The Shining & 1408 - Late Night Double Feature

[@alexstockwell4349]

Two double feature ideas: Bug(1975) and Bug(2006): Two completely unrelated movies that happen to have the same title, and both in their own way deal with themes of madness and paranoia. The Fog(1980) and The Mist(2007): Theme is obvious.

[@ZekeStaright]

I like that the book being written in The Shining isn't just the phrase filling up every page in its entirety, there are paragraphs & blocks that make it feel like an actual novel.

[@chasemaddigan9810]

Apparently, Stanley Kubrick's secretary spent weeks (possibly months) typing "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" over and over again. I'm getting carpal tunnel syndrome just from thinking about it.

[@dubbingsync]

Well if he wasn’t such a perfectionist I imagine he could have just given a few people the job to do it instead.

[@lorddrayvon1426]

Did they just not have control v in those days?

[@notmyrealname453]

I'd heard that Kubrick typed it all up himself.

[@sleepysystem]

@@lorddrayvon1426 I know this is possibly a joke but bc I know some ppl genuinely dont realize how far tech has come I'm gonna answer seriously, so: nope. The Shining came out in 1980, which means it was in production during the late 70s (probably '78 or '79, since the novel came out in '77). In those days computers were crude and expensive even for the time, so they were a huge luxury, with far less functionality than modern computers. The *were* mostly used for word processing, but that didn't mean much; the word processing software of those days was crude, so something like ctrl+v was out of the question. Even if ctrl+v was an option... well, Kubrick was the sort of man who was an extreme perfectionist, to the extent he would push his cast and crew to extremes for the "vision".... including making someone type a stack of papers with the same phrase over and over which steadily get more and more crazed and wild, because the same effect couldn't be replicated with a 1970s word processing computer and printer. edit: to correct myself, since i looked it up today: crtl+v was invented somewhere around the mid-70s by the late Larry Testler, and wasnt standard on all computer models at the time, but i stand by the statement that Kubrick still would have done it his way even if it were an option

[@McMeatBag]

You can see some on screen typos in it too. I'm surprised Kubrick didn't lose his shit and make them redo the whole thing.

[@Ezim]

My one recommendation would be to change the segue from "Next time it's X when it's after midnight somewhere" I feel like it would work better as "Next time it's X. I'm Clive SInclair and it's after Midnight somewhere"

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

Homer: Well what do you think, Marge? All I need is a title. I'm thinking along the lines of "No Beer and No TV Make Homer... something something". Marge: Go crazy? Homer: Don't mind if I do!

[@AlexHarrison-zv4jj]

*Silly noises*

[@mikethegrunty5968]

Seriously, this theme song slaps

[@TF2Fan101]

I’m just glad ilNeige is keeping himself busy. He’s seriously underrated in my opinion.

[@mikethegrunty5968]

@@TF2Fan101 he really is.

[@privateuser1716]

@@TF2Fan101 Is that who it is? I was worried Lewis had started working with Nostalgia Critic again.

[@TF2Fan101]

@@privateuser1716 Neige was a relatively obscure reviewer who got big during CA's heyday, and he WAS a part of the site for a while. But then CTC happened and he left like a lot of the contributors. He also stopped doing reviews and now mostly does music stuff.

[@chwenhoou]

Has a full version been posted?

[@CthulhuianBunny]

I prefer the theatrical ending to 1408. That shot of Cusack staring at his wife as their daughter's voice comes through the tape recorder is really chilling.

[@legomaniac213]

2:50 "Odd, that blood usually gets off at the second floor..."

[@sebastianemond5313]

"Boy, you read my thoughts! You've got the Shinning!"

[@ShadowBlazer3000]

@@sebastianemond5313 you mean *Shining*

[@sebastianemond5313]

@@ShadowBlazer3000 "Ssh! You wanna get sued? Now listen, boy, if you're dad goes looney, you just use that "shin" of yours, and I'll come a'running. But don't be calling between 7 & 8! That's *Willy's* Time."

[@jeremytung1632]

Tell you what we come back and everyone’s slaughtered I owe you a coke.

[@AnimatedIdiotGuide]

It’s also the first episode to feature Viga as the title card artist! Gotta say I really like it!

[@thestargamers3325]

Ooooh, that's why I didn't instantly realize that Linkara had put out a new video. I didn't recognize the art style, but I have to agree with you. Its really good.

