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Tuesday Tunes: History of the Devil by the Seeing Ear Theater
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Tuesday Tunes: History of the Devil by the Seeing Ear Theater
Hello Friends: This week we bring you the “History of the Devil” audio play produced by the Seeing  Ear Theater in 1999. This play was originally published in Incarnations: Three Plays in 1995 (click for Amazon link). In it,  Lucifer himself is brought to trial and, clue by clue, we piece together the...READ MORE...
  • 14 Apr
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Next Testament Volume Two TPB Review…
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Next Testament Volume Two TPB Review…
In Liam Sharp’s witty and informative forward he makes a statement that I feel sums up how we as a species need to grow and evolve in our way of thinking. He says.”A god whose whims you can never fully appease, who will damn three generations of your guiltless families...READ MORE...
  • 10 Apr
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Beyond the Limits: “Heartbreak”
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Beyond the Limits: “Heartbreak”
Welcome to the new Clive Barker Podcast Feature: Beyond the Limits where we’ll analyze a Clive Barker painting or photograph and express how it makes us feel. When I’m having a bad day one of the things that I do to cheer myself up is to look at a piece of...READ MORE...
  • 30 Mar
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Age of Desire Graphic Novel Review
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Age of Desire Graphic Novel Review
“Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind. And therefore is winged cupid painted blind.”- Midsummer Night’s Dream Have you ever wanted to read a story where a scientific experiment goes horribly wrong and turns a man into a sex craved monster? Than look no further than Clive Barker’s...READ MORE...
  • 15 Mar
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Tuesday Tunes: ‘The Dectective’
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Tuesday Tunes: ‘The Dectective’
First off, I want to dedicate this Tuesday Tunes to the late Daniel Von Bargen who did an amazing job in the movie as Nix. You will not be forgotten. All of us here at the Podcast offer our deepest sympathies to his family and friends. Simon Boswell’s compelling score...READ MORE...
  • 10 Mar
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Clive’s Five Paintings that Inspire Me!!!
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Clive’s Five Paintings that Inspire Me!!!
This past year as I’ve been rediscovering Clive Barker’s work there’s a part of his artistic universe that I’ve never ventured into which is his truly imaginative world of art and photography. When I was growing up I was only interested in the movies, novels, and comic-books that he put...READ MORE...
  • 1 Mar
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Clive Barker’s The Scarlet Gospels (Ryan’s Take)
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Clive Barker’s The Scarlet Gospels (Ryan’s Take)
To keep the lynch mob at bay, and because we love our readers / listeners, I will keep this spoiler-free as humanly possible.  The good people at St. Martins Press and Seraphim were generous to let us have review copes of the book, and we were thrilled.  This is a...READ MORE...
  • 23 Feb
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Podcast Giveaway: Abarat Books One and Two!!!
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Podcast Giveaway: Abarat Books One and Two!!!
Here at the Clive Barker Podcast we love our listeners and today we have a very special giveaway that I think all of you will enjoy. I have the paperback editions of Abarat and Abarat: Days of Magic, Nights of War that I’d like to give away for FREE to...READ MORE...
  • 17 Feb
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Tuesday Tunes: Johnny Get Angry
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Tuesday Tunes: Johnny Get Angry
In honor of the 25th Anniversary of Nightbreed, this week’s Tuesday Tune is Johnny Get Angry by Lori (Anne Bobby) with the unofficial music video edited by Andrew Furtado. It was great to find out that this musical number existed in the Cabal Cut, but before even seeing that for...READ MORE...
  • 17 Feb
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The Scarlet Gospels: Advance Review (Spoiler Free)
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The Scarlet Gospels: Advance Review (Spoiler Free)
Hello Friends: It’s with great pleasure that I recently got an Advance Reader’s Edition of The Scarlet Gospels, the new long-awaited Clive Barker novel coming out on May 19th from St Martin’s Press; you can pre-order it from Macmillan, Amazon, and just recently it also became available for Special Pre-order at the...READ MORE...
  • 13 Feb
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Tuesday’s Tunes: ‘Hall of Mirrors‘ from Hellraiser II…
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Tuesday’s Tunes: ‘Hall of Mirrors‘ from Hellraiser II…
Christopher Young’s music for Hellraiser was a more personal score that captured the internal feelings of its characters. Whether it be about the pleasures or the pain the music wanted you to connect with them on an emotional level. The story was mostly a haunted house movie so the music...READ MORE...
  • 10 Feb
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Weekly 5: The 5 Weirdest Clive Barker Adaptations
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Weekly 5: The 5 Weirdest Clive Barker Adaptations
Hello Friends: Clive Barker is usually remembered for his directorial debut “Hellraiser” (1987), but that wasn’t his first foray into the wonderfully wacky world of filmmaking. In 1985/86 he wrote 2 scripts that went into production. I’d risk saying only a minority of Clive’s fans know what we are talking...READ MORE...
  • 2 Feb
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Exclusive Interview with the Makers of the Revelations Stage Play
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Exclusive Interview with the Makers of the Revelations Stage Play
Director Rhys McClelland Writer James Michael Hughes Here at the Clive Barker Podcast we’re proud to present an exclusive interview with director Rhys McClelland and writer James Michael Hughes of the Revelations Stage Play which recently had its one night workshop presentation last week at the Blank Theater in Hollywood. Which...READ MORE...
  • 2 Feb
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  • Deep Hill (Clive Barker)
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