Bonus Episode-Race To The Tower
In this special bonus episode, I examine the possible casting of Idris Elba as Roland, The Gunslinger!
13 Dec 201540min
Episode Ninety Three-Cell
With Cell, critics claimed this was Stephen King's return to horror. What we have certainly sounds like classic King: an every day object/concept spun into a nightmarish tale. However, released in the midst of the early 2000s zombie wave that began with 28 Days Later, Dawn of the Dead, Shaun of the Dead, does Cell really have that much to say? Find out this week in the Stephen Kingcast!
10 Dec 20151h 1min
Episode Ninety Two-The Dark Tower, Part Two
With this episode, our journey to the Dark Tower concludes.
2 Dec 20151h 45min
Episode Ninety One-The Dark Tower, Part One
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen! In this week's episode, the first of a two part review, I analyze the strengths and weaknesses of King's swan song of Mid-World and his decades long story of the Gunslinger's quest to reach the fabled Dark Tower.
2 Dec 20151h 40min
Episode Ninety-Song of Susannah
This week's episode continues my examination of the last leg of the journey to the Dark Tower with Song of Susannah. How does it compare to the other Dark Tower books? Find out this week in the Stephen Kingcast!
24 Nov 20151h 17min
Episode Eighty Nine-Wolves of the Calla
In this week's episode, I begin the final stretch of our journey to the Dark Tower. With the publication of the Wolves of the Calla, King began an unprecedented back-to-back-to-back book release that completed the long running series. The first Dark Tower novel since his car crash, Wolves of the Calla stands as a dividing line that marks the different eras of the Dark Tower series. How does it hold up? Is it worthy of the previous entries? Are you ready, everyone? The end begins now.
17 Nov 20152h 23min
Episode Eighty Eight-1408
Hello, everyone and welcome back to this week's episode of the Stephen Kingcast. This week, I review the John Cusak, Samuel L Jackson thriller, 1408.
11 Nov 201526min
Episode Eighty Seven-The Little Sisters of Eluria
Hello, everyone and welcome to the Stephen Kingcast. In this week's review, I take a look a the two Dark Tower related entries in his short story collection, Everything's Eventual: "The Little Sisters of Eluria" and "Everything's Eventual." Please be warned that Dark Tower spoilers are ON for this review.
11 Nov 201530min