[@adamclary2867]

I do too!

[@New3DSLuigi364]

I Wonder when She'll start posting the title cards she does for her hubby on her Instagram. . .

[@lukecwolf]

Yeah, it's a nice change of pace. It feels nice provided the stretch away from comics too.

[@mightyfilm]

As someone who went to a couple of her Anime convention commercial panels, I really hope to see her sneak in a Tarako reference in one of them someday.

[@PDComicBookNetwork]

Clive is shaping up to be a bit more flavorful than I originally thought. On the first episode, I commented that this show would be better served if it was just Lewis hosting as Lewis and not a character. But I think Clive is starting to come to life.

[@Elfos64]

I still don't "get" who Clive is as a character. Many of his jokes could just as easily have come from Moarte.

[@G0ATFAC3]

A lot of positive changes in this one. I like that the episode's title is the theme of the episode, and I'm a big fan of the theme wheel as well; it's nice to know when and what the next episode will be. Also very much into the twin projector screens that house the end cards, very moody and fitting!

[@AT4W]

We're going to try some new things for the sake of the algorithm like having it be the theme name as opposed to the movie names - we'll see if that helps or hinders viewership. =)

[@simonhassnilsson7009]

@@AT4W Awesome show Lewis, say are you familiar with youtuber Ryan hollinger? he does a lot of analysis type videos on mostly horror flicks and did a really interesting one on 1408, if you are ever curious i'd highly recommend it and his other videos

[@daltonwilliams1723]

1408. Super underrated horror movie. I love films like this and Oculus that just screw with the characters AND the audience the whole time

[@RoseWaltz]

Oculus needs more love - i legit let out A Noise when she bit into the apple and realized what had happened

[@EmberWolfsArt]

If you like Oculus (one of my faves as well) you would love the series The haunting of Hill house and the Haunting of Bly manor by the same director (well he did not direct Bly but his TM is all over it). It is well worth a watch and it has the same kind of feeling Oculus does - I dare say even more so.

[@EmberWolfsArt]

@@RoseWaltz Me to - that was brilliant even if you saw it coming. But that is the brilliance of Mike Flanagan.

[@lorddrayvon1426]

What's funny is that I've never heard of 1408 before this. Let's just say it was very head-tilting to see Samuel L Jackson in the B-roll in the beginning and trying to figure out why I never saw him in The Shining.

[@mullaoslo]

@@EmberWolfsArt anything by Mike Flanagan is awesome.. Occulous, ouijia 2, hill house, geralds game, doctor sleep.. All great

[@danielbrant6740]

9:24 _"David Letterman!"_ "Hi David, I'm Grampa." *"D'OH!"*

[@AlexHarrison-zv4jj]

I'm Mike Wallace, I'm Morley Safer, and I'm Ed Bradley. All this and Andy Rooney tonight on 60 Minutes!

[@camerongrow6426]

I'm not a horror fan and yet I love hearing this man talk about horror movies

[@MarioMario-vn3fx]

so do I.

[@sirjedisentinel]

Agreed. I call myself a "horror enthusiast." I like the stories, themes, and characters to come out of horror...I just lack the constitution to actually sit through it

[@Bobsheaux]

4:25 - Exactly. How is this still a point of debate? Man, it has been too long since I've seen 1408. Thanks for the reminder, Clive! Really enjoying this new show so far. 😁

[@kaicreech7336]

Clive is starting to feel more distinct from Linkara

[@Elfos64]

Yeah, but many of Clive's jokes could just as easily be Moarte jokes, I still don't "get" what Clive's character is.

[@kaicreech7336]

@@Elfos64 it's only the third episode. I'm sure he'll keep growing

[@benreilly9513]

My favorite distinction is that instead of a magic gun (where'd he purchase that?) Clive has a super shotgun.

[@damienofthedamned]

Mike Enslin: I WAS OUT!!! Me whenever I come back to work from vacation...

[@ShanaReviews]

*sees a spin wheel and gets Animaniacs flashbacks* "Wheel of Movies, Spin, Spin, Spin, show us the genre theme that will win"

[@sebastianemond5313]

15:01 - 15:17 I remember when I watched Upgrade (2018), and the ending that had a very similar twist with "was it all just a dream" angle, and then the rug gets pulled put from under us with the reality, with the villain claiming that a fake world is less painful than the real one, and that the main character is better off there while the villain is in control. Kinda the opposite sentiment of this movie.

