Showing posts with label Jack Nicholson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Nicholson. Show all posts

Sunday, January 16, 2022

SHV - S13E02 - The Shining (1980)

 This week on Seeking Human Victims, we proudly present a giant sized episode (clocking in at over 2 hours), on one of the most influential works in the history of horror films and a very important piece of the Stephen King Terror Timeline, the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film starring Jack Nicholson & Shelley Duvall, THE SHINING. 

The Rev (@revdanwilson), Dreamboat Anni (@DreamboatAnni ) & The Great Muji (@TheGreatMuji) will dig into Stephen King's trip to the famed Stanley Hotel that inspired the original novel, how it was the 3rd of as many works in a row to be adapted to the screen for him, why Stanley Kubrick pursued the source material to make a movie, the controversial treatment of Duvall, what King ultimately thought of the movie and how he disagreed with the casting of Jack Nicholson, the bizarre & insane conspiracy theories that have popped up around the film and so much more. 

But that's not all! 

- Road Correspondents and friends of the show Righteous Jesse & Brittany But Spooky check in live from the actual Stanley Hotel in Colorado. (@vhspartytonight & @brittanybutspooky on IG)

- Musical guest BELDAM performs "The Foundling" from their album "Live At The Golden Pony" courtesy HorrorPainGoreDeath.com

- Founder of Whose Comics (@whosecomics on Twitter) and former co-host Todd Johnston returns to the SHV roundtable.

Wednesday, October 6, 2021

SHV - S12E06 - Wolf (1994)

 Something, something..better late than never. We apologize for the delay in this week's episode. Here is the Seeking Human Victims crew taking on the bombastic Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeifer and James Spader in 1994's WOLF.

Plus courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions, musical guest Dolore with their track Tenaglie del Supplizio off the album L'orrendo Spettacollo Della Morte. Perfect for the Halloween season.

SHV - S20E09 - The Devils (1971)

Yup We went there. Again. One of the most controversial (and more relevant today than ever) movies of all time. Ken Russell's 1971 epic,...