What is up, you spooky bitches? We are back and we have another episode of the Hello

Sydney podcast here, a podcast for horror lovers where we discuss any and all things horror

and it's me, your girl, Sydney. We got a new mic set up so I don't have to hold the thing

all the time. We still haven't gotten the wall set up, but we're going to get there, guys.

We're getting there. The couch is is here again that is all that matters

actually you probably won't see the finished product until october because i have to film the

next four episodes like back to back this week because on wednesday i leave for fantastic fest for

about 10 days so this is what you're going to get for the rest of the

month. But guys, it's going to be worth it. It's going to be great. And again, you get to look at the

couch. That's the best thing that anybody could ever imagine. We are continuing our Stephen King

month this episode with talking about Kujo, which Kujo was a Stephen King novel that he wrote and published in 1981,

and the movie adaptation was made in 1983. And Stephen King actually has said that he was so deeply

in the grips of his alcohol addiction at this point that he does not remember writing this book.

And that's just so crazy to me, because

imagine having that much talent that even being in a constant state of blackout stupor,

you can still write something this good and something good enough to be made into a movie

adaptation. Like, I'm so glad that he is in recovery and he's sober. But I just, every time he says things like that, because he says it pretty frequently, like especially he doesn't remember directing that movie maximum overdrive he did.

He doesn't remember writing certain books.

It's like, you did this blacked out and you were still able to do it.

It's actually insane.

But he was inspired to write Kujo when he was at the mechanic getting his

motorcycle fixed and he encountered a very intimidating looking dog. And thus was born the idea of

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