The Fear of God: A Horror Movie Podcast

We press on through our non-horror Stephen King material with this #differentseasons installment, an adaptation of the story "Low Men in Yellow Coats" from the King book, HEARTS IN ATLANTIS. Before traversing that ground, we stop through a much heavier King short story from NIGHT SHIFT -- "The Woman in the Room". The pivot between how complimentary we are to such weighty material as that short story to how trivial and silly we are with the film we aren't nearly as fond of may be our most dramatic contrast yet, and possibly our most juvenile. Either way, we hope you enjoy it.

5:47 - Whatcha Watchin' / Readin' / Listenin' To

20:48 - Uncle Stevie's Shorts - "The Woman in the Room"

48:48 - HEARTS IN ATLANTIS

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We welcome back the shenanigans of ole Ahnold himself in this installment of #differentseasons where we tackle THE RUNNING MAN from 1987. Originally a rather grim and fast-paced novel written under Stephen King's pseudonym of Richard Bachman, THE RUNNING MAN winds up being an eerily prophetic look at some pretty chilling aspects of our 2019 world. Also in this episode, we unpack our thoughts about King's powerfully haunting short story: THE LAST RUNG ON THE LADDER. It a fun and thought-provoking conversation you won't want to miss.

7:10 - Whatcha Watchin' / Readin' / Listenin' To

17:13 - THE LAST RUNG ON THE LADDER

42:05 - THE RUNNING MAN

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Kicking off a unique series for us, we are taking our cue from Stephen King's first collection of non-horror material and launching #differentseasons, a short series closing out the year with some of King's most noteworthy non-horror pieces. We start with Rob Reiner's landmark film from the 1980s, STAND BY ME. Following a brief discussion about King's recent short essay, GUNS, along with a personal note about recent events in Reed's life, the fellas trek down the railroad tracks together as they discuss coming to grips with mortality, cultivating code words for grace, and cherishing the relationships that matter most. It's a fun and heart-felt conversation this week and we hope you enjoy it.

6:55 - #differentseasons announcement

11:20 - GUNS, an essay by Stephen King

36:46 - STAND BY ME (based on THE BODY, by Stephen King)

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Vas is das?! We're heading back to Winden for a final time (for now?) as we bring #speakingintongues to a close with a final discussion of the Netflix series, DARK, Season 2. We are once again joined by our special foreign correspondent, Vera to do a deep dive on episodes 7 & 8 before having a full discussion of the themes we took away from Season 2, exploring the tricky ways we struggle to understand if our stories are changing us or merely revealing us. It's a hearty and fun conversation this week and we hope you enjoy it!

7:59 - Whatcha Watchin' / Readin' / Listenin' to?

21:11 - DARK, Season 2

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With our penultimate episode of phase 2 of #speakingintongues and our ulitmate film coverage, we explore the heartbreaking and powerful film by Issa Lopez, TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID. After another lengthy exploration of the time traveling caves in Netflix's DARK season 2 (episodes 5 & 6), we journey with five savvy children, armed only with their wits and three wishes, who must survive amidst the harsh, apocalyptic landscape of the Mexican drug cartel wars. We thoroughly enjoyed this film and we hope you enjoy this conversation.

6:58 - #tvguideposts DARK, Season 2, Episodes 5 & 6

49:20 - TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID

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#speakingintongues part 2 continues this week with a film we were extremely excited to talk about: George Sluizer's 1988 classic masterpiece, THE VANISHING. After a lengthy stopover in Winden to discuss episodes 3 & 4 of the Netflix series DARK, we dive deep on one of the most compelling and powerful films we've ever covered on the show. The Vanishing is a film that should not be missed and we hope you enjoy our discussion of it.

8:03 - #tvguideposts DARK, Season 2, Episodes 3 & 4

45:33 - THE VANISHING

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In this special bonus epilogue to #ilovethe70s, Nathan and Reed discuss recent viewings of the 1977 classic giallo suspense thriller SUSPIRIA, directed by Dario Argento, and pit it against the 2018 remake by Luca Guadagnino.

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We're back with another round of our most popular series of 2019: #speakingintongues Part 2 has arrived!

We kick things off this round of foreign language films with GOODNIGHT MOMMY, a wonderfully crafted but deeply unsettling film about young twin boys who begin to suspect their mother may be an imposter. Before unpacking the haunting implications the film makes about the devastating consequences of a loss of trust, we take a drive through Winden again to examine episodes 1 & 2 of DARK, season 2 on Netflix with the return of #tvguideposts. We hope you enjoy it!

1:43 - Introductions and Announcements

6:40 - Whatcha Watchin' / Readin' / Listenin' to?

15:13 - #tvguideposts - DARK, Season 2, Episodes 1 & 2

40:28 - GOODNIGHT MOMMY

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In this special Halloween bonus, Reed's son discusses his marathon of the classic Universal Monster movies.

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Featuring your top 20 favorite horror films of the 1970s and a full conversation about Richard Donner's The Omen.

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