
One man's musings on the works of Stephen King
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 340 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArtsBooks | |||

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In 1994, Mick Garris had the unenviable task of bringing one of King's most beloved novels to life on ABC. People tuned in to watch it, and it certainly remained faithful to the text, but does that make for a good adaptation? Find out this week in ... more
Let's travel back to a simpler time, to 1993 when TV mini series were safe, the visuals were soft, floral printed and rustic locations where overlayed with peaceful, ambient soundtracks. Though having aired over 30 years ago, it is incredibly resonan... more
In this episode, I review the classic ABC TV mini series and begin by placing it within the context of the more recent interpretation of the material and character of Pennywise with the It: Chapter One and Chapter Two movies along with It: Welcome To... more
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There has to be a way to keep the adds from flaring up mid sentence sometimes. Between the abruptness of it and the volume differential it’s brutal. The show itself is lovely and I appreciate the intelligence that goes into it. But please, tweak the structure so there’s a church and state between the ads and content.
This is the mike hanlon of stephen king pods! the first to do it and all on his shoulders. Great journey here.
The host is friendly, honest, and very insightful in his thoughtful analysis of King’s work.
This is a really great Stephen King podcast. It’s insightful and honest, and you can tell the host really knows his stuff. Definitely one to always listen to!
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Focused on the extensive works of a prolific author, this podcast offers a deep dive into the literary and cinematic adaptations of his stories. The host provides thorough analyses of various novels and films, often intertwining personal anecdotes and listener contributions. Each episode reflects a thoughtful exploration of themes, character development, and cultural impact, making the content rich and engaging for fans. Special attention is given to both well-known and obscure works, creating a comprehensive listening experience for those who appreciate horror literature and storytelling.
Uniquely, the discussions frequently involve comparisons of the author's pieces to their adaptations and other contemporary works, encouraging a broader... more
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