HeyJaredNever Not Horror
Join author Steve L Clark and YouTuber Rich Hansel as they deep dive into horror cinema from the classics of the 20s and 30s to modern films of mayhem and everything in between.
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Quick Cuts Episode 31 - Top 13 Stephen King Short Stories (opens the original)
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Join Steve and Rich as they continue Stephen King September and count down their top 13 favorite Stephen King short stories. From Night Shift to You Like It Darker, every King short story collection gets represented!
Episode 35 - Misery (1990) (opens the original)
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Join Steve and Rich as they spend time at the Annie Wilkes recovery center, read some romance novels, and learn about hobbling with a deep-dive review of Misery from 1990.
Quick Cuts Episode 30 - Tales From the Crypt Season 4 Part 2 Review (opens the original)
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Join Steve and Rich for the review and ranking of the second half of Tales From the Crypt season 4 and the season 4 top 13 ranking. This time around we've got werewolves, westerns, puppets and more!
Episode 34 - The Amityville Horror (1979) (opens the original)
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Join Steve and Rich as they learn about the seventies housing market, how mass murder might affect prices, and chop lots of wood because, damn, it's cold in here, with their deep-dive review of The Amityville Horror from 1979.
Quick Cuts Episode 29 - Tales From the Crypt Season 4 Part 1 Review (opens the original)
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Join Steve and Rich for another round of Tales from the Crypt with their review and ranking of the first half of season 4!
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