Podcasts about Randall Flagg

G and John have a fun chat about one of King's very few forays into the fantasy genre. The two are very happy to see an old friend return; the magician with the smile of a dead man, the man with many monikers that loves to bring chaos in his wake, whether it's in mid-world, a plagued alternate version of America, or in this case an ancient kingdom called Delain. Yes, that's right Randall Flagg is back in one of King's underrated tales. Sit back, grab a flagon of ale, and enjoy this chat.

Piccola rubrica dedicata al Re del Brivido in persona, Stephen King, e al confronto tra alcune sue opere letterarie e gli adattamenti cinematografici e televisivi basati su esse.Addentriamoci quindi in uno dei racconti più apocalittici (e talvolta profetici) firmati da Stephen King. Un'odissea per la sopravvivenza del genere umano che diventerà una vera è propria guerra tra Bene e Male per la supremazia in un mondo desolato e apparentemente privo di qualsiasi speranza.Questo è "L'Ombra dello Scorpione". Seguite l'Uomo che cammina che di nome fa Randall Flagg e preparatevi per una tragica avventura tra i rimasugli della società che conosciamo e della nostra stessa anima.

Sections Covered Part 3 Chapter 4, Subchapters 13–19) Tadd and Peter go back into Mid-World and find Jonas meeting Randall Flagg and being as shaken, if not more, than Roy seemed to be. Then Cuthbert returns to the bunkhouse and we see the biggest blowup with the boys yet including a sucker punch and showing the Rhea note to both Alain and Roland. Then after simmering down Roland and Cuthbert go and see Rhea (and Ermot) and Roland says it is time for the three boys to meet together with Susan. Rhea vows vengeance on the boys for her lost loved one.  Also don't forget to visit our website and vote on March Insanity 2025!  Engage with the show by Email or Social Media! Subscribe on YouTube to join in for live streams of the shows. Check the website at DarkTowerPalaver.com or Patreon at patreon.com/darktowerpalaver

Eyes of the Dragon sees a small kingdom completely upturned thanks to the murder of their King. An innocent prince is framed for his father's murder and is locked away in a tower while his younger brother takes the thrown, the unwitting lapdog of the evil wizard Randall Flagg. Thanks to our sponsors this week: Lumi Gummies and A24's Opus

In this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast, hosts Meaghan and Arthur welcome listeners to the first episode for March, humorously recalling Arthur's previous oversight of selecting a monthly theme. They introduce March's new focus: villains in literature.This represents a fresh topic compared to their usual monthly themes, particularly diverging from their frequent discussions on science fiction. The hosts also humorously recount distractions from their cats during recording sessions, illustrating how their pets' mischief often interrupts their recording process.Current ReadsThe hosts share their current reading selections. Arthur is reading Transmutation Transience by Darkly Lem, a sci-fi space opera involving political intrigue and assassin thriller elements. Darkly Lem is revealed as a collective pseudonym for five different authors, which Arthur finds intriguing.Meaghan highlights several recent reads;Freda McFadden's thriller The Boyfriend: with its quick, engaging style.She also mentions finishing Sandra Trelekowska's The Ends of Things, appreciating its psychological, character-driven mystery reminiscent of shows like White Lotus.And finally Rachel Harrison's feminist-leaning horror novel So Thirsty, continuing Harrison's tradition of supernatural and feminist-themed narratives.Both hosts inform listeners that reviews for Transmutation Transience and The Ends of Things will soon be available on their website, in the books review section.Defining a Great VillainMeaghan and Arthur then transition into discussing what defines a memorable and impactful villain.They agree that relatability and clear motivations, even if morally questionable, are essential. Meaghan emphasizes the importance of villains whose actions, although extreme, remain understandable in terms of personal motives. Arthur adds that beyond relatability, effective villains require nuanced ideologies and a challenging presence for protagonists, ensuring they are neither easy to overcome nor forgettable.They discuss how overly simplistic, purely evil villains fail to leave lasting impressions. Villains who offer complexity, realism, and genuine emotions stand out and make readers think long after finishing the story. Meaghan suggests these types of villains are far more engaging because they often reflect or comment on realistic human experiences and moral complexities.Iconic Villains in LiteratureThe hosts share examples of memorable villains that encapsulate these qualities. Meaghan first mentions classic examples like Iago from Shakespeare's Othello, who is driven by envy and manipulates events tragically. Arthur cites Randall Flagg from Stephen King's works (The Stand and The Dark Tower series) as a representation of chaotic evil - a character embodying pure chaos, who is both captivating and memorable despite lacking relatability.They also mention Hannibal Lecter, who is frightening precisely because of his sophisticated intelligence and charm juxtaposed against his horrific acts, including cannibalism. Count Dracula is similarly highlighted as iconic, feared yet alluring, effectively symbolizing humanity's fear of the unknown.Meaghan recalls notable villains from children's literature, including Miss Trunchbull from Matilda and the White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia. Although simpler than adult villains, these characters effectively communicate clear moral lessons to young readers, offering memorable examples of villainy through cruelty or manipulation.Nuanced Villains and Modern LiteratureThe hosts discuss how modern literature is shifting towards portraying villains with greater complexity and nuance, reflecting the complicated world readers now live in. Meaghan argues this change arises from the recognition that society is multifaceted, influenced by the widespread access to information and diverse perspectives. Readers no longer want simplistic moral distinctions but rather prefer villains who mirror the complexity of real life, including morally ambiguous decisions and behaviors.They note the rise of unreliable narrators complicates readers' perceptions of villains and protagonists alike. Megan cites Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl as a prime example of an unreliable narrator drastically affecting perceptions of villainy, where a mid-novel twist completely shifts the narrative understanding.Arthur further supports this idea by mentioning American Psycho, where protagonist Patrick Bateman's narrative unreliability leaves readers uncertain of their feelings towards the character. They agree that such characters engage readers by challenging them to think critically and question what defines true villainy.Wrapping up, Meaghan and Arthur express excitement for further exploration of villains throughout the month, promising future discussions on morally gray characters and various villain types. They conclude by inviting listeners to continue following their deep dive into literary villains and other book reviews on their website, FullyBooked.ca.