[@chaoticjusticezero]

Love the wheel at the end to show what the next theme is. The new indent at the end is fitting. Only thing I might critique is that either your camera or your computer is visible in the reflection on the blue part of the glasses. Not a problem, but something to be aware of.

[@ThatRandomEncounterGuy]

Personally, I would've paired 1408 with Oculus for the similarity between the type of evil both Room 1408 and the Lasser Glass possess: they're both a completely unknown evil that fuck with the perception of their victims to kill them--or, better yet, get them to kill themselves--that can't prevent outside forces (in the room's case shows that, while you can't escape from inside, the firemen were able to break down the door from the outside; the mirror wasn't able to prevent someone from being knocked into it nor prevent the large heavy anchor hanging in front of it from crashing into it), both have ways of using their massive victim pool to influence their current target (and in both cases intercept phone calls to those outside its influence or using psychological warfare to fuck with their victims; Michael's daughter and Kaylie's mother for instance), and both movies have similar scenes of someone using their an amassed collection of photographs, research notes, and other information to warn of how dangerous the haunted thing in question is by explaining how their victims either died or suffered some type of mutilation. Again, Evil Hotel Room and Evil Mirror aren't exactly a 1 to 1 replica and I'm not saying not. The parallels could be drawn to connect the two in similar ways, however.

[@Enshohma]

I love this show! I don't wanna wait till August for more!

[@nanardeurlambda]

8:10 the french phrase is more like "one 'have that' is better than two 'you'll have it' ". basically the same idea, but it's more about hoping for a bigger outcome that may never happen.

[@samuelbarber6177]

“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is still not as repetitive as Frank Miller.

[@andreaswehrmann365]

16:25 Hey, don't talk bad about "Wild Cherrys"! That's an absolut classic. 😆

[@CrazyBuffyFan1]

Nice, Viga did a great job on the new title card! And I really like the roulette wheel idea. :)

[@dutchguy977]

I have the same first name as Danny but more importantly I read on the internet that Kubric and Jack Nicholson made sure that the actor playing him never realized he was in a horror film

[@danielallen3454]

How did I never think of these two films for a double feature!? Good job, Clyde!

[@wolfmantheimpaler]

So next theme night is Frankenstein Theory and Frankenstein's Army? Got it.

[@chwenhoou]

I've heard of the latter. The former is new to me.

[@theruoc147]

It’s gonna take a little time to get used to, but I like Viga’s art style with the title card.

[@CaptainAvenger1993]

Was that Viga’s art for Late Night Double Feature because it’s not bad but I will admit I will miss Dr Crafty’s art for AT4W.

[@kimifw58]

I was honestly getting tired of it. He kept recycling his older stuff. When he did that the first time, it was supposed to make fun of Greg Land, but then he just kept doing it.

[@chwenhoou]

As will I. But Viga's title card works very well for this.

[@JS-hw8ve]

The format is clicking fine. I have no recommendations. This was the best episode yet, and I look forward to seeing more.

[@Crimsonhighlander]

Room 1408 is my all-time favorite horror movies because it has such a good sense of atmosphere.

[@AlchemicalGod13]

1408 is one of my favorite horror movies, and I find it's multiple endings oddly fitting for a movie about events replaying over and over again. Love Clive as always, getting better every episode! Eagerly awaiting the next one!

[@OnDavidsBrain]

Scatman is in the Shining? Well, in that case Jazz can take care of the Ghosts then. Why not, the Autobots met the Ghostbusters why wouldn't they have made their own Proton Packs?

[@mightyfilm]

What really sells this show is picking a variety of horror films and their sub-genres, and not just going for the low hanging fruit of standard Horror Host schlockfests. Not that those kinds of films wouldn't be appreciated on a series like this, but going with a Steven King theme really elevates the series concept.

[@bleakautomaton4808]

I was down on 1408 at first seeing it, but seeing it with the surviving ending ghost tape recorder instead of dumb jumpscare ending seemed to help.

[@Zenacra]

You're doing an excellent job on getting this character worked out and the format set, Lewis! I wasn't sure I'd be very much into the series by the end of the first episode, but during episodes two and three I was actually very much entertained, and I now find myself greatly anticipating episode four.

[@Skellman98]

From what I remember it was Kubrick's assistant that had to type the thousands of thousands of pages.

