In part 2 of our extra special Spooky October episodes, Liv and Ellie talk all things, Vampires!
Talking all about the origins, evolutions, and the intricacies of immortal fashion seen in various vampire adaptations, Liv and Ellie discuss how the scary blood-sucking undead became the Edward 'This is the skin of a killer' Cullen that we know today.
Disclaimer - At the beginning of the Episode Ellie states that the weekend in which Frankenstein and Vampire were written was in 1833. This is wrong, the correct year is 1816.
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Credits
Hosted by Liv Hutley and Ellie Gunton
Recorded and Edited by Fiona Lloyd Harding
Theme Music Created by Fiona Lloyd Harding
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