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by Red Fathom Entertainment
Hannahpocalypse is the fourth wall breaking hopepunk comedy/horror audio drama that follows the last zombie, Hannah, who’s ‘living’ her best unlife over 150 years after the zombie apocalypse has come and gone. All the while Cali, a scout from a thriving settlement looks to make a mark on the world but is coming up bust. Destined to collide, zombie and human will be forced into an unlikely friendship amid a wasteland full of killer robots left over from the ‘bad old days’. It’s a story of love, death, and a girl who eats people. Cast and Crew: Amanda Hufford as Hannah, Abigail Turner as Cali, Jordan Rudolph as Mel, Tom Shalk as Rictor, Lagarto, Will Handford as Bogart, Jameson and others, Yenni Ann as Ashley, James Holyeoke as Billy, Leslie Gideon as Morgan & Swann Grey as Punchin' Judy. Guest Voices by Luke Alphonso, Kenneth Faircloth Jr., Ryan Hoyle, Sarah Golding, Kristi Boulton, Ginger Sue, John Patneade, D Casellian and more! Script Editor - KR (Anonymous). Sensitivity Reader (Season One) - Mak Shepard. Writing and Sound Design by Damian Szydlo. Directed by Amanda Hufford & Damian Szydlo. Produced by Red Fathom Entertainment. Though Hannahpocalyse does not endeavour to be offensive or overly graphic it is rated explicit due to language (swearing), dark humor, cinematic violence and possibly triggering themes. The Wild Wasteland can be a tough place but we always attempt to keep our listeners from harm and unnecessary discomfort. That said, it is wise to consider the show Rated R and thus not suitable for children - listener discretion is advised.
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I really did enjoy the first season. The voice acting was excellent and the dialogue felt natural and humorous. However, the second season was messy. First off the format of the episodes was annoying. It goes like this: 2mins ads, 1 min opening song, 10ish minutes of actual story followed by 5 mins of talking about the podcast and… oh yeah, more ads. Secondly, each episode kept jumping from character to character. Normally I don’t mind this format, but it was literally a new character every episode and I found myself losing interest in the main characters. Not sure if I’m up for a potential season 3.
Zombie invasion, from the perspective of the zombies. Or one zombie. Genre-bending - queer, zombies, robots, mutants, interior monologue, post-apocalypse drama comedy, with strong female characters. Unique.
Refreshing, love the humor and the characterizations, and always love some queer rep! <3 I can’t wait for the next season!
This show is really entertaining. Each episode builds more of the post-apocalyptic world and adds to what came before. I’m interested to see where the story goes.
Great escapism at a moment where I need it most. Articulate, cheeky and dark. Afterlife doesn’t get much better.
Really amazing and novel story idea in season 1, but the acting is so over dramatic with truly terrible accents. Hannah is amazing, but all other voice actors ruin the story 😬 Story drops off after season 1. It’s like reading Tina’s diary from Bobs Burgers. And the voice acting is WAY worse, with far less Hannah. I wanted to give it one star because I had to stop listening (season 2 is that bad), but like I said- the idea of Hannah is a truly amazing one.
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