Welcome back to Creepcast. Today we are diving into our first vampire story.

Very excited about that.

We haven't done a nice little vampire story.

Isaiah said this before we're recording and I do agree is vampire stories are either super

fun and kind of,

they don't even have to be innovative,

but they're just fun and you're bought in on the ride or they're terrible.

So this is going to be a nice flip of the coin, I feel like.

It is one or the other.

They're always memorable, though.

I don't think I've ever read a vampire story that I've completely forgotten about.

It's always horrific or great.

And by horrific, I don't mean in a scary way.

Like it was a disaster to literature. Yeah, exactly. But this one comes highly recommended by some

people on the subreddit. And it seems that a lot of people agree with our subreddit because the

author of this story is someone named J. Hunter Richardson or as they go by on Reddit

Strange underscore Dangerous. And the story we're about to read today, I don't know if it's

the whole thing we're reading or if more got added, but at least part of it got adapted

into a novel called You're Always Welcome at the Blood Ridge Motel. That seems to have a lot of good reviews.

You can get on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

It seems he's written this.

Another horror story called Death Hovers Behind a Collection, which seems to be like a series

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