Stephen King Cast

To celebrate the upcoming release of It, I'm re-releasing my reviews of King's masterpiece.  Enjoy! From the original episode description: In 1986, the master of horror released the novel worthy of his title.  This novel reflected many of the themes, characters, and story beats that he had introduced in his earlier novels and stands as his ultimate thesis of the horror genre.  More importantly, it is the pinnacle of coming of age stories, a tale that places childhood friends at the center of a cosmic conflict, and only through the power of friendship can we overcome our fears.  If that doesn't speak to Mr. King's sensibilities, I don't know what does.  Oh, and it has a scary clown!  Ladies and gentlemen, I hope that you packed your bags, because we will be spending the next month in Derry, Maine, home of Pennywise The Dancing Clown.  Enjoy your stay, and keep away from the drains, the canal and the Barrens.  You'll never know what you might find there.  Or what might find you. . .

Welcome back, everyone!  In this episode, I discuss some Castle Rock casting, some early buzz around the upcoming IT adaptation and review 1984's Cat's Eye!  Enjoy!

I have long been on record as a critic of King's Mr. Mercedes trilogy.  So when I heard that David E. Kelly was making a television based on this property, I was less than interested.  Now that I've watched two episodes of this series, how do I feel about Bill, Brady, Jerome and the gang?  Tune in and find out!

Hello, everyone!  In this week's episode, I take a break from analysis to have a conversation with Matt Kellick, the owner of http://www.ka-tet19.net.  During the hour long conversation, we talk about art, creativity and how he merged his passion for t-shirts and Stephen King into a business. I've plugged his stuff on the show for the last few months, and it was a great experience to talk to him about his art, his background and what he has in store for us next! WARNING: During the course of the conversation, Matt and I spoil the events of Stephen King novels, including the plot points of The Dark Tower series.   

After all these years.  After all these centuries. . .The Dark Tower (movie).  I have a feeling that my review of The Dark Tower will be more memorable than the film itself.  If you want the coolest Dark Tower t-shirts, then head on over to http://www.ka-tet19.net!

Welcome back, everyone!  In this very special episode of the Stephen King Cast, I had the opportunity to speak with Josh Brucker, the writer/director of the upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's short story, "One For the Road."  To help support this movie, head over to: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/one-for-the-road-starring-lance-henriksen-horror#/ We cover everything from Critters to Night Flier!  So sit back and enjoy!

Welcome back, everyone! In this week, I continue my examination on the adaptations from Stephen King's Night Shift with a review of The Mangler.  In this episode, I discuss how you can help take part in making a Stephen King film, One For The Road, by heading over to: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/one-for-the-road-starring-lance-henriksen-horror/#/ I also encourage you all to get your Stephen King schwag from: https://www.ka-tet19.net/    

Welcome back, everyone!  In this episode, I discuss the latest Dark Tower Trailer, Castle Rock news, and plug the upcoming One For the Road (onefortheroad2018.com).  Also, don't forget to get all your Stephen King related t-shirts at http://www.ka-tet19.net.  Oh yeah, I also squeeze in a review of Graveyard Shift.  Stay tuned for next week, when I take a whack at The Mangler.  Thanks for tuning in, everyone!  If you liked this (or any) episode of the Stephen King Cast, make sure you head on over to iTunes to leave a review. 

Welcome back, everyone!  In this week's episode, I kick off a dive back into King's first collection of short stories, Night Shift.  I examine the stories I didn't cover in my original review, answer listener e-mail, discuss some King movie news (www.onefortheroad2018.com) and peddle some dope t-shirts (http://www.ka-tet19.net)!

In preparation for my return to Stephen King's short story collections, I'm re-releasing my original review of the stories collected within Night Shift.  Stay tuned for my next episode in which I review the stories I didn't get around to the first time.