Stephen King Cast

Welcome back, everyone!  In this episode, I discuss the latest Dark Tower Trailer, Castle Rock news, and plug the upcoming One For the Road onefortheroad2018.com.  Also, don't forget to get all your Stephen King related t-shirts at http://www.ka-tet19.net.   Oh yeah, I also squeeze in a review of 1990's Graveyard Shift.  Stay tuned for next week, when I take a whack at The Mangler.  Thanks for tuning in, everyone!  If you liked this (or any) episode of the Stephen King Cast, make sure you head on over to iTunes to leave a review. Write in at stephenkingcast@yahoo.com for any thoughts, and follow on Bluesky, Tik Tok, Instagram and Facebook.  Please note that this episode was originally published on July 16, 2017 and has been re-edited, and re-organized chronologically to keep all of the Night Shift related reviews together.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In this bonus edition of the Stephen Kingcast, I take a break from Stephen King to review Joe Hill's Horns.  Due to its length, I had to split the episode into two parts. Be sure to check them both out!   As always, write in at stephenkingcast@yahoo.com   Follow me on Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook and Bluesky.

In this bonus edition of The Stephen Kingcast, I take a break from Stephen King in order to review Joe Hill's Horns.  Due to the length of the review, I had to split the episode into two parts. Be sure to check them both out, and search the feed for other Joe Hill reviews.  As always, write in at stephenkingcast@yahoo.com   Follow me on Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook and Bluesky.

Welcome back, everyone! In this episode, I continue our examination of Night Shift, in this case, I look at 1985's horror anthology, Cat's Eye.  Please note that this episode first aired in August of 2017 and the episode reflects the Stephen King news that was coming out at that time.  Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com  Follow on Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In this week's episode of The Stephen Kingcast, I examine the 80s horror classic, Children of the Corn.  A note on this podcast: the original date of this episode was September 28, 2014. It has been re-edited with fresh audio inserted throughout, and the episode itself has been re-ordered to keep with the rest of the reviews dedicated to Stephen King's Night Shift collection.  If you have any thoughts, write into stephenkingcast@yahoo.com, and follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Bluesky. 

In this episode of The Stephen Kingcast, I continue my examination of everything related to Night Shift by examining 1982's horror anthology classic, Creepshow.  With the Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill, we have our first Night Shift adaptation. So get your favorite blanket, curl up beneath and let's hang out with the Creeper Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com  Follow on Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In this week's episode of The Stephen Kingcast, I examine Stephen King's first collection of short stories: Night Shift. Rather than analyzing each one, I analyze the remaining short stories that I didn't touch upon last week.  Please note that this episode originally aired on July 10, 2017, which was three years after last episode, so some of the things discussed in last episode never came to fruition the way that we had hoped, and as you'll see from this episode, things discussed here never came to pass, either. But unbeknownst to all of us, in just a little bit over a month, the manhole covers on the streets of Stephen King IP were about to explode out of the ground and shoot farther than we could have possibly imagined. . .It: Chapter One was right around the corner. . . During the time of this original recording, I examined the stories I hadn't covered three years prior, answered listener e-mail, discussed some potential Stephen King movie news (www.onefortheroad2018.com) and peddled some dope t-shirts (

In this week's episode of The Stephen Kingcast, I examine Stephen King's first collection of short stories: Night Shift. Rather than analyzing each one, I analyze a handful of the stories that stood out to me, including a deep dive into the forward to the collection from the author.  Next episode will cover the second half of the short stories, and following that, I will explore the adaptations from the collection.  Please note that the original podcast aired on September 21, 2014. I provide a new introduction explaining the structure of the next stretch of episodes, how this episode relates to the next one and discuss what happened/didn't happen with some of the concepts that are discussed in this episode. Wibbly wobbly timey wimey! If you have any thoughts, write into stephenkingcast@yahoo.com and follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Bluesky. 

When Stephen King goes blow for blow with Stanley Kubrick, who comes out the winner? That's right, Constant Listeners. In this week's edition of the Stephen Kingcast, I review 1980's horror classic, The Shining.    As always, write in at stephenkingcast@yahoo.com   Follow me on Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook and Bluesky.

In this week, we look at the conclusion of The Shining to determine whether or not Stephen King deserves his reputation for having an inability to successfully land his endings. So let's focus on the conclusion and figure this out together! Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com  Follow on Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In this week's edition of The Stephen Kingcast, I examine what what many might argue is Stephen King's most famous novel: The Shining.  Don't forget to come back next week when I chime in with my thoughts on the great debate between the book and the movie.    As always, write in at stephenkingcast@yahoo.com   Follow me on Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook and Bluesky.

In this week's episode of The Stephen Kingcast, I examine 1979's adaptation of Salem's Lot. But first, I read some listener e-mail. I then finish up the review with some recommendations. Enjoy!  As always, if you have any thoughts on anything related to Stephen King or vampires, write into stephenkingcast@yahoo.com Follow on Bluesky, Facebook, Tik Tok and Instagram. 

In this episode, let's focus on the conclusion of Salem's Lot to determine whether or not Stephen King deserves his reputation for having an inability to land his endings.  Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com  Follow on Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In this week on the Stephen Kingcast, I examine Stephen King's second novel, the classic tale of a small town plagued by vampires, Salem's Lot. Hardcore Stephen King fans, stick around after the end of the podcast to listen to how Salem's Lot ties into King's magnum opus, The Dark Tower.  Write in any thoughts regarding Stephen King, vampires or the Dark Tower to so stephenkingcast@yahoo.com Follow on Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok and Bluesky. 

In the epic battle between King's 1974 novel v. DePalma's classic movie v. Pierce's 2013 remake, who comes out the victor? Find out this week on the Stephen Kingcast! Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com 

Welcome back to the Stephen Kingcast! In this episode, I focus on the ending of Carrie to determine whether or not King deserves the reputation he has for having an inability to land his endings. So let's take a deep dive into the conclusion of Carrie and figure it out together.  Write in your thoughts to stephenkingcast@yahoo.com  Follow on Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky.  Stay organized and up to date with all things Stephen King at stephenkingcast.com  

In Stephen Kingcast's first review, I examine the book that started it all: 1974's runaway hit, Carrie!