Stephen, Stephen King. Hello everyone. Kings of Kings of Kings.

Kings of King, we are.

I don't know why I said it that way.

I just imagining the music being played.

It makes it fancier. It makes it fancy, you know. But yeah, welcome back. This is the second episode of our new limited series.

I don't know, just we're gonna do it as long as we want.

This one is about the cinema of Stephen King,

meaning books and adaptations that were made into movies by the wonderfully

prolific Stephen King.

And this episode is on the Mist.

I am Abe Epperson, one of your co your co-host and I'm going to shout out to my

other co-host. Shout! Welcome back! Your nightmares were your ticket in to the podcast developed Stephen King adaptations.

I'm Michael Swain. Happy to be here.

All right.

Surrounded in this mist.

And for the record, we are, I believe there are more than one version of the mist, are they not?

There are, yes.

So we're talking about the Frank Daravant, most recent film adaptation of the mist.

A lot of people on our socialchmeads feeds told us to watch the black and white cut.

I scrubbed through both, but it's literally just a black and white filter over this film, but does add I'll admit it is yeah it adds to the

invasions of the body snatchers of it all like it makes a black and white makes it feel like it's from a bygone era where like

Paranoya was more relevant not that it's not all one's paranoid now

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