Join Phoenix and Stephen as we review the third and fourth episodes of the CBS All Access Miniseries of Stephen King's The Stand (Blank Page and The House of the Dead). What did the writers nail? What flopped? Wait, does Glen vape now? Tune in to find out!

This week on the Boo! Club, we're covering the first half of Stephen King's Wolves of the Calla, which is the 5th book in the Dark Tower series! I've got three words for you: bisexual vampire hunter. Here's three: inherent cosmic goodness. Say thankya!

The time has finally come to review the CBS All Access adaptation of The Stand! We're tackling the first two episodes (The End and Pocket Savior), and Stephen and Phoenix are split! Stephen loves the production design. Phoenix hates the characterization. The boys puzzle over the chronology. Join us in two weeks for our review of episodes three and four!

It's time to round out and complete our Western education series with the contemporary Horror-Western masterpiece, No Country for Old Men! Stephen talks villains. Phoenix gets metaphorical.

Y'all, there's no way to put this gently: this one got weird. The boys are joined by an expert witness on the Western Frontier Geekery. Phoenix adopts a fish. Tensions mount.

This week the boys are tackling the sophomore member of Sergio Leone's spaghetti Western trilogy: A Few Dollars More! Stephen write a little ditty and gets lost in Clint Eastwood's eyes. Phoenix talks Buffalo Bill.

Stop whatever you're doing and tell your friends about a love you once lost, because this week we're tackling The Wizard and Glass! Yes, sometimes on the path of The Beam, you have to take a big ol break to get romantic. Stephen gets witchy. Phoenix riddles it out.

Well folks, it's been a year! We're off this week working on the next Dark Tower book, so we thought we'd go full clip-show to celebrate the passing of another twelve months of Boo! Club!

Welcome back to our continuing cowboy education podcast, The Stephen King Boo! Club! This week we're hitting Sergio Leone's Fistful of Dollars, which introduced the world to Clint Eastwood's mysterious vagabond, Blondie - or like, introduced Italy at least

Follow us through the path of the beam for The Dark Tower 3: The Waste Lands! Get ready to bumble some billies, because this one gets all sorts of weird. Cyborg bear weird. Sentient train weird.

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