Barbs Wired: A Siskel & Ebert Podcast

Larry Underwood and Lloyd Henreid take center stage in the second episode of the CBS All Access adaption of the Stephen King epic. We also meet Rita Blakemoor, Ray Brentner, and a many more as the story is still collecting the beloved characters that make up the sprawling tale of good versus evil. 

The show is here! CBS All Access is now streaming episode 1. Keri and Skip have plenty of thoughts on how it turned out, how its treating the source material, how it compares to 1994’s adaptation, and how it stands (heh) on its own merits. 

Exclusive brand new interview with Cinematographer Thomas Yatsko where Keri and Skip get to ask all about his experience making the 2020 adaption of The Stand for CBS All Access. 

Getting warmed up for the new CBS All Access limited series Keri and Skipper first look back at the previous live action adaptation that aired on ABC directed by Mick Garris. They also discuss their expectations for the newest incarnation of Stephen King's classic epic tale.

SEASON FINALE! Frank Darabont's 4 collaborations with legendary author Stephen King are the topic of Keri and Skip's super-sized last conversation of the first season.  

Trying something a little different, Keri and Skipper speak to Barbs Wired listener Samuel Munoz who takes us to task on our opinions of "Marriage Story." This is essentially a supplemental to episode 11 - "Divorce Sucks." 

Pulp Heroes are on the menu this week with Dick Tracy, The Shadow, The Phantom, and The Rocketeer! Also included is the final installment of the exclusive interview with Sneak Previews creator Thea Flaum!  

Listener requested Tarantino Triple Feature! Keri and Skip dig into three of Quentin's finest, including his latest "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."

The bad, the worse, and the ugly! This week Keri and Skip take a swim through the sewage with the worst sequels ever! See if you agree with their choices. Also Part 8 of our exclusive interview with Sneak Previews creator Thea Flaum!

Spooky season deep dive continues into all things PSYCHO where we cover Psycho IV, Bates Motel the 1987 failed TV pilot, and the A&E 5 season Bates Motel cable series. Also Part 7 of our exclusive Thea Flaum interview.