10 ans de Podcast. C'est quand même beaucoup. Bon on triche un peu. On se rapproche plus des 14 ans, mais le Covid nous avait empêché de fêter dignement notre anniversaire. Et notre numéro 200. Alors on l'avait gardé sous le coude, et qu'y a-t-il de mieux qu'un enregistrement en public pour rattraper le coup ? Un enregistrement à PodCastres ! On a mis les pieds sous la table, et sélectionné nos BDs préférées de la période 2009-2019. Et on a demandé à nos auditeurs les plus réguliers de faire de même, en essayant de trouver des albums qu'on avait raté. Vous voici donc en présence d'un épisode exceptionnel qui ne contient que des Coups de Cœurs ! Bonne écoute ! Télécharger l'émission (64 Mo) – Regarder sur YoutubeS'abonner au One Eye ClubS'abonner à toutes nos émissions2009-2019 : 10 ans de Coups de Cœurs La Sélection de Tio [04:28] La Vierge & la Putain Nicolas Juncker La Sélection de Randall Flag[11:22] Le Grand Méchant Renard Benjamin Renner, aka Reineike La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] Trois Ombres Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] Portugal Cyril Pedrosa Ruby & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] L'âge d'or n°1 Cyril Pedrosa & Roxanne Moreil Cyril Pedrosa Joran Treguier, Claire Courrier & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] L'âge d'or n°2 Cyril Pedrosa & Roxanne Moreil Cyril Pedrosa Joran Treguier, Marie Millotte & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Kobal[26:06] Negalyod Vincent Perriot Florence Breton La Sélection de L'Archiviste[36:57] Le Rapport de Brodeck n°1 Manu Larcenet, d'après Philippe Claudel Manu Larcenet La Sélection de L'Archiviste[36:57] Le Rapport de Brodeck n°2 Manu Larcenet, d'après Philippe Claudel Manu Larcenet La Sélection d'Azertoff [46:11] La Balade de Yaya Jean-Marie Omont Golo Zhao La Sélection de Pié![56:13] Héraklès Édouard CourNos InvitésIls sont presque tous les mois dans le chat de notre live, mais ils ont une vie à côté !Tout le talent de Randall Flagg, notre fléau des jeux de mots, est sur Instagram et BlueskyVous pouvez retrouver Kobal chez Radio Roliste, et sur l'excellent podcast en pause aléatoire Bienvenue à Valnuit !Quand il n'est pas dans la régie de PodCastres, Azertoff est partout. Mais surtout sur l'ApérOriginal et dans le KoiQisPASS.Légende : Scénario – Dessin – Couleur – Coup de cœur – Service de Presse – Le Vote des TipeursGénérique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

