In 2023, I read a holiday story themed by Ross Grimson. The content is available through the provided podcast link, where listeners can explore engaging narratives and themes for the season. The reading aims to highlight the essence of the holiday spirit through storytelling.… Continue reading The Spooky Chris Podcast – Neverending – a 2023 holiday story →

The post explores the themes of magic and the holidays, emphasizing their impactful nature. It discusses how both elements intertwine, creating a sense of wonder and celebration. The concept of power within this context is highlighted, illustrating the significance of these elements in fostering joy and connection. Theme by Ross Grimson.… Continue reading The Spooky Chris Podcast – Maybe it’s Magic →

The piece discusses the rise of boutique movie releases and their impact on the collecting habits of movie enthusiasts. It also includes a retrospective on the film GRINDHOUSE. The insights highlight how these boutique releases are shaping the film culture among collectors and fans alike.… Continue reading The Spooky Chris Podcast – Boutique Geeks →

In which I talk about the expectations we bring to movies, music, books, and art, and how it gets in the way of enjoyment, and even understanding of the art. Sometimes you just need to get over yourself, ya know? Theme by Ross Grimson

In which I read my Halloween story, Gord. https://spookychris.com/the-spooky-chris-podcast/

The Spooky Chris Podcast features a spontaneous short fiction titled "A Hole." Available at SpookyChris.com, listeners can explore more podcasts, books, and unique content. Support the creator by purchasing a book if enjoyed. Visit the provided link for a haunted bookstore experience.… Continue reading The Spooky Chris Podcast – A Hole – a story →

In which I talk about film festivals and what makes them so special. https://spookychris.com/the-spooky-chris-podcast/

In which I welcome author and filmmaker Paul Counelis in to talk about movies, the Writer's Guild strike, streaming, and using indie movies as your film school.

In which I talk about an experience I had with my wife at an overnight haunted attraction which sets a standard of what NOT to do. https://spookychris.com/haunted-bookstore/

In which I talk about the bureaucracy of events and how the bigger an event or show gets, the more people that get involved, and the more the love of the putting it together wanes.