Sacred Cow

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CGI design of the Sacred Cow by Kevin Capizzi

Sacred Cow is a horror short story by American author Scott Sigler, released on September 19, 2006 as the fourth episode in season one of the serialized podcast named Bloodcast.

1 Synopsis
2 Video Adaptation
- 2.1 Video Credits
3 External Links

[edit] Synopsis

There’s a fine line between absent-minded genius and idiot savant. For Gordo Gordon, crossing that line is a daily battle. Gordo invents a Prayer-O-Meter, measuring the previously unknown energy people give emit when they prey. Gordo, and his guardian Father Al Rodriguez, make a massive discovery using Gordo’s invention. The discovery involves religion, and worshipers and the dark secret of what really happens to all supplications of the faithful.

[edit] Video Adaptation

Stranger Things advert for Sacred Cow

In early 2007, Sacred Cow was selected by Earl Newton for the premiere film of Stranger Things, a high definition vidcast. Stranger Things is the first sci-fi anthology vidcast in history and the first television series syndicated in Second Life. In 2008, Stranger Things won the 2008 Parsec Award for Best Sci-fi Video Podcast. Quality writing, acting and production by the cast and crew of Stranger Things, on par with network television productions, brought Sacred Cow to life.