Podcast appearances and mentions of Dean R Koontz

Subscribe to our podcast!  Madeline Deering and Jonathan Moody chat about the 1998 Dean R. Koontz movie, "Phantoms". I heard Affleck was the bomb in this one.  Follow us on social media:  @90shorrorfilms  @indiefilmcafe  Websites: http://sickflickproductions.com  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe 

We continue our exhaustive journey through Derrick's VHS collection with the Dean R Koontz sequel WATCHERS 2, and the 3rd movie in a franchise I know nothing about, PROJECT SHADOWCHASER 3000! _______________________________________________________________________ CONTACT AND FOLLOW ASTRO RADIO Z: Contact: astroradiozpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: ⁠@AstroRadioZ⁠ Twitch: ⁠twitch.tv/D⁠errickDanzig Patreon: patreon.com/astroradioz CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS: ALL THE GIMMICKS: ⁠https://allthegimmicks.wordpress.com/…⁠ FB: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/Allth…⁠ and THE PODCAST AT ORGY CASTLE: ⁠https://podcastatorgycastle.home.blog/⁠ RESIM: ⁠https://resim.bandcamp.com/⁠ Music Used: EVERY TIME I DIE - Post: Boredom MINISTRY - I Wanted to Tell Her --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/astroradioz/message

Ayuda a que El libro de Tobias pueda continuar en Marzo: https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8Rmlw60nPY Shirley Jackson fue una escritora estadounidense especializada en el género de terror. Fue popular durante su vida y ha sido referente esencial para los mejores escritores y escritoras del género como Stephen King, Anne Rice o Dean R Koontz. El amante diablo (“The Daemon Lover”) es un relato originalmente publicado en 1949 como “The Phantom Lover” en la revista Woman’s Home Companion (febrero de 1949) y en The Lottery and Other Stories (Nueva York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1949, 306 págs.) Enlace al audio dedicado a Shirley Jackson: https://www.ivoox.com/libro-tobias-7-10-shirley-jackson-audios-mp3_rf_43784882_1.html Enlace al audio relato "La Lotería": https://www.ivoox.com/libro-tobias-audio-relato-la-loteria-audios-mp3_rf_30432817_1.html Temas: • Baccarat – Jo Blankenburg • Terra Mirus – Jo Blankenburg Narración, edición y montaje: Asier Menéndez Marín Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de El Calabozo del Reverendo Wilson! Volvemos al terror de los 90 y con una de sus más icónicas compañías, Dimension Films. La productora subsidiaria de Miramax lanzaba en 1998 "Phantoms", una cinta urdida en la nueva ola del terror de la década basándose además en una novela de cierto calado de Dean R. Koontz, a la postre también responsable del guion. Joe Chappelle ("Halloween. La maldición de Michael Myers") dirige a un puñado de rostros populares de la época que comparten protagonismo con una leyenda como Peter O'Toole, en este horror sci/fi que tiene como epicentro un pueblo fantasmal que sufre la ira de un mal de origen desconocido. Acompaña al Reverendo el cortometrajista underground Miguel Ángel Muñiz, en este repaso a una de esas cintas olvidadas de los 90 pero de la que se guarda cierto cariño entre los que comparten generación con la propia obra. Enjoy! Si te ha gustado el programa, recuerda que tienes la posibilidad de ayudar a El Calabozo del Reverendo Wilson dándole a "Me gusta". ¡Gracias y feed the cvlt!

Mark shares four of the many pitfalls of publishing that can befall authors. Prior to the main content, Mark shares a personal update  and a word from this episode's sponsor. This episode is sponsored by The 2022 Write Stuff StoryBundle. For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of four books in any ebook format—WORLDWIDE. Domesticate Your Badgers by Michael W Lucas Publishing Pitfalls for Authors by Mark Leslie Lefebvre Writing Craft by DeAnna Knippling A Freelancer's Survival Guide to Starting Your Own Business by Kristine Kathryn Rusch If you pay at least the bonus price of just $20, you get all four of the regular books, plus five more books and an online lecture, for a total of 10 books/lectures. That includes two StoryBundle exclusives! A Writer Prepares by Lawrence Block Free Your Inner Nonfiction Writer by Johanna Rothman (StoryBundle Exclusive) Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Virtual Worlds by Joanna Penn Create a Character Clinic by Holly Lisle Do...Quit Your Day Job by Christina F. York (StoryBundle Exclusive) The Pop-Up Series - Clean First Draft Writing by Dean Wesley Smith   During the main content of this episode, Mark shares four of the P's of publishing pitfalls: PACING PACK PACKAGING PARALYSIS   Links of Interest: The 2022 Write Stuff Storybundle Episode 202 - Predators and Publishers “7 Tools For Pacing A Novel & Keeping Your Story Moving At The Right Pace,” Courtney Carpenter, April 24, 2012 “Pacing in Writing: 10 Powerful Ways to Keep Readers Hooked,” Reedsy Blog, October 13, 2018 Save the Cat! Writes a Novel: The Last Book on Novel Writing You'll Ever Need, Jessica Brody, Ten Speed Press, October 2018. Plot & Structure: Techniques and Exercises for Crafting a Plot That Grips Readers from Start to Finish, James Scott Bell. Writers Digest Books, October 2004. How to Write Best Selling Fiction, Dean R. Koontz, Writers Digest Books, September 1981. (Out of Print asof the release of this book in August 2021) Buy Mark a Coffee Patreon for Stark Reflections Accounting for Authors The Relaxed Author Buy eBook Direct Buy Audiobook Direct Publishing Pitfalls for Authors An Author's Guide to Working with Libraries & Bookstores Wide for the Win Mark's Canadian Werewolf Books This Time Around (Short Story) A Canadian Werewolf in New York Stowe Away (Novella) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles Fright Nights, Big City Lover's Moon   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

