Welcome to the new horror of 2024 and our first episode of Season 3!! We kick off the show with a discussion on why–to Jim–there are...
Published in September of this year, Holly is the latest novel from the undisputed king of horror, Stephen King. I was excited when I heard that...
While Stephen King is the master of long-form horror, I love him most for his short work. In the past, we’ve reviewed If It Bleeds, and...
Welcome to the Haunted MTL Weekly Wail trailer round-up. There are many trailers for horror content landing every week, so why not assemble a bunch of...
Stephen King is known for his gruesome imagination, unique prose, frightening monsters, and a narrative voice that gently borders on breaking the fourth wall. You can...
For being known as an author of heavy tomes, Stephen King has a little-known secret. His short stories are hidden gems. Many are well known. Movies,...
There is so much about Stephen King’s and Joe Hill’s In the Tall Grass that I want to know that isn’t answered by either the movie...
From a Buick 8 is possibly the most beautiful, impactful novel that Stephen King has ever written. It’s the one that’s stayed with me the longest...
Cell is that Stephen King book and movie that everyone forgets is a Stephen King book and movie. It might be because when you think of...
Among the many movies based on Stephen King books, The Langoliers has a reputation for being kind of silly. This is entirely unfair. I mean, it...
Mr Mercedes was the first non-horror book of Stephen King’s that I’ve read. It took me a moment to get into the flow of things. I’ve...
There’s quite a few Stephen King movie adaptations that bear little resemblance to the books they’re based on. Stephen King’s Silver Bullet, based loosely on King’s...
Revival by Stephen King comes by the way of Audible for this review and its seems to be pretty polarizing. If you love Lovecraft, this is...
Maybe you’ve heard of my now-defunct podcast, High Art Camp, that I made a while back with Parzz1val. In the podcast, we discussed the artistic merit...
The 2020-2021 series adaptation of Stephen King’s The Stand has come to a close. This finale was half tied-up-in-a-bow and half open-ended (the final scene matches...
Stephen King taught me how to write. Not in person, of course. I haven’t met him. Yet. But he taught me how to write horror with...
The past few episodes of The Stand have been stagnant with either nothing going on or too much that the plot felt as convoluted as a...
Five episodes later, we finally get to see the treacherous Vegas that Randall Flagg has claimed as his home. And it’s just as artificial and chaotic...
That’s right! @StephenKing in overalls. This is the best horror book you’ll never buy. Only a lucky few have a copy of this page turner and...
You know things are hopeless when the only other living thing in the middle of New York City is a crow pulling an eyeball out of...