10 ans de Podcast. C'est quand même beaucoup. Bon on triche un peu. On se rapproche plus des 14 ans, mais le Covid nous avait empêché de fêter dignement notre anniversaire. Et notre numéro 200. Alors on l'avait gardé sous le coude, et qu'y a-t-il de mieux qu'un enregistrement en public pour rattraper le coup ? Un enregistrement à PodCastres ! On a mis les pieds sous la table, et sélectionné nos BDs préférées de la période 2009-2019. Et on a demandé à nos auditeurs les plus réguliers de faire de même, en essayant de trouver des albums qu'on avait raté. Vous voici donc en présence d'un épisode exceptionnel qui ne contient que des Coups de Cœurs ! Bonne écoute ! Télécharger l'émission (64 Mo) – Regarder sur YoutubeS'abonner au One Eye ClubS'abonner à toutes nos émissions2009-2019 : 10 ans de Coups de Cœurs La Sélection de Tio [04:28] La Vierge & la Putain Nicolas Juncker La Sélection de Randall Flag[11:22] Le Grand Méchant Renard Benjamin Renner, aka Reineike La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] Trois Ombres Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] Portugal Cyril Pedrosa Ruby & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] L'âge d'or n°1 Cyril Pedrosa & Roxanne Moreil Cyril Pedrosa Joran Treguier, Claire Courrier & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Thizaak [19:15] L'âge d'or n°2 Cyril Pedrosa & Roxanne Moreil Cyril Pedrosa Joran Treguier, Marie Millotte & Cyril Pedrosa La Sélection de Kobal[26:06] Negalyod Vincent Perriot Florence Breton La Sélection de L'Archiviste[36:57] Le Rapport de Brodeck n°1 Manu Larcenet, d'après Philippe Claudel Manu Larcenet La Sélection de L'Archiviste[36:57] Le Rapport de Brodeck n°2 Manu Larcenet, d'après Philippe Claudel Manu Larcenet La Sélection d'Azertoff [46:11] La Balade de Yaya Jean-Marie Omont Golo Zhao La Sélection de Pié![56:13] Héraklès Édouard CourNos InvitésIls sont presque tous les mois dans le chat de notre live, mais ils ont une vie à côté !Tout le talent de Randall Flagg, notre fléau des jeux de mots, est sur Instagram et BlueskyVous pouvez retrouver Kobal chez Radio Roliste, et sur l'excellent podcast en pause aléatoire Bienvenue à Valnuit !Quand il n'est pas dans la régie de PodCastres, Azertoff est partout. Mais surtout sur l'ApérOriginal et dans le KoiQisPASS.Légende : Scénario – Dessin – Couleur – Coup de cœur – Service de Presse – Le Vote des TipeursGénérique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

A world renowned Creepy Girl intercedes in the lives of three young men as they all have to defend themselves against elderly blood-seeking hot topic witches. On Episode 566 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined for our June Patreon Takeover by Creepy Girl! She picked two of her favorite horror films from 2022 for us to discuss. We start out with Two Witches from director Pierre Tsigaridis and then discuss Old People from director Andy Fetscher! We also talk about the old Fango Message Boards, steamy romance films from the 80s, and the fear of getting old and being abandoned. So grab a novelty Ouija Board from your local Department Store, take a drink from the nearest water fountain, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: The Monster Cereal Crew, Carmella Creeper, Monster Mash Remix, Creepy Girl Patreon Takeover, Police Academy, Steve Guttenberg, Fangoria Message Boards, Evil Dead, Wrong Turn, “bubblah”, Trick or Treat Radio Meetup, AEW Double or Nothing, WWE Wrestlemania, putting wrestling moves on your family, Shining Vale, Courtney Cox, Sherilyn Fenn, Two Moon Junction, Richard Tyson, Kingpin, Herve Villechaize, Sleepwalkers, Milla Jovovich, Kuffs, The Wild Life, Boxing Helena, Bill Paxton, Art Garfunkel, Mia Sara, Dina Meyer, Birds of Prey, Fright Night, Yellowjackets, Two Witches, Hot Topic witches, Pierre Tsigaridis, Kristina Klebe, Rebekah Kennedy, I Trapped the Devil, Euro-Horror and Italian Horror influence, Peter Strickland, In Fabric, Single White Female, Kentucky Witches, the ongoing negative stereotype of witches, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Gerald Gardner, Arrow, movies that end with To Be Continued…, Old People, Andy Fetscher, DNR, The Crazies, George A. Romero, old folks home, neglecting our elders, William Shatner, The Amusement Park, the lost Romero film, Way of the Gun, Benicio del Toro, Ryan Phillipe, Rob Zombie, Def Comedy Jam, French Extremity, Randall Flagg, The Stand, Fried Bragg, Creep Show Radio, Rabid Grannies, Masha Masha Masha, Die With Your Boots On, Reese Feces, Skinny Girl Margaritas, and Puritan Turd Huffers.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