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"Un barco sin ancla nunca podrá tener paz. Siempre estará a merced del mar". (Dean R. Koontz). Hoy nuestro programa se lo dedicamos a... María Insa Liñares de Madrid, ¡nuestra primera suscriptora del mes de marzo! Ya puedes disfrutar de todos los contenidos de Dragonz.es Hoy en nuestro programa os contaré todas las venturas y correrías que he tenido este fin de semana por Portugal, y además responderemos a alguien que se cree "demasiado listo"... ¡hay salseo chicos!

"Sin un objetivo, sin algo por lo que luchar, la vida es triste, oscura. La luz que hay en nuestro interior se apaga y uno vive tan solo para morir". (Dean R. Koontz). Hoy nuestro programa se lo dedicamos a... ¡todas las artistas marciales! porque hoy es el día de la mujer... y aquí, pues somos muy de reivindicar la igualdad, ya sabéis... ¡las chicas son guerreras! Hoy en el programa contaremos un montón de noticias de actualidad marcial...

"A veces, la amabilidad puede destruir a alguien con la misma facilidad con que alivia el sufrimiento". (Dean R. Koontz). Hoy 24 de febrero, quiero dedicarle el programa a todos los ucranianos de todo el mundo. Estoy sobrecogido por lo que está pasando. Y nada... simplemente, mi corazón está con ellos. Hoy hablaremos sobre noticias marciales, y haremos un "unboxig" muy especial de un un premio que me ha llegado directamente desde Argentina.

"La inocencia y el entusiasmo, los placeres y las voracidades de nuestra juventud, pueden ser recordables, pero quizá sean irrecuperables". (Dean R. Koontz). Hoy el programa se lo dedico a Jade Zafra de Huwei Kungfu, que... ¡hoy es su cumple! Hoy en nuestro programa, hablaremos sobre la actualidad marcial internacional con el Maestro Daniel Tabares (Colombia), que como no tuvo suficiente el año pasado al quedarse atrapado en España por la pandemia, va y... ¡repite!

We have a big episode this week! We brought on Matt from Dawn of the Discs to join the fun! We sat down to talk about horror, collecting, passion and some of the controversies surrounding Dawn of the Discs recently. PLUS we both review The Relic (1997) about an ancient evolutionary creature on the prowl of a museum & Phantoms (1998). Where a small town in Colorado goes missing within seconds and something very strange is making it happen. Two movies that were adapted from Horror Sci Fi Novels by Authors Dean R. Koontz, Lincoln Child & Douglas Preston. Both great books and 2 underrated films. One of them is the crown prince of horror to us. Find out which one! Plus loads of trivia and jokes like always! JOIN US! Episode Link: https://www.longlivethevoid.com/episodes/ep243 Time Stamps Interview - 1:54 HORRORSHOTS - 31:00 The Relic (1997) Spoiler Free Review - 34:30 The Relic Spoilers & Trivia - 51:31 Phantoms (1989) Spoiler Free Review - 1:09:32 Phantoms Spoilers & Trivia - 1:29:27 End of Podcast Talk - 1:54:05 So grab your Science Caps, be sure to bring an Anthropologist and please for the love of podcasts don't forget to bring your copy of The Ancient Enemy as we travel Beyond The Void!

We hit the topic – Bam Bam Bam One of the first items of discussion is books, and particularly the two that I am reading – Foundation by Isaac Asimov and The Silent Corner (Jane Hawk) by Dean R. Koontz. We discuss not only how different they are because of genre but from being written […] The post Episode 58 – Asimov, Russel, Putt Putt, and Windows appeared first on Relentless Geekery.

