Fangs for Listening

Nicholas Cage as Dracula. Is there anything else you need to know?? Well, just in case you need a little more information: we’re reviewing Chris McKay’s Renfield (2023), a movie about our favorite bug-eating familiar attempting to leave his toxic relationship. Will he succeed? How many different uses are there for severed arms? And why is Didi so flustered? Listen to our episod

Come with us on a journey of angsty teenage vampires, aggressive saxophones, too many scarves, our goth mom, and mullets - so many mullets - as we review The Lost Boys (1987), THE quintessential summer vampire movie. Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/fangsforlisteningFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fangsforlistening/Leave us a review: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast

The episode that the CIA, the FBI, and Jim Carrey himself tried and failed to suppress! Join us as we review the highly offensive, highly mediocre '80s teen comedy Once Bitten (1985), featuring a very young Jim Carrey, a vampire MILF, goth flamingos, the longest castle chase in history, and a high school dance-off we can only describe as “not the worst part of the movie." Enjoy!L

We’re back! And we’re taking it all the way back, with the most iconic vampire movie of all time, Tod Browning's Dracula (1931)! In our new, shorter format, we’ll fill you in on the history and background of this production, how Bela Lugosi got the part, why this movie essentially invented goth, why we all have a monster fetish, and what the heck those armadillos were doing i

Who’s ready for hot vampire summer?? Well, certainly us. But also all the characters in Brad Michael Elmore’s Bit (2019)! Join us as we delve deep into this indie queer intersectional feminist romp (just in time for Pride!), featuring combat boots, disco vampires, and most importantly, the female gaze. Also we’re buying a nightclub! What could go wrong? Like us on Facebook: f

Who’s that stalking the secret vampire museum behind the secret vampire library under the secret Japanese vampire nightclub? Why, it’s our friend and fellow Cool Guy, Blade! Put on your leather and take a deep dive with us into Stephen Norrington’s Blade (1998), in which rave party bloodbaths can only be topped by apocalyptic blood tsunamis that never happened. Could this be

What if Dracula took place in a small town in Maine? What if the main character was a self-insert plagued by gay panic? And what's Didi's secret to making books more fun to read? Find the answers to these questions and more in our first-ever book review episode, where we read Stephen King's novel 'Salem's Lot (1975)! Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/fangsforlisteningFollow us on T

Are you looking for a podcast episode to bring a little warmth and positivity into your life? Something to shine some light in the darkness, and remind you why the world isn’t so bad after all? Well, this isn’t the episode for you. But if you want to hear us yell about the anime Vampire Knight (2008) for an hour and a half, you’ve come to the right place!Like us on Facebook:

In our first Good Movie Episode, we travel to Bad City to review Ana Lily Amirpour's A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (2014), and to answer the eternal question: can you be a vampire and a hipster at the same time? Also, Rena goes on a very spooky hike. Movie review starts at 14:00! Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/fangsforlisteningFollow us on Twitter: twitter.com/fangs4listening

In our first big review episode, we're whisked away to Wallachia to witness the origins of the man himself in Gary Shore's Dracula Untold (2014). Fabulous hair and unnecessary drama ensues! Also, bats. Lot and lots of bats.Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/fangsforlisteningFollow us on Twitter: twitter.com/fangs4listeningLeave us a review: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fangs-for-li