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The Overlook Hotel doesn’t really exist.
What pop culture has come to know and love was built using mostly sets with a few real locations sprinkled in. The closest you’ll get is The Stanley Hotel, a beautiful resort nestled in the Rocky Mountains. It was Stephen King’s inspiration for The Shining, and my home for the last three days. Let’s check in and wander the halls, shall we...
This bonus episode was recorded LIVE at The Stanley (aka The Shining) Hotel! We're wrapping up a three day stay, and what a memorable time it's been.
I'm chatting about The Doctor Sleep premiere, meeting Andrea Subissati (editor of Rue Morgue) and the excellent people watching before The Shining Ball.
Come in, grab a handful of candy and make yourself at home! In this very special Halloween episode, we’re visiting with three very special guests to chat about costumes, candy, movie recommendations, Halloween traditions and more. Happy Halloween, folks!
Special thanks to my guests, Straight Chilling Podcast, Sunny Balliette and Nat Pagan.
What is it that makes a child believe? Children love to play pretend, because they are believers. They believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, happily ever afters, the monster under the bed, and the boogeyman.
In this episode, we're exploring the origins of some of the most enduring stories and monsters of our time including:
Fairy tales
Childhood fears
Slashers
Stephen King
Creepypasta
Episode artwork by Sunny Balliette. Follow her work on Instagram at @arrows.in.eros.
What is it that makes a child believe? Children love to play pretend, because they are believers. They believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, happily ever afters, ghosts, the monster under the bed, and the boogeyman.
In this episode, we're exploring the origins of some of the most enduring stories and monsters of our time including:
Fairy tales
Slashers
Stephen King
Creepypasta
Childhood fears
Nightmare on Elm Street
IT
"Ghostpocalypse - 6 Crossing the Threshold"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Fire is one of the most powerful and dangerous forces on this planet. Humankind has learned how to harness it to power our cities and protect our people, but we can’t really ever control it.
In this episode, we’re exploring the horror of what happens when we lose control and that power is unleashed.
In this episode, I discuss:
• The coal fire in Centralia, Pennsylvania
• The Challenger Explosion
• The Chernobyl disaster
• Godzilla (1954)
• Silent Hill
• The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
• HBO’s Chernobyl
Episode artwork by Sunny Balliette. Follow her work on Instagram at @arrows.in.eros.
Fire is one of the most powerful and dangerous forces on this planet. Humankind has learned how to harness it to power our cities and protect our people, but we can’t really ever control it.
In this episode, we’re exploring the horror of what happens when we lose control and that power is unleashed.
In this episode, I discuss:
• The coal fire in Centralia, Pennsylvania
• The Challenger Explosion
• The Chernobyl disaster
• Godzilla (1954)
• Silent Hill
• The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
• HBO’s Chernobyl
It’s almost time for the return of our favorite dancing clown. Tune in to a special bonus episode for my thoughts on the miniseries and IT Chapter 1 in preparation for the upcoming IT Chapter 2.
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