Re: Dracula takes the famous horror tale, breaks it up chronologically (every entry of this epistolary novel has a date), and sends the story directly to your podcatcher as it happens. Every time something happens to the characters, Re: Dracula will publish an episode, in as close to real time as it happens. Some entries will be brief, and others will be long and intense.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFiction |
September 23: Mina reads a book.
Transcript here.
This episode featured: Isabel Adomakoh Young as Mina Harke. Dialogue editing and sound design by Tal Minear. Featuring music by Travis Reaves. Produced by Ella Watts and Pacific S. Obadiah, with exe... more
September 22: Dr. Seward writes FINIS.
This episode references the racist pseudoscience of craniometry. Transcript here.
This episode featured: Isabel Adomakoh Young as Mina Harker; Ben Galpin as Jonathan Harker; Alan Burgon as Van Helsing; and Jon... more
September 20: It is only the beginning.
This episode contains suicidal ideation. Transcript here.
This episode featured: Graham Rowat as Patrick Hennessy and Mr. Marquand; Nathan Blades as the Passerby; Felix Trench as Renfield; Jonathan Sims as Ja... more
September 19: Dr. Seward is worried.
Transcript here.
This episode featured: Jonathan Sims as Jack Seward. Dialogue editing and sound design by Tal Minear. Featuring music by Brad Colbroock. Produced by Ella Watts and Pacific S. Obadiah, with execu... more
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I would throughly recommend this podcast. It's cast of great and the production is excellent. I am very annoyed when they change the text for whatever reason and I find the content warnings annoying but otherwise highly recommended
How did y'all get into this one? I can't figure out which episode should be first. I think I may have jumped in partway through, which explains why I never really understood what was going on. I only lasted for a handful of episodes, then gave up.
Best Dracula adaptation. I'm signed up for the emails but fell behind last year, so my mom and I binge-listened to these on a road trip. I know the point is to listen on the days that they "happened" but it was great fun regardless. A literary classic turned into an audio-drama with a fantastic cast. It always managed to pull me in and make me feel the full weight of each moment, despite my chronic exposure to Dracula memes. Great work :)
One fantastically polished production team plus one stupendously talented voice acting cast brings together what I would have to call the single most gripping reimagining of a well-loved if dusty classic story. To rave about the episodes which have come out this far (chronologically in the fashion of Dracula Daily) would mean writing a Dracula-length novel myself. My friends and family are sick to un-death of hearing my recommendation of starting Re: Dracula. Please do yourself a favor and give ... more
It really works.
The trigger warnings (‘contains mental health ableism’ before asylum episodes) are ludicrous. Don’t listen to horror stories if you’re triggered by the mention of madness. Incidentally, there are plenty warnings for racial stereotypes - this being a Victorian novel - but none for sexism. Being woke doesn’t extend to noticing slights to women.
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This audio experience transforms a classic horror narrative into a real-time listening journey, recounting a well-loved tale as the events unfold chronologically. Focusing on the characters' emotional states, internal struggles, and the overarching tension, the adaptation expertly combines diary entries and letters to weave a suspenseful atmosphere while staying true to the source material. Moreover, the involvement of talented voice actors and thoughtful sound design elevates the storytelling, making it an immersive experience for fans of horror and drama alike.
With a unique format that encourages listeners to engage with the material on a personal level, this podcast stands out by not only interpreting a classic but providing context an... more
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1. Jonathan Sims
2. Jonathan Simms
3. Felix Trench
4. Alasdair Stuart
5. Isabel Adomakoh Young
6. Beth Eyre
7. Giancarlo Hererra
8. Ben Galpin
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