Ep 63: Dracula + Chicken Paprikash The Bitten Word podcast

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Ever wondered where the modern vampire came from? Well look no further, Bram Stoker has got you covered with his terrifying character Count Dracula, the vampire that gave us all of our favorite vampire tropes today. We're talking chicken paprikash, Jonathan Harker's favorite Hungarian dish. Also in this episode: Dracula is a woman (?), unfortunate copyright errors, and cinema's sexiest vampire.

Content Warning: This episode gets a little bloody and graphic.

Correction: In this episode I say that the vampire in Nosferatu is called Nosferatu, his name is actually Count Orlok.

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