Heeeere's Johnny! And he's brought a whole library of Stephen King movies with him! From Carrie to The Shining, these adaptations remind us why King is the master of horror and why you might want to skip prom this year.

This week, Jay and Shua open the book on the world of Stephen King film adaptations, discuss what the author himself thought of them, and see how the master of horror continues to shape pop culture. Whether it's Cujo chasing you down or Pennywise calling from the sewer, it's time to Enjoy Stuff and float on!

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What we're Enjoying

Jay attended the "No Kings" rally to help support the power of the human spirit and the freedom of man. Thank you for contributing to the community in a positive way. Shua is immersing himself in the relaxing sounds of Vince Guaraldi. The jazz piano vibes means he's ready to Enjoy Stuff in the most mellow possible.

Sci-Fi Saturdays -

Sci-Fi Saturdays is currently on hiatus. But Jay continues his 31 Days of Horror at RetroZap.com, a month-long celebration of scary cinema that will keep you up all night! Here's a list of this week's lineup:

(Mon) Jennifer's Body (2009)

(Tue) The Invitation (2016)

(Wed) Relic (2020)

(Thu) Candyman (2021)

(Fri) The Substance (2024)

(Sat) Altered States (1980)

(Sun) A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)

Enjoy Stephen King!

This week, Shua and Jay dive deep into the eerie, thrilling, and sometimes bloody history of Stephen King adaptations. From Carrie's explosive debut to Kubrick's cold and calculated take on The Shining, the guys explore how filmmakers have interpreted King's stories and how the author himself has responded to those visions.

Along the way, they reflect on what makes King's writing so adaptable, the recurring themes that make his work timeless, and how his cinematic universe continues to evolve with remakes and new projects like The Long Walk. It's an episode packed with nostalgia, film history, and plenty of creepy fun because "we all float down here."

What's your favorite Stephen King adaptation? Would you follow a balloon down a sewer? Let us know! First person that emails me with the subject line, "I want to suck your blood" will get a special mention on the show. Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to [email protected]