You are now listening to post-mortem with Mick Harris, where the most influential voices in horror cinema will spill their guts, literally.

To the renowned horror director, writer, and producer.

Now here's your host, Mick Garris.

I'm producer Joe Russo and from the socially distance headquarters of Nice Sky Productions,

this is post-mortem.

You might be asking yourself, wait, isn't this where Mick usually speaks?

And you'd be right.

But this week we're doing something a little different. You see, we have a special treat for you.

The self-proclaimed Zellig of horror himself, Mick Garris, is on the post-mortem slab.

And, after so many opening monologues... on the post-mortem slab.

And after so many opening monologues, where he is lavish praise onto others, it's time

to return the favor.

You'd be hard-pressed to find an individual that's been a more important champion of horror than

Mick Garris. He loves the genre, he loves its creators, he loves its fans, and we love him for it.

From tapping into the true sensitivities of Stephen King's works and adaptations like

bag of bones and riding the bullet, to their epic raiding smash collaborations on the stand and

the shining, to cult classics like Sleep Walkers, Critters II, and Psycho Four,

and of course, the annual Halloween tradition, Hocus Pocus.

Mick Garris has been entertaining fans for decades.

His masters of horror dinners have helped connect some of the most legendary filmmakers in the genre,

helping to create a thriving and supportive community amongst them. And while many would kill to be a fly on the wall

at these exclusive events, we all benefited from these wonderful dinners when they gave us one. on these

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