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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: Vampire Library – Part 25
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: We Ranked ALL of the Grinches
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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: Just why DO women love vampires so much??
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Defunctland is a YouTube series discussing the history of extinct theme park and themed entertainment experiences.
This episode features: Cooking Theme Park Recipes for Charity
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: And Then There Were Two (Chick Flick) (Charmed Rewind)
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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: VtM: Swansong – Part 18
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: Richie Rich’s Christmas Sequel is Delightfully Dumb (Richie Rich’s Christmas Wish)
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Defunctland is a YouTube series discussing the history of extinct theme park and themed entertainment experiences.
This episode features: Journey to EPCOT Center: A Symphonic History
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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: Stephen King Does Dracula–but worse!
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: Try Harder (Scry Hard) (Charmed Rewind)
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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: VtM: Swansong – Part 17
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: Don’t Start a Wyatt (Forget Me…Not) (Charmed Rewind)
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: DEBUNKING Paranormal Videos (Bigfoot, Ghosts, a Leaf)
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Allison Pregler – some may know her as Obscurus Lupa, but that was another time…
This episode features: Halloweentown is the ULTIMATE Halloween Movie!
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The Maven of the Eventide peers into the realms of the creatures of the night for a humorous analysis of vampires in media and pop culture, focusing on how they serve as allegories and metaphors for social issues.
This episode features: Vampire Library Halloween Edition!
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