[@thegreatstoneddragon9432]

Probably drove him/her mad too. 🤪

[@DISMOTRON]

This series just keep getting better! Gonna check out 1408 now!

[@robertdochter277]

Linkara. Please keep this series! It's a great idea and a fun watch.

[@darkmyro]

I liked this and feel like they're getting better. I like the spinning wheel in this one. I like that this one had a theme( and those future ones will have a theme). As for critiques, I would populate the background more, I would also play up that 3-D glasses thing a lot more. I would add more red and blue things in the background or maybe more horror stuff in the background (the mummy figure is looking lonely and I love how your other set is superpopulated with things ). I would also play up the left and right sides since the right is red and the left is blue. Like once you start talking about the other movie things shift to blue or red. Like the critical part is cool, but like have fun with the premise a bit more like it's a haunted set, like even something like the red tickets changing to blue ones off-screen would be neat( cause I know those admit one tickets come in different colors.

[@TastyTrevor]

Late Night Double Feature is such a dope addition to the channel. Also the theme song is amazing.

[@benreilly9513]

I think my favorite thing about the "fullscreen" aspect of The Shining is that it's also the same thing that happened to The Transformers: The Movie, because it was animated like it was being made for television, and then cropped for theaters.

[@cassiedevereaux-smith3890]

Not gonna lie: Shelly DuVall looking at the sheets of paper is the most terrifying thing I've seen in a movie. That's a hell of a director who can make that happen.

[@Arelenedhel]

I’m really enjoying these, Lewis! Keep up the great work!

[@CosplayingwithChad]

Great video Clive, nice to see your getting good use out of that resin popcorn lol!

[@Anthintendo]

Great episode Clive. This is actually my second tome watching this vid today: you’re just that charming.

[@jesternario]

I love this and hope that this sort of thing becomes part of your regular line up of reviews and videos on things you enjoy.

[@8bitvictor]

I’m not usually a big horror person but I am loving this series! Glad to see that the mummy action figure was able to be resealed, I like the addition of the wheel, and I really need to be able to stream that killer theme song somewhere.

[@andresfelipemanjarres7061]

dude, solo queria decirte que hasta ahora me encanta lo que estas haciendo con este show, se ve que con cada episodio te familirizas mas del papel y el probar con nuevas ideas como la ruleta me gusta ya que diferencia del show normal de AT4W, gran trabajo ya estoy a la espera el siguiente episodio.

[@AT4W]

¡Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras!

[@Inlelendri]

I was just thinking about this show earlier today. It's great to see you settle into the format and I love the analysis coming a bit more to the fore. Also love the theme song very, very much!

[@maugos]

I live near the Stanley Hotel, which was the inspiration for the Overlook Hotel. It's a very pretty building both outside and in. That said, being as it too is in a somewhat out of the way town, Estes Park, in the mountains I can definitely see the inspiration for the horror elements. It's in the middle of the town, but the lawn surrounding it gives it enough room that it appears solitary, as if nothing else exists for miles. It was also used in the movie Dumb and Dumber. lol

[@sephirothii13]

I remember getting the audio book on CD years and years ago when there was a big ice storm and we didn't have power so I was sent to go and get some audio books to entertain the family. I didn't sleep for a bloody week after 1408. one of the things they talked about was how 1408 when you add the numbers together was 13 and it was on the actually 13th floor but it didn't have 13th floor because it being one of those old school hotels.

[@eliasrosner4427]

It feels like you're starting to hit your stride with Clive, and the 1408 segment was great! As you said, not much you can do with the shining that hasn't been done before. Can't wait for August!

[@johnmaguire7695]

Considering that King directly identifies with Jack Torrance as a person? And how the film makes him totally irredeemable? Yeah, I can understand why he took the film so personally...

[@saidi7975]

Amusingly, I find the movie one relatable...

[@nonspiderweb]

@@saidi7975 how so?

[@richardwilliams2808]

Glad this has become a regular thing

[@Bezaliel13]

3:42 I think that logic came up in Futurama, the episode where Fry work for the cryonics lab.

[@171QA]

Great video. I look forward to more episodes of this series.

[@gtsgreatteacherscathach5550]

Yep after 3 episodes I'm really liking this new show, definitely looking forward for more.

