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Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe? @areyouafraidofthedarkunive7800 ‧. 311 subscribers ‧ 29 videos. Horror writer Dalton Deschain and film critic Dylan Roth are tasked with reviving...
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Listen to Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe? on Spotify. 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.
2 de oct. de 2022 · Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe is now streaming on Apple Podcasts! Thrill as we perform an autopsy on 2017’s The Mummy and outline our own adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein! Subscribe to follow our 20+ film saga as it unfolds!
Listen to this episode from Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe? on Spotify. In preparation for the upcoming Dark Legion 2 event, hosts Dalton Deschain and Dylan Roth attempt to summarize the entire series as concisely as possible, fuelled by nothing but caffiene and corn nuts.
44 episodes. 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.
