Seeking Human Victims Podcast

 This week on an all new Seeking Human Victims, we journey to 1989 to talk about a film that captured the imagination of the country at that time by finding out that dead may in fact be...better. Its the adaptation of the story that Stephen King himself finds his most personal and terrifying...of course we're talking about Pet Sematary. Plus musical guest COMO MIERDA (featuring pro wrestler Jeff Cannonball!!) appears courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com) 

 Join us for perhaps the most wacky ride of the season with the "zooted and tooted" Stephen King directorial debut (& farewell) about machines coming to life and going on a murderous rampage with 1986's Maximum Overdrive starring Emilio Estevez, Pat Hingle & more.  We'll talk about how King barely remembers the experience himself and is not a fan, the brutal critical reception, it's rise to cult status on cable & much more. Plus musical guest "Gorged Afterbirth" appear courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com) with the track "Only Dental Records Remain" off their upcoming March 11th album release "Got Gore?". 

 This week we tackle our first anthology of Stephen King adaptations with 1985's The Cat's Eye, starring Drew Barrymore and directed by Lewis Teague. We'll talk about how all 3 segments exist on their own and also tie together to make a fun, EC Comics inspired film in the spirit of Creepshow produced of course by Dino De Laurentiis in Wilmington, NC. All that plus musical guest "Seeds Of Perdition" with the song "God Ends Here" courtesy of HorrorPainGoreDeath.com

We continue our journey into the Stephen King Terror Timeline with a young Drew Barrymore and what else...psychic powers! It's 1984's FIRESTARTER. We'll look at how it started as a John Carpenter project and retained some elements of that, but not many, the box office, critical reaction and more. Plus musical guest Vulcan Tyrant returns courtesy of HorrorPainGoreDeath.com with their song "Demonize The Spirit", the first offical single off the album "Vulcanocide"

 Don't be an Outlander, check out this week's all new episode of Seeking Human Victims as we wade into the fields with 1984's Children Of The Corn! Season 13, The Stephen King Terror Timeline continues as we look at a film in a year full of King adaptations, 1984. Creepy kids? Strange powers? Linda Hamilton? This one's got them all. Plus musical guest VULCAN TYRANT performs "Work Of The Devil" off their new album Vulcanicide from Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com)

This week the Stephen King Terror Timeline continues on Season 13 of Seeking Human Victims as The Rev, Dreamboat Anni & The Great Muji, look back at 1984's CUJO directed by Lewis Teague and starring Dee Wallace. We'll look at what it took to bring a rabid St Bernard to life, how Teague was selected for the gig by King himself although it didn't quite workout that way, a massive change to the ending of the story, what King himself thought and much more. Plus musical guest Charred with the song "Incantations Of The Pyromancer" off the 2021 album "Prayers Of Malediction" appearing courtesy of HORRORPAINGOREDEATH.COM

 This week on Seeking Human Victims, we proudly present a giant sized episode (clocking in at over 2 hours), on one of the most influential works in the history of horror films and a very important piece of the Stephen King Terror Timeline, the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film starring Jack Nicholson & Shelley Duvall, THE SHINING. The Rev (@revdanwilson), Dreamboat Anni (@DreamboatAnni ) & The Great Muji (@TheGreatMuji) will dig into Stephen King's trip to the famed Stanley Hotel that inspired the original novel, how it was the 3rd of as many works in a row to be adapted to the screen for him, why Stanley Kubrick pursued the source material to make a movie, the controversial treatment of Duvall, what King ultimately thought of the movie and how he disagreed with the casting of Jack Nicholson, the bizarre & insane conspiracy theories that have popped up around the film and so much more. But that's not all! - Road Correspondents and friends of the show Righteous Jesse & Brittany But Spooky check in live from the actual Stanley Hotel in Colorado. (@vhspartytonight & @brittanybutspooky on IG)- Musical guest BELDAM performs "The Foundling" from their album "Live At The Golden Pony" courtesy HorrorPainGoreDeath.com- Founder of Whose Comics (@whosecomics on Twitter) and former co-host Todd Johnston returns to the SHV roundtable.

Welcome to an all new Season of Seeking Human Victims as we explore the adaptations of the great Stephen King, and we're coming with some heavy hitters starting right out of the gate with Sissy Spacek's powerhouse performance in Brian DePalma's 1976 adaptation of CARRIE. We'll look at how Spacek was convinced by her husband, who worked on the crew, to audition, we'll look at the background of King himself leading to his first film adaptation as well as director Brian DePalma, the early careers of Nancy Allen & John Travolta, behind the scenes stories, influences and so much more. Like many of the episodes this season, this one is a long one clocking in at over 90 minutes. Plus we're happy to have Horror Pain Gore Death Productions on board once again as a business partner this season, bringing us an amazing variety of musical guests. This week we're kicking it off with a wrestling theme with the band "Matsunaga Was Right" and their song MDK, available at horrorpaingoredeath.com

 This week we're flashing back to our 3rd annual Seeking Human Victims Christmas Special. This year we're covering the ultimate Santa Slasher flick, 1984's "Silent Night Deadly Night" and we make the case for why it is our favorite holiday horror film. Joining regular hosts Dan and Anni Wilson on the show for the first time on the guest round-table is legendary pro wrestling manager and fellow Silent Night Deadly Night enthusiast Jeff G Bailey! We talk all about the heart, the sleaze and the controversy of one of the most infamous slasher films of all time. 

We're back with another Patron sponsored bonus episode! This week we stay in the realm of Wolf-A-Mania but leave the realm of horror entirely as we cover Michael J Fox in 198's Teen Wolf. Plus musical guest Cemetarian courtesy of HorrorPainGoreDeath.com