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Universal Pictures but it's funnier if you pretend that it is.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionTV & FilmScience Fiction |
After a months of sequels and spin-offs, it's time for a wholly new addition to our Dark Universe, and it's even more different than anyone expected. On this episode, Dylan pitches a new take on the 1942 classic Cat People, a small-scale, low-budget,... more
Hello, gentle listeners, here's a little taste of what you might be missing on our Patreon at Patreon.com/dylananddalton. Once a month, we release a new episode of our bonus podcast, Are You Afraid of Dylan and Dalton?, where we talk about horror and... more
Acclaimed writer and illustrator (and voice of Hunter Marin) Kendra Wells joins your hellish hosts to resurrect an infamously bad Universal monster movie, The Thing That Couldn't Die! It's a movie so weirdly unsatisfying that the only way to enjoy it... more
Last season, Dylan surprised Dalton by composing four original songs for his Dark Universe take on The Phantom of the Opera. "Fuck," said Dalton, "Now I have to do a musical episode!" It's finally here, and it does not disappoint. The Phantom of the ... more
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I love listening to this podcast. The story telling is great. They took what could have just been a fluffy bit of fun (not saying that’s bad) and made something really good and well written. I’m not a huge horror fan but I would happily see most of these movies.
I was stumbling along this app one day and fell onto this Show’s site. As a film student… I was intrigued. I thoroughly enjoy and love each episode! Great ideas, great production, great hosts! Keep up the great work guys!
It’s an all timer podcast. Each episode contains a great story in it and it all builds really well. Gotta love those monsters!
This podcast is so good it made me write a full script as fanfiction for it.
Great show, great guys, great monsters.
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Apple Podcasts | #211 | Mexico/TV & Film |
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