Thank you for subscribing to the Clive Barker Podcast. In episode 269 of the Clive Barker Podcast, Ryan and Jose are joined by Rob Ridenour and Ed Martinez as we go back to Clive Barker’s A-Z of Horror and in the chapter E is for Escape, we discuss the 1978...READ MORE...
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Hey guys, With Halloween just around the corner you can expect to see a lot more Clive Barker news start to trickle out and today it’s been reported that a new screening of the Nightbreed Director’s Cut will take place at the Landmark’s Hillcrest Cinemas in San Diego on Wed,...READ MORE...
To tie-in with the release of Paul Kane’s excellent crossover novel Sherlock Holmes and the Servants of Hell (read our advance review here) that was released today I wanted to do an article for another Hellraiser crossover idea that almost happened back in 2003. Freddy vs. Jason had come out that...READ MORE...
Paul Kane has become one of my favorite writers of late. I feel ashamed that I’ve come across his written work so late in the game, but like they say there’s no better time than the present. After reading his wonderful short story collection Monsters, I quickly followed that up...READ MORE...
Like everyone else around the world, we here at the Clive Barker Podcast were saddened to hear about the passing of legendary filmmaker Wes Craven. Many of his peers have done tributes to him including John Carpenter and Robert Englund. Now Clive Barker has offered his condolences to the master on...READ MORE...
Here’s an interesting find I came across while looking through some old books to sell at a local flea market. I’d totally forgtotten that Clive had written a very nice forward to this softcover screenplay edition of From Dusk Till Dawn written by popular cult filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. I thought...READ MORE...
Clive Barker’s The Midnight Meat Train is truly a horrific story. I had similar incident like Clive Barker did on subway once in Atlanta, Georgia’s underground subway system. Strangely this was the same place they would shoot the some of the deleted opening from John Carpenter’s Escape From New York....READ MORE...
When you make a movie, especially a horror film, a big part of what makes it effective is the soundtrack. Films like Jaws and the original Halloween would not play the same without the backdrop of such startling scores which makes the carnage happening onscreen that much more terrifying. Philip...READ MORE...