194: Dreamcatcher with Maggie Mae Fish

The Kingcast

FANGORIA Podcast Network

Tv & Film

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 August 2023

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Dreamcatcher is Stephen King's return to fiction writing after the accident that almost took his life. It's a novel about a bunch of friends who gather together in the woods as a really weird alien invasion is taking place, and while it does have its fans even King himself dismisses the book as a whiff, written mostly while the author was high on pain killers while his body was mending itself back together. As not great as the book is, the movie is even worse, despite the incredible A-list talent both in front of and behind the camera.

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0:00.0	In 1979 the first issue of Angori was released into the world. It's been over 40 years and they are better than ever with each issue bringing you a hundred pages of
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0:35.3	Now on with the show. My name is Stephen King.
0:47.0	The Ice! The ice is gonna break.
0:55.0	is gonna break.
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1:00.0	Surr You thought I was gonna go see a dead body.
1:05.0	But sometimes, that is better.
1:10.0	Hello and welcome back to the Kingcast on the Fangoria Podcast network. My name is Scott Wampler and I'm Eric Vespi.
1:16.3	And we are your hosts. We have what promises to be a very spirited episode of the show for you this week folks as we are discussing one of the most divisive and flat out bonkers
1:27.0	Stephen King adaptations ever made. Our guest is an actor, writer, and comedian whose work you read on cracked,
1:33.4	Polygon, vulture, and Forbes that you may have also seen her excellent video essays
1:38.1	or her recent nebula series Unrated which tackles the history of sex,
1:42.0	sexuality, and gender and film from the silent error to
1:45.0	sexploitation to modern erotic movies and everything in between. She's here today to discuss
1:50.1	Lawrence Kazden's 2003 adaptation of Stephen King's Dream Catcher, which, well, there's much to discuss.
1:58.0	Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the King cast stage, Miss Maggie Fish.
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