
VAMPIRES: Pt 27 - Conclusion / Mailbag / Season 9 Preview
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This week Mike puts a stake through the heart of the vampire series by concluding the journey and reading and responding to some listener feedback. Plus, Mary Wild drops in to discuss her thoughts on the series and we finish by counting down the listeners top 10 vampire movies and revealing what's coming up next season!
We'll be back in Spring 2023 for Season 9, in the meantime, sign up to our Patreon channel for more weekly episodes!
Music by Jack Whitney.
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