Desde que “Doubleday & Co” aceptó poublicar la novela “Carrie” en la primavera de 1973, Stephen King ha publicado más de 50 libros y se ha convertido en uno de los escritores más exitosos del mundo, influenciando a su paso múltiples formas de expresión artística aparte de la literatura, siendo la música una de ellas. Por tanto, en el episodio CXXXII de ¡A lo Bestia! podcast, presentamos algunas de las no muchas canciones de metal que han tomado las obras de King como inspiración para sus composiciones.Episodio grabado el 14 de marzo de 2023.Escuchen la lista de reproducción (playlist) de este episodio en:- Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzEUmf3C1pXE7xLF6PA4xQeXDJrewEaEu- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1rxT6qwSKb0IrZAeXisFU2?si=41917c8ed77f4128Artistas y canciones analizadas en este episodio:ICE NINE KILLS - Hell in the Hallways [Every Trick in the Book, 2015]BLACK SABBATH - The Shining [The Eternal Idol, 1987]NOSTRADAMEUS - Randall Flagg [The Third Prophecy, 2003]LEX LÜGER - Christine [Rey del Terror, 2020]TESTAMENT - Disciples of the Watch [The New Order, 1988]DEMONS & WIZARDS - The Gunslinger [Touched by the Crimson King, 2005]SAVAGE CIRCUS - It-The Gathering [Dreamland Manor, 2005]GEHENNA - Deadlights [Admirion Black, 1998]

Captain Trips have you down? Join John and Gina as they make their cross-country journey along with some of Stephen King's most memorable characters as they dig into The Stand. The two dissect just about every minute detail of King's answer to Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. The two discuss some things that felt a little prophetic in this text originally published in 1978. The introduction of The Walking Dude himself, Randall Flagg is also covered in great detail. Sit back, crack a beer, or rip open a Payday if you have a sweet tooth like Harold, and join us for this journey. 

CVT, c'est une histoire de couple. C'est le mariage presque parfait entre la bienveillance et la saloperie, entre la culture et le rire gras,... Bref, CVT, ce n'est qu'amour.C'est donc avec le plus grand plaisir qu'on vous retrouve pour cette rentrée 2022, vous, qu'on aime tant, avec des couples mythiques comme Bibou et Bibounette, RandallFlagg et CuberToy, Michidar et Ego, ou encore Amandine et Geckaude, et une belle paire de rubriques avec le coup de gueule d'Ego et le blind test unique au monde de Bibou.Bonne écoute, et rendez-vous au prochain épisode !La version vidéo du podcast est disponible sur https://bit.ly/cvtvideoLe roman-photos :https://drive.google.com/file/d/1va5o9n92rfc3IUP3lVdha5fM-D962ijX/view?usp=sharingLes actualités :https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/auvergne-rhone-alpes/carlo-bonomi-acteur-italien-connu-pour-avoir-double-de-nombreux-dessins-animes-est-mort-a-l-age-de-85-ans-2593580.htmlhttps://www.lemonde.fr/sciences/article/2022/06/22/yves-coppens-visage-de-la-paleontologie-francaise-est-mort_6131606_1650684.htmlhttps://www.liberation.fr/economie/medias/christophe-izard-createur-de-lile-aux-enfants-est-mort-20220731_MH33C6OCLRBULPOZUG55QMRPTE/https://www.latribune.fr/economie/union-europeenne/espagne-le-premier-ministre-appelle-a-ne-plus-porter-la-cravate-pour-avoir-moins-chaud-et-ne-pas-utiliser-la-climatisation-927350.htmlhttps://www.liberation.fr/lifestyle/cinema-gratuit-pour-les-roux-au-royaume-uni-un-coup-de-clim-qui-fait-la-com-20220720_TJC5MPN425FN3B54IOLYK4R6PQ/https://www.ouest-france.fr/insolite/ce-fan-reproduit-le-village-d-asterix-et-obelix-avec-700-000-allumettes-7907579https://www.rtl.be/people/buzz/un-homme-de-72-ans-diagnostique-comme-la-premiere-personne-au-monde-a-avoir-un-penis-qui-siffle-1386676.aspxhttps://www.sudouest.fr/redaction/insolite/en-pleine-partie-de-petanque-deux-individus-cagoules-debarquent-et-volent-le-cochonnet-12059332.phphttps://www.francebleu.fr/infos/insolite/videos-la-belge-nadine-deteens-sacree-championne-du-monde-de-decorticage-de-crevettes-grises-1659894299https://www.7sur7.be/home/une-course-de-t-rex-fait-son-grand-retour~ace1dd09/

