A reanimated vampire film and a corn maze

By Lucas Willard

Published October 21, 2024 at 3:00 PM EDT

A still image from Dreyer’s 1932 film, “Vampyr”

Guitarist and composer Gary Lucas breathes new life into a nearly century-old vampire film.

We’ll learn about how farmers create a seasonal corn maze.

And we’ll take a trip to the weight room.

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