This week listen in to another I Think I Remember That WATCHES IT FOR YOU as Jenna and Theresa watch the Dean R. Koontz classic, Hideaway. Join the ladies as Jenna once again asks Theresa to do a succinct recap and then continuously interrupts her and as Theresa mispronounces Jeremy Sisto's name several different ways with complete disregard for whatever it actually is...This movie is really something...Rate and Review on Apple Podcasts!Have a suggestion for something for us to remember?email us! ithinkirememberthat@gmail.comDig the music? Check out www.jamesandblack.org

Today’s Paperback Warrior Podcast explores the life and work of sleaze-fiction author Orrie Hitt. Also this week: Chiefland, Florida! Quilting Babes! Andre Norton! Dean R. Koontz! Dial M for Man! Edward S. Aarons! The Net! And much more! Listen on your favorite podcast app or www.paperbackwarrior.com, or download directly here: https://bit.ly/2Fz7cCh (Music by Bensound)

Transmitido el jueves 24 de septiembre 2020. Día Marítimo Mundial Entrevista en el estudio: Maestría en Ciencias Marinas y Costeras NUESTRAS SECCIONES ¡Eureka! Notas curiosas de ciencia: Serendipias literarias, Dean R. Koontz (Silsa Jaimes) Sabías que…: Datos en torno al Día Marítimo Mundial 2020 (Cristina Kumul) Ciencia en México: Cambo climático en el Cretácico, similitudes al actual (Silsa Jaimes y Cristina Kumul) Efemérides de ciencia y tecnología: Alexanra Alder, neuróloga (Nicole Sánchez) Letras en Radio, con Kyoko Castañeda: Trollhunters, Guillrmo del Toro.. Efemérides de la música: Escucharemos a Bruce Springsteen y a Quiet Riot... Noticias, eventos y más.

Llega a Luces en el Horizonte un título que dejó huella cuando se estrenó, y que nadie que haya visto puede olvidar. Engendro Mecánico, surgido de la mente de Dean R. Koontz y que muestra una historia arrolladora. Presenta y dirige: Luis Martínez Vallés Audio Liberado. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

This week’s episode is an invitation to explore conflict, embrace conflict, and even revel in conflict. Grant and Brooke cite authors—like Vladimir Nabakov, James Scott Bell, and Dean R. Koontz—who will help you feel less conflicted about conflict. This week’s guest, Melanie Abrams, has a lot to share about conflict, from how she’s handled it in her own books, to how she grapples with it as a parent who writes (or a writer who parents), to the formula she urges her students to consider in their own writing: Desire + Danger = Drama.

046- The Night of the Storm, by Dean R. Koontz, 1974Wherein 4 robot best friends go on an adventure!Ruiz Tremello & Marguerite are still being topical by social distancing from inside Fidel Castro's Panic Palace in Kyoto, Cuba- and this episode they're discussing Dean R. Koontz's 1974 short story, "The Night of the Storm". To avoid spoilers, I'll just say that this story takes place in the same universe as another story we've covered in the past, so astute listeners may pick up on the fact much sooner than Marguerite does.Also, special thanks to Dean R. Koontz for his writing, voluminous and entertaining as it is! Extra special thanks to Fair Use for allowing us to make this podcast.

Programa 25: Algo viejo, algo nuevo, algo atemporal. Grabado los días 5, 7 y 15 de febrero de 2020. Desde las catacumbas del horror hasta nuestros días, con una parada en la estación del terror ochentero. Un viaje sin retorno al corazón del espanto. 04:10 "La chica de al lado", de Jack Ketchum 28:40 "El canto del cisne", de Robert McCammon 01:11:51 "Cementerio de animales", de Stephen King 01:32:14 "Fantasmas", de Dean R. Koontz 02:04:05 "Monte Verità", de Daphne du Maurier 02:27:36 "La estatua que tiembla", de Tamara Romero 02:47:18 "Los muertos la tumba dejan", edición de Armando Boix 03:20:05 "La sombra sobre Innsmouth", de H. P. Lovecraft

