Jason Hill
speaker
612 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Jason Hill’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It goes that many of the actors were shell-shocked infantrymen who would later be exiled to remote Siberian penal colonies or confined to psychiatric institutions.
Despite being hailed as something of a masterpiece, the film was never widely shown and the reels likely destroyed during the Bolshevik occupation of the city
I got a slice of venison and forked it into my mouth.
Pain nibbled at my neck like a prurient lover.
I chewed slowly, resisting the urge to swallow a handful of party-colored pills in my coke pocket.
Oh, so like Dracula and the Gulag, eh?
Hmm, sounds interesting.
Something like that, Copland grinned tightly.
Naturally, I own an entire vault of vanished motion picture prints and masters I'm sure many collectors would sacrifice a firstborn to examine.
Over the years, I've managed to obtain copies of Lepofsky's other works.
But Dracula's doom has remained... elusive.
Until now.
until the early 1950s when what purported itself to be an authentic test print surfaced in Bucharest as part of an estate sale for the late Laskar Vakarasku, a hermit sinister whose particular interest lay in morbid and silent features.
London after midnight, the golem and the dancing girl, the monster of Frankenstein.
The list goes on.
Suffice to say, his collection was vast and incredibly valuable.
Define incredibly valuable for me.
Copeland produced a fancy gold-nibbed pen and wrote a set of numbers on a nearby napkin.
A substantial figure, to be sure.
Vakarasku died in 1953.
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