Sink your fangs into this, costume nerds—it's the Halloween finale of Hot Vampire Month, and we’re heading straight to Bon Temps for the steamy, bloody, gloriously unhinged world of True Blood. In this highly anticipated episode of The Art of Costume Podcast, Spencer and Elizabeth explore the iconic HBO series with none other than costume designer Audrey Fisher, the brilliant mind behind the show's unforgettable Southern-goth looks. They explore fangs, fairy telepaths, buckets of blood, Sookie and Bill’s star-crossed romance, and yes… working with Alexander Skarsgård in all his Viking-vampire glory.

And because Halloween demands one last twist, we close with a special epilogue from costume designer Danny Glicker, who crafted the original looks that set this supernatural world in motion.

So pour yourself a glass of O-positive and join us for a wickedly fun celebration of one of the hottest vampire sagas ever to grace our screens.

In this special spoiler-free episode of The Art of Costume Podcast, Spencer is joined by costume designer Jennifer Johnson to talk about the buzzy new film from director Yorgos Lanthimos, Bugonia.Together, Spencer and Jennifer chat about collaborating with Emma Stone, dressing for the job you think you want, swarms of bees, and how to keep the aliens out of your head—through costume, of course.Bugonia is in select theaters now and everywhere October 31.

The night deepens as Hot Vampire Month continues on The Art of Costume Podcast with Jim Jarmusch’s hypnotic masterpiece, Only Lovers Left Alive. Spencer and Elizabeth sink into the melancholy beauty of this modern vampire tale, where eternal lovers Adam and Eve—played by Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston—drift through centuries of art, music, and longing. Together, they explore the film’s lush, lived-in costumes designed by Bina Daigeler, its devotion to texture and time, and what it means to be stylishly undead in a world that’s lost its soul.So dim the lights, put a record on, and join us for a moody reflection on immortality, creativity, and love that never dies.