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calling Blackchapel's college softball team the Blackchapel Bitches with a big scary dog as their mascot isn't realistic, but I can play with cartoonifying reality a bit here and there
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calling Blackchapel's college softball team the Blackchapel Bitches with a big scary dog as their mascot isn't realistic, but I can play with cartoonifying reality a bit here and there
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Blood crow stories is another one of those podcasts thats like "we avoid the bury your gays trope by burying literally everyone"
Redraw from a couple years ago of some @thebloodcrowstories art! I think I actually like the lighting better in the old one f
The Blood Crow Stories
Warning: not for the fair of heart or homophobic and on that note probably don’t follow me if you’re homophobic
So this is a horror podcast anthology that’s does have an overarching story going on, but it’s not revealed until a good deal in. Each of the four seasons that are out so far tell a very different story, and they’re all great so far. They are surprisingly gory for being audio, which is impressive in and of its own right, but it’s still kinda bad sometimes. All in all, it’s super underrated and more people around here should listen to it.
The SS Utopia: This story takes the form of a psychology grad student producing a podcast for his thesis about a set of found tapes from a sunk ship. The tapes were part of a psychologist’s experiment on a ship sometime around one of the world wars whose goal was to escape the chaos of the outside world, and he’s studying the effects of the isolation, and Max, the grad student, is in turn studying these tapes, which managed to survive the strange sinking of the SS Utopia. Over the course of the season, Max becomes more and more invested in the stories of the doomed passengers aboard the ship and things on the ship slowly deteriorate in worse and worse ways. This season is pretty good; the only crappy part is that you know that all of the passengers on the boat will die at the end, but it’s still so easy to get invested in them.
Blackchapel: Finally, an appropriately queer wild west story, because really, all of history is more queer than most of history will tell you, the wild west included. In this story, a band of misfits gathered together by a sheriff must hunt down a serial killer going by The Savior who seems to be targeting the sheriff and his town specifically, using a group of religious fanatics going by the Apostles. This is probably my favorite season, and it’s ending is much happier than SS Utopia. It also has a rocking soundtrack, and the whole vibe is great. Almost all of the characters are so wonderful and I love them, especially Wyatt. Great season.
The Neon Lodge: Demons? In your cyberpunk capitalist hellscape?? It’s more likely than you think. 911 operator Kesha starts receiving horrific phone calls that grow more and more personal and slowly uncovers the existence of demons in her city. Also has a pretty rocking soundtrack, but the sheer number of demons is a little confusing and hard to keep them straight, since a lot of them have similar voices. On the bright side, the cutest lesbian couple. The ending is kinda unsatisfying, but it’s still worth it.
Eidolon: Probably the most mysterious season so far, and one of the most complex, story-wise. On one hand, there’s Samantha, a young and lonely housewife who gets sort of adopted by a friendly bar-owner operating a very low key bar for the queer folks in the Hollywood scene. On the other, her husband Richard is getting more and more involved in his film studio and the incredibly mysterious, very culty organization operating within it. There are also mysterious attacks happening and ghosts and possible demons? It’s a great season so far.
So everyone--everyone--took one look at Wyatt and decided to adopt him huh
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God’s Gonna Cut You Down - A Black Chapel Playlist
Featuring music by Johnny Cash, Dorothy, Bishop Briggs, the Killers, American Murder Song, and more.
Judas: Let’s do this. [Cracks knuckles softly]
Maggie: Wow, your knuckles are really quiet.
Judas: They’re polite.
Blackchapel, Episode 17 - Return of the Seven
Welcome to Episode 17 of season 2: Blackchapel. You do not need to listen to season 1 to enjoy season 2, but we absolutely invite you to do so. This podcast contains adult situations, horror themes, and disturbing content, and may not be suitable for all audiences.
Back home in Blackchapel, the danger feels closer than ever before...
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