CVT, c'est une histoire de couple. C'est le mariage presque parfait entre la bienveillance et la saloperie, entre la culture et le rire gras,... Bref, CVT, ce n'est qu'amour. C'est donc avec le plus grand plaisir qu'on vous retrouve pour cette rentrée 2022, vous, qu'on aime tant, avec des couples mythiques comme Bibou et Bibounette, RandallFlagg et CuberToy, Michidar et Ego, ou encore Amandine et Geckaude, et une belle paire de rubriques avec le coup de gueule d'Ego et le blind test unique au monde de Bibou. Bonne écoute, et rendez-vous au prochain épisode ! La version vidéo du podcast est disponible sur https://bit.ly/cvtvideo Le roman-photos : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1va5o9n92rfc3IUP3lVdha5fM-D962ijX/view?usp=sharing Les actualités : https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/auvergne-rhone-alpes/carlo-bonomi-acteur-italien-connu-pour-avoir-double-de-nombreux-dessins-animes-est-mort-a-l-age-de-85-ans-2593580.html https://www.lemonde.fr/sciences/article/2022/06/22/yves-coppens-visage-de-la-paleontologie-francaise-est-mort_6131606_1650684.html https://www.liberation.fr/economie/medias/christophe-izard-createur-de-lile-aux-enfants-est-mort-20220731_MH33C6OCLRBULPOZUG55QMRPTE/ https://www.latribune.fr/economie/union-europeenne/espagne-le-premier-ministre-appelle-a-ne-plus-porter-la-cravate-pour-avoir-moins-chaud-et-ne-pas-utiliser-la-climatisation-927350.html https://www.liberation.fr/lifestyle/cinema-gratuit-pour-les-roux-au-royaume-uni-un-coup-de-clim-qui-fait-la-com-20220720_TJC5MPN425FN3B54IOLYK4R6PQ/ https://www.ouest-france.fr/insolite/ce-fan-reproduit-le-village-d-asterix-et-obelix-avec-700-000-allumettes-7907579 https://www.rtl.be/people/buzz/un-homme-de-72-ans-diagnostique-comme-la-premiere-personne-au-monde-a-avoir-un-penis-qui-siffle-1386676.aspx https://www.sudouest.fr/redaction/insolite/en-pleine-partie-de-petanque-deux-individus-cagoules-debarquent-et-volent-le-cochonnet-12059332.php https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/insolite/videos-la-belge-nadine-deteens-sacree-championne-du-monde-de-decorticage-de-crevettes-grises-1659894299 https://www.7sur7.be/home/une-course-de-t-rex-fait-son-grand-retour~ace1dd09/

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We include your questions and read your TPEOCQ answers while reflecting on the third season. Join us as we reminisce about spooky crushes, kind ladies in the night, and the Bailey School Kids Podcast that almost was! And Gary, as we paddle our surfboards to shore, we hope you'll join us in preparation for gas station hibernation and keep the fornits rolling! Hit up your local fresh or used bookstore for a copy of Stephin King's "'Salem's Lot" to join us in a couple of weeks for Tommyknockin Season Four: 'SALEM'S LOITERIN'-------------------Skeleton Cruisin was brought to you by Rhythm Insurance, www.rhythminsurance.comAs well as Caerus & Hermes, contact Tim at tim.edstedt@caerusandhermes.com--------------------The sounds for this episode were found at freesound.org. Waves, Leaves, Wind

What's up everybody, Wild July continues on the podcast with Ep.213 with guest Chanel from the "Baby, Baaabe" podcast we discuss the 1980 horror classic The Shining as we discuss just how bad Jack wanted/needed this job, Wendy and Danny relationship, Dick Halloran and stereotype horror troupes, Stanley Kubrick wasn't a nice man, Lloyd might have been the devil or another version of Randall Flagg, some Doctor Sleep talk and much more Twitter @TheJayGiles, @JayMovieTalk, @ChanelCreating Website:http://www.chanelcreating.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we discuss the dystopian Sci-fi 80's comic, American Flagg. It's the year 2030 and Randall Flagg, a Mars born American, has been drafted into the Rangers and sent to the corporatized and corrupt Plex on Earth.

Qu'il s'agisse de légendes urbaines, d'horreur psychologique ou même d'histoires post-apocalyptique, la peur a plusieurs visages. Voici trois séries qui revisitent le genre de l'horreur à leur façon, à voir sur la plateforme Starzplay. Et quant on sait que Stephen King a servi d'inspiration pour deux d'entre elles, on sait qu'on est entre de bonnes mains ! C'est parti ! Channel Zero On commence par Channel Zero, une série dite anthologique qui raconte lors de chaque saison une histoire glauque et effrayante. Les intrigues sont à chaque fois basées sur des légendes urbaines diffusées sur internet, les fameuses creepypastas. Ne loupez pas une des meilleures séries d'horreur de ces dernières années, vous n'en reviendrez pas indemnes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE8FnM9o9Gg The Stand On enchaine avec la dernière arrivée, The Stand, nouvelle adaptation de l'oeuvre de Stephen King connue en France sous le titre Le Fléau. Dans ce monde post-apocalyptique, l'humanité est ravagée par un virus et embourbée dans une lutte primaire entre le bien et le mal. Alors que le dernier espoir se repose sur une poignée de survivants, leurs pires cauchemars sont incarnés par un homme aux pouvoirs indescriptibles : Randall Flagg, l'homme noir. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l--4gu4CQBM Castle Rock On termine par une autre série qui s'inspire de Stephen King, mais cette fois plus indirectement. Produite par J.J. Abrams, Castle Rock se déroule dans la ville fictive du même nom où se déroulent de nombreux romans de Stephen King. Avec son atmosphère poisseuse et ses mystères en pagaille, Castle Rock nous plonge dans la mythologie du maitre de l'horreur grâce à un casting porté par Bill Skarsgård et Lizzy Caplan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qnevxf_Lop0