[@wilhelmhedin8845]

The Horrible homage in the theme song is really neat. ❤️

[@EasilyBoredGamer]

I watched 1408 as a child and it shook me for years after the fact, such a good horror movie

[@UltimateMovieMaster]

First episode I've watched and first impressions are good. As for the movies discussed I've been meaning to watch the Shining and 1408 seems like it could be a good watch, although from what the comments have said it seems that the version with the theatrical ending is not readily available so it might be some time before I get the chance. As for feedback -Like the theme song -Like the choice of colors for the set. -Like the sign to the side -The set as of now sort of gives of the vibes that you're at the front counter of a very small movie theater, gives off a mix of spooky and cozy. The room does seem to be a bit empty though, maybe get some more props to set for the sides like a projector.

[@ComKid100]

Glad to see another episode of this series and I've seen both of these films to boot.

[@MrAlman8]

I do like the spinning wheel idea. Not only does it give us a prelude to what's next, but what COULD be next. You could also add Patreon requests on the wheel so the audience/fans can be involved with the show.

[@sebastianemond5313]

19:03 @Linkara-AtopTheFourthWall Hey, Lewis, or Clive, you know what would be a great comparison if you eventually get around to it? Evil Ventriloquist Dummy Night, and comparing Dead of Night's The Ventriloquist's Dummy (1945) starring Michael Redgrave, to Magic (1978) starring Anthony Hopkins! Or if you really wanna stretch it even though it's a bit flawed and dull in the character department and twist ending, but still had potential with the premise, style, atmosphere, and delivery, Dead Silence (2007), a guilty pleasure of mine with James Wan movies.

[@SpeedyEric1]

The Shining is my personal favorite Kubrick film, and I just saw 1408 on SyFi back in October. 10:24- This is similar to Zack Snyder's Justice League, with one of the reasons beeing this is what would be shown in an IMAX screening.

[@Patty-Q]

1408 is such an interesting piece in what seems to be most mediums. I was sold on the story two years ago on a brief and light synopsis from someone who read the book, the movie sounds amazing and I found the audiobook quite chilling.

[@bunnybismuth]

These videos are great and we need more of them.

[@rachaelbao]

"Recovering alcoholic and writer." ahahah. Very good.

[@sebastianemond5313]

19:22 @Linkara-AtopTheFourthWall 🤔🤔🤔Hmm... Found Footage Frankenstein... does that mean found footage movies stitched together like a Frankenstein monster, or a found footage movie about Frankenstein like The Frankenstein Theory? Still, great comparison of these Stephen King movies.

[@KitsuneRokaku]

I honestly prefer the director's cut ending for 1408. It's actually kind of hauntingly beautiful

[@djcochrane]

Loving these, sir.

[@RoundReview]

Damn good, sir. I can't say I was as interested in the previous episodes' movies, but the analysis was great. This one just flew by. Just Damn Good!

[@Rixec2]

Very enjoyable episode with plenty of psychological scares.

[@cameronpearce5943]

I love the theme for this show. Always nice to hear Lil Neige's voice

[@sta3po]

Kubrick's Secretary wrote the 'all work and no play' pages.

[@skorn8112]

Doctor Sleep was well done as well, giving King a bit of creative control to allow the transition of book to film to fit both Kubricks Shining and King's shinning I was very impressed seeing it done that way.

[@mightyfilm]

While I never got around to reading the book, I am aware of most of the differences between the movie and original text. I love how the movie managed to be a direct sequel to the movie, including flashbacks from the actual original film and close as they possibly could get casting for new footage, but also managed to have elements of the book as well. I especially loved the actor playing Scatman Crother's character. I really hope that if they ever make that Hong Kong Phooey movie, or at least make a follow up to Bumblebee that contains the character of Jazz they give that guy a call.

[@nonspiderweb]

Good call on making the theme the episode title. I see you still have the moive titles on your website, I guess that's easier for you and archiving, But I think this way just feels better.

[@geoentronecromancer]

I love the prose version of 1408, but I can definitely understand why they changed it up like they did. In the original short story, a big part of the horror comes from how being in the room itself affects Mike's way of thinking as well as his sensory perceptions. Like, being in the room makes him think horrifying thoughts and make him feel displaced in time and space, in addition to things like the paintings changing, the phone blaring out unnerving messages in an inhuman voice and a room service menu that changes every time he blinks. Just being in the room is like being stuck in a chamber filling with toxic gas. But because of that, not a lot actually physically happens to Mike in the room, so I think it was wise to rework the basic premise like the movie did.