Let's start off December with a chilling tale of mountain horror, brought to you by Dean R. Koontz! His novel, Phantoms, pre-dated Stephen King's IT and there are so many similarities, it borders on suspicious. An ancient creature, that can shapeshift, hires lackeys to do its bidding, travels through the sewers, and systematically preys on a small town. There are more similarities between Pennywise and "The Ancient Enemy" of course, and we get into them! We also discuss the similarities between H.P. Lovecraft's Nyarlathotep and The Ancient Enemy. As for film references, there is also John Carpenter's The Thing and The Blob. Do we talk about them? Shit yeah! Joanna Going plays Dr. Jennifer Pailey, who is brining her kid sister, Lisa (Rose McGowan, Scream, Planet Terror) home with her. When they arrive, the find the housekeeper is dead, and even the good doctor cannot discern why or how. They go to the police department, finding another corpse in similar fashion. Along the way, they meet up with Sheriff Bryce Hammond (Ben Affleck, Argo, Justice League) and two deputies, Steve Shanning (Nicky Katt, Sin City, Boiler Room) and Stu Wargle (Liev Shreiber, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Ray Donovan). The shapeshifting evil begins picking off the gang until Dr. Timothy Flyte (Peter O'Toole, Lawrence of Arabia, Troy) is brought in as the resident expert in mass disappearances. The entity enlists Flyte to be his apostle, spreading its gospel, but in its hubris, gives the necessary insight as to overcome the Ancient Enemy. This week's "Hidden Track" is by DJ KWEST. You can find his music on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djkwesty and his social media on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/i_am_kwestmusic/ horror, movie review, discussion, behind the scenes, history, movie production, special effects --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

Det nærmer seg endelig påske, og vi i Dbib Podcast sitter klare med sjokolade, appelsiner og en hel haug assorterte myrderier i bok- og filmform. Raymond, Mari og Lena har slipt knivene ekstra kvasse, sauset sammen de mest lumske giftblandinger og fjernet smtlige fingeravtrykk fra sine revolvere. Med andre ord: det er klart for påskekrimspesial i Dbib Podcast! Vi i podcast-redaksjonen ønsker alle en riktig god påske! Bøker og forfattere vi snakket om: Tom Egeland - «Codex» bit.ly/2GbGzQ5 Jørn Lier Horsts - «Detektivbyrå nr. 2. bit.ly/2Gie9Fe Lars Mæhle - «Mysteriene i Kråkeslottet barnehage» bit.ly/2P52xbm Lars Kepler - «Lazarus» bit.ly/2P7wiIq Jørgen Jæger - «Monster» bit.ly/2Ir85f3 Anne Holt - «En grav for to» bit.ly/2G5CNYm Ben Aaaronovitch - «Rivers of London» bit.ly/2Kxj0X6 Knut Nærum - «Døde menn går på ski» bit.ly/2UUlqD2 Stieg Larson - «Millennium-trilogien»: bit.ly/2X6677I Stephen King - «Pet sematary» / «Dyrekirkegården»: bit.ly/2ItKE4L Natsuo Kirino: «Ute» bit.ly/2ItaF46 Dean R. Koontz - «Dødens museum» (Kan bestilles, spør oss!) Vi nevnte også (blant andre): Yrsa Sigurdardottir: bit.ly/2DlESyX Anthony Horowitz: bit.ly/2GaVdqq Ann Cleves: bit.ly/2GjDKxu Carl Hiassen: bit.ly/2Gipx3N Louise Penny: bit.ly/2U8uqjD

[post_authors_post_link]     Dean R. Koontz 2: Yazarlar ve İnançlar Yeni bölümümüzde Dean R. Koontz konuşmaya devam ediyoruz. Yazarın türler arası geçişlerini bol bol örnekleyerek ilerlerken bir yandan da özel hayatı ve yazın hayatı arasındaki yakın ilişkiyi incelemeye de başlıyoruz. Bir yazarın inançları yazınından hissedilebilir mi, hissedilmeli mi? Koontz için ilham nedir? Gerisi Hikaye ekibinin bu […] The post Dean R. Koontz – Bl II – s04e10 – Gerisi Hikaye appeared first on Gerisi Hikaye Korku Konuşmaları.

[post_authors_post_link]     Dean R. Koontz I: Gerilimin Usta Kalemi Uzun bir aradan sonra tekrar bir yazar biyografisi ve eserleri bölümü ile birlikteyiz. Geçen Sezonun sonunda korkunun kralı üzerine konuşmuştuk, bu hafta da gerilimin prensini inceleyelim dedik. Sohbetimizin konusu usta kalem Dean Koontz. Çalkantılı çocukluğundan, yazma aşkına, kısa öğretmenlik hayatının ardından onu her adımda destekleyen eşi […] The post Dean R. Koontz – Bl I – s04e09 – Gerisi Hikaye appeared first on Gerisi Hikaye Korku Konuşmaları.

Sean takes a look back at a movie that terrified him as a sensitive 15-year-old: the Corey Haim vehicle Watchers (1988). Based on a novel by Dean R. Koontz, Watchers is the story of a super-intelligent, genetically engineered dog who has a psychic link with another, more beastly creature. When both of them escape from a government research facility, they somehow end up putting 80's teen heartthrob Corey Haim and his family in danger. Listen as we give props to the genius of Michael Ironside, have a lengthy aside about the merits of the Sylvester Stallone movie Cobra, and figure out how you can make a monster movie without having a monster in your movie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hanging Out With Dean R. Koontz