Qu'il s'agisse de légendes urbaines, d'horreur psychologique ou même d'histoires post-apocalyptique, la peur a plusieurs visages. Voici trois séries qui revisitent le genre de l'horreur à leur façon, à voir sur la plateforme Starzplay. Et quant on sait que Stephen King a servi d'inspiration pour deux d'entre elles, on sait qu'on est entre de bonnes mains ! C'est parti ! Channel Zero On commence par Channel Zero, une série dite anthologique qui raconte lors de chaque saison une histoire glauque et effrayante. Les intrigues sont à chaque fois basées sur des légendes urbaines diffusées sur internet, les fameuses creepypastas. Ne loupez pas une des meilleures séries d'horreur de ces dernières années, vous n'en reviendrez pas indemnes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE8FnM9o9Gg The Stand On enchaine avec la dernière arrivée, The Stand, nouvelle adaptation de l'oeuvre de Stephen King connue en France sous le titre Le Fléau. Dans ce monde post-apocalyptique, l'humanité est ravagée par un virus et embourbée dans une lutte primaire entre le bien et le mal. Alors que le dernier espoir se repose sur une poignée de survivants, leurs pires cauchemars sont incarnés par un homme aux pouvoirs indescriptibles : Randall Flagg, l'homme noir. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l--4gu4CQBM Castle Rock On termine par une autre série qui s'inspire de Stephen King, mais cette fois plus indirectement. Produite par J.J. Abrams, Castle Rock se déroule dans la ville fictive du même nom où se déroulent de nombreux romans de Stephen King. Avec son atmosphère poisseuse et ses mystères en pagaille, Castle Rock nous plonge dans la mythologie du maitre de l'horreur grâce à un casting porté par Bill Skarsgård et Lizzy Caplan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qnevxf_Lop0

Tous le monde a un jeu auquel il a joué quand il était petit et qui le fait retomber en enfance quand il y rejoue, un peu comme la madeleine de Proust! Dans ce 7ème épisode j'ai le plaisir d'inviter RandallFlagg pour discuter avec lui de Dungeon Master, sortit en 1987 sur Atari ST par FTL Games! On a aussi dévié un peu pour parler de méthodes anti-piratage, d'anciennes consoles et de méthodes de programmation. Merci à Fredoune pour le logo du Podcast et à Woody pour le générique!

We are back with more of the Stand, only considerably less drunk. Recording early in the morning kind of counts as drunk though, right? Anyway prepare yourself for no actual stand, but instead some traumatizing experiences with Trashcan Man, a whole lotta SALT from Kendra regarding a completely ridiculous character death, and a lot of Lord of the Rings references! Stay with us constant listeners we are almost done with The Stand.Be warned, there will be SPOILERS ahead in this episode. If you would like a spoiler free experience, check out Stephen King’s novel The Stand (or don’t...we can’t blame you). Don't forget to come back and join our weird book club podcast once you've finished the story!Check out our social media and send us some feedback! We can’t wait to hear from you constant listeners!Twitter: @palaverweirdlitInstagram: @palaverpodcastGmail: palaverweirdlit@gmail.comWe are looking for MORE listener suggestions to expand our bookshelves and use in upcoming episodes! If you are interested in sharing a book you love with us or our weird book club, share your listener suggestions through our gmail (palaverweirdlit@gmail.com). Share with us the title of your book, a spoiler free summary of the book/series, and why you love the book. If you would not like your name shared with your suggestion please let us know in the email. We look forward to hearing from you!Intro & Outro MusicWaltz Of The Skeleton Keys by WombatNoisesAudio | https://soundcloud.com/user-734462061Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_USI Saw A Ghost Last Night... by Leonell Cassio | https://soundcloud.com/leonellcassioMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

In this episode I find out if world famous author Stephen King is really a child sacrificing blood drinking devil worshipper or not. 

Well, that sure was something! Join us as we offer our final thoughts on the Paramount+ original Stand miniseries. Phoenix is displeased. Stephen gets the giggles. Our lives for Randall Flagg!

This week Phoenix and Stephen trade places - one FOR and one AGAINST how the CBS All Access Stand Adaptation handles Las Vegas, Randall Flagg, and especially The Trashcan Man. This is the PENULTIMATE review episode, so remember, the end IS nigh!

This Josh Boone led CBS adaptation began with promise, but it ends in disappointment. Where did they go wrong along the way? Is there good to be found? In episode 171, Luke & James discuss the final episodes of Hollywood’s latest Stephen King adaptation, including an episode written by the man himself that adds *LIGHT SPOILER-WARNING* an all new showdown between Frannie Goldsmith and Randall Flagg.   Take the listener survey! bit.ly/surveyitf  Become a Patron to access exclusive content: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram (@inktofilm) Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Intro Music: Ross Bugden

Jeremy gives his honest thoughts on The CBS All Access (Soon to be Paramount Plus) adaptation of Stephen King's, The Stand.