[@Mobysimo]

Well I wasn't expecting this. I thought the show was gonna be about less known movies and BMovies. This is awesome

[@AT4W]

The show's about horror in general, plus the occasional really well known movie will help the algorithm find it. =)

[@Mobysimo]

@@AT4W Awesome~ Though if I may suggest something, maybe mixing well-known movies with lesser-known might be fun for a slot on the wheel~

[@noneed4me2n7]

Big King fan and 1408 (the film) was well done. Cusack and Mr Jackson really add a gravitas to the movie that the book lacks I feel. The Shining I preferred Kubrick’s take, and Dr Sleep was a nice follow up. Really hoping the Darktower books get a long form TV series. Thanks again for the content.

[@rayruckus4446]

1408 is 1 of those movies that I had no expectation for whatsoever and once I saw the trailer And heard the synopsis I thought it was gonna suck right out loud. Then I gave it a fair chance because it had Mr. Samuel L. Jackson.1 of the most surprisingly good horror movies I've ever seen.

[@kamenrideraquarius]

This is my favorite series you do

[@cassie6146]

Kind of bummed the Kubrick adaptation didn't include the topiary animals. That could have been really chilling or really goofy.

[@AT4W]

Apparently they just couldn't figure out how to make it look convincing, so they went with the hedge maze instead. Honestly I think it's better, anyway.

[@bfoot869007]

is LNDF new? Because I love it! Look forward to more. Great vid as usual thanks for the entertainment 😁

[@AT4W]

Yep! Only happens in months with five weeks in it. First episode was last November, second episode back in March!

[@Elfos64]

@@AT4W but... all months have 4 1/2 weeks except for February. You mean 5 weeks with Monday-Wednesday?

[@PrincessAshley972]

Honestly, i love the more supernatural elements in the book version of The Shining. Plus the ending was much better, with the hotel blowing up cause Jack didn't do his job

[@superby1]

What an awesome double feature!

[@CrimsonFox36]

Interviewer: "So, Mr King, where do you get the inspiration for your books?" King: "A l c o h o l"

[@rickdaniel7341]

Her: “One Word. Two Sylables. Seven Letters. Say Them And I’m Yours.” Him: 0:00

[@docdave15]

I love the Great Escape reference!

[@javodey]

I can already think of another episode. Killer Car Night! Christine and The Car!

[@fluffywolfo3663]

I figured that the nonsense layout of the hotel isn’t a hundred percent literal. It’s less of a thing that the hotel just does, and more of a subliminal trick to keep you off balance, because you subconsciously realize that this just doesn’t make sense.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Love this character! I can't wait till August!

[@LaNoLaCola]

Here's... Clyde! With a brand new Late Night double feature!

[@thealchemist51]

1408 is a favorite of mine and I think one of the most underrated horror films there is. I even got John Cusack to sign my Blu-ray copy and unfortunately is one of my worst autograph experiences I’ve had to date. John Cusack came to Dragon con and after a while you realized he honestly didn’t want to be there. When I got to his line it was actually very short I thought most people would have more time with him. But the line was being moved extremely fast even though there was maybe a dozen people In at the time. And this wasn’t that the autograph time was ending it actually has just began. So yeah they’re rushing us and he sitting there in all black with a baseball cap pulled down over his head again it was really obvious that he kind of didn’t want to be there. When it was my turn I got him to sign it they wrote my name down on a post it like normal I said hi I enjoyed this film very much 1408 How many of us works but before I could even ask him a simple question I was already being ushered away for the people next in line which again was maybe at the time of seven or eight people. And the autograph itself was just pour his signature And my name really miss spelled only four letters and it began with an R with my name beginning with a B. Apparently I found out later that he was also very demanding not wanting to come out of the line unless there was at least 30 people there or something so yeah to this day that is the worst autograph session I’ve had

[@PanJr]

Here's a suggestion: "A Bucket of Blood" and "Chopping Mall": two horror movies featuring Dick Miller playing characters both named Walter Paisley

[@keiththompson9435]

Very informative on both parts.

[@shadowlinkbds]

Now this is a double feature I definitely enjoy. Both Shining and 1408 are such great movies.

[@BrandonCroker]

Brilliant episode. Also, if you like The Shining, I’d also recommend Doctor Sleep. It’s a sequel to the Shining and its fantastic.

[@LupineShadowOmega]

Agreed. Really enjoyed Doctor Sleep.