doctor sleep

Yes, Yes, Yes. This is one of the big hitter episodes that I planned out before even episode 1 of A Year In Horror. I get to watch every single Stephen King adaptation and then rank them from worst to best. That's right, EVERY ONE! Well, here we have the top 10. The worst 10. A slew of also rans. Some awesome mates. Some special guests. Several pints of beer and over 7 hours of running time split over 4 episodes. This Stephen King, A Lifetime In Horror.

• 00.30 - It (1990) 
• 09.58 - Creepshow (1982)
• 25.29 - Also Rans (Part 3)
• 38.14 - Doctor Sleep (2019)
• 45.15 - The Mist (2007)
• 52.21 - Misery (1990)
• 1.00.31 - Carrie (1976)
• 1.07.34 - The Shining (1980)
• 1.19.16 - Outro

ANOTHER 5x5
5 TOP 5s:
Top 5 Costume Designs in Film
Top 5 Occult Movies (Witches, Ghosts, Demons, etc)
Top 5 Undead Movies (Vampires, Zombies, Mummies, etc)
Top 5 Monster Movies (Creatures, Kaijus, Aliens, etc)
Top 5 Halloween Movies (Anything that reminds you of the season)

Dominick gives his thoughts on Netflix’s The Fall of the House of Usher. The new horror series directed by Mike Flanagan, based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe.

Ever wonder what the show was like before Steve came aboard as co-host? Tune in to this vintage episode of Don't Encourage Us and listen to our amateur host stumble through the original Shining film, the ABC made-for-TV mini-series, and Doctor Sleep, the sequel made decades later...but is it a sequel to the novel, the movie, or the mini-series?? Guest co-host and friend of the show, Doug Tidwell, is here to help find the answer to that question and more -  right after this commercial for a very special episode of Ellen.

Check out trailers for The Shining (1980), The Shining TV mini-series (1997), and Doctor Sleep (2019)

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Be very, very quiet. We’re hunting an all-new episode of the Kill BY Kill podcast!! That’s right, this week we get loud about one of our favorite streaming titles, 2016’s HUSH with the help of writer and The Losers Club podcast co-host Jenn Adams!! Along the way, we go deep on Mike Flanagan’s filmography and his career-long assault on hands, consider this movie’s place in the genre of Screen Horror, pine for the addition of anvils, lament the difficulty of crossbow loading, and illuminate the deaf community’s legit issues with the finished product. All this, plus we take a detour into Stephen King territory, we don’t stay quiet about Choose Your Own Deathventure, and star and co-writer Kate Siegel gets the flowers she deserves!! Check it out!!

This episode of the Kill By Kill podcast is brought to you in part by Stephen King's new novel of suspense, HOLLY - available now wherever books are sold! Holly Gibney, one of Stephen King's most compelling and ingeniously resourceful characters, returns in this thrilling novel to uncover the gruesome truth behind multiple disappearances in a midwestern town. To celebrate the book's release, We're giving away a select number of eBook versions of Holly to our listeners! Just write a new review of Kill By Kill on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen to the show, and tell us your favorite Stephen King novel in the body of the review and send us a screenshot at killbykillpod@gmail.com for your chance to win!

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Join Terrell, Saleia, Shawn, Jen, and Mike as they discuss the 2019 film Doctor Sleep.

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This week on Script Apart, the return of Mike Flanagan! The response to our last episode speaking to the horror auteur, one of this generation’s true titans of the genre, was so emphatic, we couldn’t wait to invite Mike back on the show to get lost in the Overlook-esque hedge maze of 2019's Doctor Sleep, his near-miraculous sequel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep. We use the word “miraculous” because it really is astonishing what the Ewan McGregor-starring chiller managed to achieve, marrying the legacies of two notoriously different visions of The Shining. 

Stephen King wrote The Shining in 1977. When Stanley Kubrick made drastic changes to King's source text in his adaptation of the story three years later, it led to contempt between these two masters of their craft. Fans have been divided ever since over which version is the more powerful – King’s novel, which had a different ending and a sunnier message about the capacity for love to triumph over evil, or Kubrick’s ruthless cinematic journey into male madness; the bloody end game of toxic masculinity, as embodied by Jack Nicholson’s Jack Torrence. When Mike was presented with the chance to adapt King’s 2013 literary sequel to The Shining, which continued the canon his story, ignoring Kubrick’s changes, the Haunting of Hill House filmmaker decided to attempt the impossible. His Doctor Sleep was to knit together the visual language of Kubrick’s Shining with the storytelling that King favoured,  honouring both iterations. 