Notre festival est connu pour ses rencontres, son programme 100% dédié au podcast, mais aussi pour sa brigade de cuistots supra efficaces ! Cette année, virtuel oblige, les petites mains de la cuisine de PodRennes vous regarderont faire. RandallFlagg reçoit Anna Coluthe pour vous aider à préparer de bons petits plats. Inscrivez-vous sur http://www.podrennes.fr/ et partagez vos recettes ! PodRennes 2021 - 3 et 4 Avril

Notre festival est connu pour ses rencontres, son programme 100% dédié au podcast, mais aussi pour sa brigade de cuistots supra efficaces ! Cette année, virtuel oblige, les petites mains de la cuisine de PodRennes vous regarderont faire. RandallFlagg reçoit Anna Coluthe pour vous aider à préparer de bons petits plats. Inscrivez-vous sur http://www.podrennes.fr/ et partagez vos recettes ! PodRennes 2021 - 3 et 4 Avril

The Losers reunite with The Stand showrunner Benjamin Cavell for their own coda to their weekly coverage. Together, they discuss the themes behind Stephen King's new ending, the political allusions that naturally surfaced amidst the series, and why Alexander Skarsgard's portrayal of Randall Flagg feels different without Vegas. They also discuss favorite scenes, the best needle drops, and whether or not we'll see any footage from the cutting room floor. Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon

“The place where you made your stand never mattered. Only that you were there...and still on your feet.” -Stephen King. In episode 170, Luke & James discuss the final 3rd of this epic novel, and compare it to the other books by King they’ve read. Each of the remaining main characters are revisited: Stuart Redman, Frannie Goldsmith, Larry Underwood, Harold Lauder, Randall Flagg, Nadine Cross, The Trashcan Man, Tom Cullen, and even Kojack! Join them next week when they react to the final 4 episodes of the CBS All-Access series and ultimately decide which version was better. Take the listener survey! bit.ly/surveyitf  Become a Patron to access exclusive content: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram (@inktofilm) Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads    

In this episode of The Kingcast, the boys are joined by CUBE director Vincenzo Natali for a rollicking discussion that covers the wish fulfillment aspect of post-apocalyptic fiction, Randall Flagg's hatred of drug users, why there's a lack of crucifixions in the CBS All Access Stand finale, agreement that past Kingcast guest Bryan Fuller is aces and, curiously, Sonny Corleone's wiener. We run the gamut here, folks. 

It's the penultimate episode of CBS Access's adaptation, and ladies & gentlemen we finally have a title! Also, Lloyd does not like Glen's opening statement, a birth does not go well, Randall Flagg's dance game is on point; Kojak is a great wingman; Trashcan Man does not have a good sense of direction and can't read the room, and we find out that Lloyd is a big fan of Larry Underwood's music! And the lights go out in New Vegas. Good times, guys! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

RandallFlagg reçoit Walter Proof (@wproof) pour parler de cette édition 2021 qui approche à grands pas ! Cette année encore, on se retrouve en ligne, pour des heures de podcasts et quelques nouveautés... Inscrivez-vous sur http://www.podrennes.fr/ pour faire monter la pression ! PodRennes 2021 - 3 et 4 Avril

RandallFlagg reçoit Walter Proof (@wproof) pour parler de cette édition 2021 qui approche à grands pas ! Cette année encore, on se retrouve en ligne, pour des heures de podcasts et quelques nouveautés... Inscrivez-vous sur http://www.podrennes.fr/ pour faire monter la pression ! PodRennes 2021 - 3 et 4 Avril

In the middle third of Stephen King’s epic tale, the survivors of the Captain Tripps superflu make their way to Boulder, Colorado to form a new society. To the West, Randall Flagg rallies an army in Las Vegas with dark intent. In episode 168, Luke & James grapple with the brutal realities on display in a post-apocalyptic world and react to losing one of their absolute favorites. Each of the main characters are revisited: Nick Andros, Stuart Redman, Frannie Goldsmith, Larry Underwood, Harold Lauder, and Randall Flagg, as well as a few new arrivals, like Nadine Cross, The Trashcan Man, and Tom Cullen. Join them next week when they react to the first 5 episodes of the CBS All-Access series! Become a Patron to access exclusive content: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram (@inktofilm) Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Nnedi Okorafor’s essay “Stephen King’s Super-Duper Magical Negroes”

