Freaks and ghouls, you have a new podcast to subscribe to. The Boulet Brothers’ Creatures of the Night! Yes the definitive horror drag duo has paired with iconic Fangoria Magazine for a brand-new, original podcast. The Boulets, who individually go by Dracmorda and Swanthula, host an hour-ish long podcast covering what is going on in their terrifying world of horror drag, and will feature a variety of segments sure to entertain ravenous fans of the macabre and moribund.
The show, which is scheduled to release every other Tuesday will discuss their latest projects and behind-the-scenes details from their hit show The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula (currently streaming on Netflix). They will interview the most glamorous monsters working today, review the latest horror movies, and feature a rotating cast of high caliber guests to join them on the show, from burlesque star Dita Von Teese to cult director Darren Stein (JAWBREAKER) to cast members from their show, and everything in between.
In the first episode which we just listened to, Swan and Drac explain how the show finally came to be after touring the globe in 2019 and now being in sunny Hollywood in the age of the Coronavirus. They cover how Hollywood has adapted to this new normal and chat about their favorite pandemic movies. Spoiler alert, the two don’t always agree. We also get the first segment of “Haunting of History” where they delve into the utterly horrid demise of an Italian island decimated by a plague. Rounding things out the queens address the fans by responding to some of their fans’ most burning questions.
Just as they are during appearances, the Boulets are surprisingly approachable. Despite the frightening appearance, the two actively engage their fans and the community through the love of horror on this show and we are living for it. They excitedly cover subjects as horror fans and, the interest is as infectious as a gangrenous wound. You should give it a listen while you’re staying at home. Trust us, this one is fun. If you have a Fangoria subscription you can read their announcement article here.
Listen to the first episode HERE! It’s free!
