Fiction · QCODE
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Starring Leslie Grace and Soni Bringas, this 10-episode supernatural thriller follows Nancy (BRINGAS), a nebbish computer scientist, who becomes obsessed with her mysterious new neighbor. It doesn’t take long for her to uncover a dark secret: the mystery woman, El (GRACE), is actually a centuries-old vampire. As Nancy becomes her familiar (basically her assistant), bringing the vampire into the social media-driven world of millennial New York City, they are both pulled down a rabbit hole of deceit, murder, and mayhem. ~~~ From QCODE, the makers of fantastic audio fiction like Narcissa with Diana Agron and Soft Voice with Naomi Scott. All 10 episodes will be available for free, but QCODE+ subscribers get early, uninterrupted access to new episodes. Learn more at https://qcodemedia.com/qcodeplus. ~~~ Produced by QCODE with Executive Producers Leslie Grace and Sophia Lopez. Written and directed by Sophia Lopez. Starring Leslie Grace, Soni Bringas, James Paxton, Rico Rodriguez, Katrina Bowden, and Carlos Alazraqui.
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What a fun ride! Well, in a very twisted way. While my knowledge of vampire lore is far from encyclopedic, I enjoyed this modern twist on the relationship between the undead and their new familiar. And the predation on tech bros was icing on the cake!
The evolvement of her relationship with the vampire next door results in an introverted and overlooked techie becoming a Renfield extraordinaire as she discovers a real knack for cleaning up after a neighbor who doesn’t quite understand the repercussions of a life lived on-line. An original take on what happens when an ancient being relocates in the digital age. Highly recommended.
Love this- fast paced, character driven with awesome plot…I need the 2nd season like yesterday! Fans of true crime who are maybe a little toooo into it will enjoy this audio drama!
Lots of reviews criticizing the main character, and yeah, she’s a little much. But haven’t we all met a Nancy before? Why does everything have to happen to “interesting” or “cool” or “ normal” “likable” people? That’s the whole point of her character, and that’s what kept me going. How is she going to go off the deep end? Because that’s what you know she’s going to do. How is she going to royally mess stuff up? Because you know she will. And it’s made interesting because there’s huge stakes - murder and vampires - and how often does a character like Nancy get involved in that kind of thing? There’s certainly things I would have written differently, but it’s not my story and I have to say I respect it for what it is.
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