The story of how he pulled it off, and the seismic personal changes it sparked in Mike’s own life, is a tale as fascinating as the film itself. Which is saying something. Doctor Sleep is a fevered festival of telekinetic children, travelling vampiric bohemians and the courage it takes to beat addiction. And though the film didn’t perform well at the box office, it’s since found a passionate community of devoted fans who rightly consider it a masterpiece. Listen out at the end for some mind-blowing information on the sequels and spin-offs that its disappointing commercial performance sadly stopped from going ahead – and a note of optimism that we may see some of Doctor Sleep’s characters again, featuring in Mike’s upcoming adaptation of King’s incredible The Dark Tower.

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In our second installment of our ghost story series, we're all taking jobs as caretaker at The Overlook. We cover Stephen King's (and Stanley Kubrick's) The Shining!

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“Well... you know Doc, when something happens it can leave a trace of itself behind. Say like... it's when someone burns toast. When some things happen, it can leave other traces behind. Not things anyone can notice, but things that only people with shine can see. Just like they can see things that haven't happened yet, sometimes they can see things that happened a long time ago. I think a lot of things happened in this particular hotel over the years... and not all of them was good.”

Join Mike and Trevor as they explore room 237 and many other things relating to one of the scariest movies ever made, Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, The Shining. 

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If you've seen The Haunting of Hill House/Bly Manor or Midnight Mass, you've seen director Mike Flanagan's work! However, for this episode we're traveling back to 2013 to discuss one of his earliest projects, Oculus! 

Topics: 

• (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 40-minutes talking about the complicated dynamics of modern movie watching like watching on airplanes, cell phones, the gym, or doing dishes. Also, the concept of director, producer, editor, or alternative cuts to movies. (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 
• Daniel has watched more Mike Flanagan projects than Melvin. Melvin is curious if he's noticed a style or focus of Flanagan across each project. 
• Oculus is a fairly simple visual experience of reliving family trauma, but there isn't a whole lot else going on from start to finish. 
• The concept of cursed objects, things or tools having an effect on life in malicious ways not intended, is extremely cool. Despite this, the mirror as a cursed object has little presence. 
• Most every criticism Melvin and Daniel levy at the film feel sourced in young, undeveloped directing talent, which Mike Flanagan has likely improved since working on this 2013 film. 
• Melvin has extreme criticisms for both the original score and the cinematography for the film, finding both to be wholly uninspired. 
• Daniel, "[Oculus] moved between being kind of interesting and then being just kind of unpleasant because of the subject matter."
• Discussing the "unreliable narrator" aspect of the film's second and third act, which people will either love or hate about Oculus.
• The world of film, especially horror, uses poor mental health for its complicating incident, or to add flavor to its storyline. How do we feel about that?

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This episode, the boys review Pearl, Barbarian, 1992's Mikey, talk about what famous families The Skarsgårds could take in a fight, and celebrate Scream Factory's Tenth anniversary. Then they go into their main topic talking about Horror locations of Hotels, Motels, Air BnBs, and rentals; talking some of their favorite titles, why these settings are inherently uneasy, and more on a new episode of Eye on Horror!

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This week we have reviews of Ghostwire Tokyo, Apollo 10 1/2, Scream (5?), Moon Knight, Doctor Sleep, the original Dark Souls, and James saw Sparks live in Belfast! 
We also talk about the possibility of a remake of The Crow, Kathryn Bigelow's next film, Kristen Stewart in Love Lies Bleeding, and Rian Johnson coming to TV with Poker Face. 

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Intro - 00:00:20

News -  00:07:40
The Crow remake - 00:07:52
Kathryn Bigelow sets up Aurora at Netflix - 00:15:14
Kristen Stewart in Love Lies Bleeding - 00:21:38
Rian Johnson's Poker Face - 00:25:34

Reviews -  00:35:15
Apollo 10 1/2 - 00:33:15
Doctor Sleep - 00:37:58
Scream - 00:53:48
Sparks live in Belfast - 01:07:14
Moon Knight - 01:15:09
Dark Souls - 01:25:18
Ghostwire Tokyo - 01:36:20

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It's Marvel-ous time this week as Rob gives the low down on  The Eternals

Mart's rewatched Shang Chi on Disney + 

Mart gives his thoughts on the follow up to The Shining  - Dr Sleep -  starring Ewan McGregor

We take a look at the new Netflix series based on the Anime - Cowboy Bebop

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It's the return of the October ritual. Time for the 17th Annual A-Z of Horror Festival. There's no time to waste, on to the movies! This episode, it's A-G! Moaning egg things burst and get green goo all over unsuspecting investigators, which causes them to explode from within, causing a grisly trail of human hamburger gore. Join the coffee cult or die, in Alien Contamination (1980)! More aliens, this time invading New Zealand! Where they hack up and box up small town residents for a new intergalactic fast food sensation. Only "The Boys" can stop, or more likely contribute to, the absurdity of Bad Taste (1987)! Imagine getting married, only to discover that if your spouse becomes aroused, they may rip you to shreds. Better keep some catnip on hand! It the classic Val Lewton production, Cat People (1942). Still shinin' after all these years (thanks, Miles)! Adult Dan Torrance, still tormented by the Overlook Hotel, uses its powers against a new threat, in Doctor Sleep (2019). Does anything else need to be said, other than the title? No. Earth vs. The Flying Saucers (1956)! Who's ready for a RV ride to Mexico? With a pair of criminals! To a bar called the Titty Twister! That happens to be a vampire lair! Oh, yeah. Probably not a good idea. But the bar is open, From Dusk Till Dawn (1996). And then from there, Peter Cushing joins the fray! But his gardner, John Hurt, is a gleeful villain that you should probably keep an eye on. In fact, can anyone be trusted? Who is The Ghoul (1975)?

Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast

The Steves return to the Overlook Hotel to discuss Doctor Sleep, the 2013 sequel to The Shining. 

Binge Recommendations:

• Sex for Sale: The Untold Story (Hulu / A&E)
• Mare of Easttown (HBO)
• The Outer Worlds (Switch and more)

Doctor Sleep Discussion:

• Movie background
• Previously On: The Shining
• Dan Torrance's struggle wih alcohol
• Sherry McCamley's She's Crazy play
• Danny as a mentor
• Abra's childhood compared to Danny's
• Rose the Hat as an antagonist
• Rebecca Ferguson as brilliance
• The shocking deaths in the movie
• Returning to the Overlook Hotel
• The ending in the book
• The ending in the movie

Ending- Any music or audio clips were borrowed from the original source material.

Hosts: Emrys and Katie

Guest: Duncan

In our fifth episode we meet literary Horror fiction enthusiast: Duncan.

We tie ourselves in knots and scores, we erase our memories and live to regret it, we go down a beaver tangent, we learn to read Goosebumps books, we all love Stephen King, we prepare a speech to convince our mum to let us watch the Shining, we learn why Beethoven was really made, we eat cereal that causes internal haemorrhaging, little boy screams get to us, we end on a freeze-frame, we enjoy some post-coital trombone, we learn that people also die in hot cars, we go away on important cereal business, we bring out the woman in the bath like 7 times, we beat a guy to death with a pool ball, have a one night stand and then leave, we talk ourselves out of getting a big dog, and we also discuss the movies Cujo and Doctor Sleep.

Movies
Cujo (1983)
Directed by: Lewis Teague
Written by: Stephen King, Don Carlos Dunaway, Barbara Turner
Where to watch:
US: Steaming on Amazon Prime Video, hulu, DirectTV, EPiX
UK & US: Buy & Rent from Amazon, YouTube, Apple

Doctor Sleep (2019)
Directed by: Mike Flanagan
Written by: Mike Flanagan, Stephen King
Where to watch:
US: Streaming on HBO, HBO Max, DirectTV
UK: Streaming on SkyGo, NowTV
US & UK: Buy & Rent from Amazon, YouTube

SPOILER WARNING: We will discuss the plot of these movies in full, so if you haven’t seen them, pause this podcast, watch them, then come right on back. 

We also discuss the following:

Movies
Shaun of the Dead, Star Wars Saga, Goosebumps, Child’s Play, The Shining, Halloween, Halloween (2018), Halloween (2007), Halloween II (2009), The Exorcist, The Exorcist (2021), Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, Beethoven, Watershed Down, Jaws, IT (2017), IT Chapter 2 (2019), The Hills Have Eyes, Gerald’s Game, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Color Out of Space, Room, Moulin Rogue, The Greatest Showman.

TV
WandaVision, Goosebumps, Haunting of Hill House.

Books
Goosebumps Series, Night of the Living Dummy, Attack of the Beastly Babysitter, Point Horror Series, Stephen Kings Books, Misery, IT, The Haunted Mask, The Haunted Mask II, Pet Sematary.

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Produced and Edited by: Emrys
Recorded remotely using: SquadCast
Opening Music: Tiffany Hern 
Closing Music: Spooky Scherzo by Sam Fonteyn