Our weekly coverage of The Stand on CBS All Access continues! Join Losers Randall Colburn, Michael Roffman, McKenzie Gerber, and Jenn Adams as they lace up and walk 800 miles to Las Vegas. Along the way, they discuss that wonderful needle drop from the No. 1 band of all time Radiohead, Owen Teague's victory lap, the creepiest portrayal of Sin City, and Randall Flagg's sexy ass. Yes, there are Easter eggs. Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon

On this episode of the Fandom Hybrid Podcast, Hanako and Anthony discuss episode 5 of The Stand. We are now at the halfway point of the story, and we finally get a look at what Randall Flagg's followers are doing in New Vegas. Tom Cullen is successfully hiding in plain sight, while Dayna's ignorance of the definition of the phrase "low-key" raises a lot of questions. Harold takes in the "news" of Teddy's death with mixed reactions. Fran sets a plan into motion with unexpected results. Nadine tries to change her tune. Larry is forced to make some hard choices. Dayna comes face-to-face with the Dark Man. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fandomhybridpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fandomhybridpodcast/support

On this episode of the Fandom Hybrid Podcast, Hanako and Anthony discuss episode 5 of The Stand. We are now at the halfway point of the story, and we finally get a look at what Randall Flagg’s followers are doing … Continue reading →

Stephen King’s apocalyptic epic is one of his most well-known novels, but how does it hold up in the time of COVID-19? In episode 167, Luke & James kick off Ink to Film’s fifth season with the first 1/3rd of the iconic novel. Each of the characters main characters are discussed, including Stuart Redman, Nick Andros, Frannie Goldsmith, Larry Underwood, Lloyd Henried, and the Walking Dude himself, Randall Flagg. Join them next week for part two! Become a Patron to access exclusive content: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram (@inktofilm) Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads  

Our weekly coverage of The Stand on CBS All Access continues! Join Losers Randall Colburn, Dan Caffrey, Mel Kassel, and McKenzie Gerber as they oscillate between Boulder and Sin City in breakneck fashion. Together, they discuss the introduction of Ezra Miller's Trashcan Man, the best scene with Randall Flagg thus far, and that explosive ending. Yes, there are Easter eggs. Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon

Marnell and Dianne review episode 2 of the 2020-21 reboot of Stephen King's The Stand. M-O-O-N and that spells Randall Flagg! Learn more, subscribe, or contact us at www.southgatemediagroup.com.   You can write to us at southgatemediagroup@gmail.com and let us know what you think.  Be sure to rate us and review the episode.  It really helps other people find us.  Thanks!   Follow us on Twitter at @biterspodcast  Biters on YouTube  http://bit.ly/2lt2VjX Email biterspodcast@gmail.com Facebook.com/BitersPodcast Instagram.com/biterspodcast Webpage  www.southgatemediagroup.com/nuffsaidpodcast Please consider supporting our network https://www.patreon.com/SouthgateMediaGroup Get a Biters T-Shirt at Tee Public with this link  http://shrsl.com/t5aj SHOW HOSTS: Dianne Maythorne, Marnell Steiner SHOW EDITOR: Dianne Maythorne PRODUCER: Rob Southgate

Our Best Reads of 2020 In this episode, we talk about our best reads in 2020, Trey does his Randall Flagg impersonation, Dean tells us what he really thinks about the rain, and Sarah remembers the days before “the cable times.” Cast Hosted by Dean Karpowicz, with Daniel Becker, Sarah Willis and Trey Bourn. Content 3:46: Oryx and Crake, Atwood Trey: “I don't want to read The Stand. I'm living it!” Dean: “Wait, The Brat Pack was in The Stand?” 9:51: Tales of the City, Maupin “My mom is from the Age of Cable! –Sarah 19:25: Reality is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World, McGonigal “When you have a six year old, doors are not a thing.” –Dean 24:49: All the Pieces Matter: The Inside Story of the Wire, Abrams | The Chris Farley Show: A Biography in Three Acts, Farley, et. al. Trey: “Love can provide the persistence and grit to get you through.” Dean: “We love you, Trey.” 29:58: Binti, Okorafor Recursion, Crouch. “You mean Back to the Future is totally bullshit? –Ant Man (special guest) 34:08: The Cruel Prince Trilogy, Holly Black “Oh, God. They're gonna kill Chewy!” –Trey 19:25: Six of Crows, Bardugo “Dandelion was just a goober!” –Dean

Glen, Larry, and Ralph arrive in Las Vegas and make their final stand against Randall Flagg.

In Chapter 67 things are unraveling quickly for Randall Flagg, while a familiar face appears to guide Tom east.  Check out thecircleopens.com for more about The Stand and the podcast!

We look at the origins of The Stand, a post-apocalyptic nightmare after Captain Trips, a virulent influenza, has killed off most of the world's population. An epic battle ensues between good and evil, personified by two memorable characters, one of whom, Randall Flagg, makes his first awful appearance, though it won't be the last in King's novels. We cover the difficulty of producing the work and where it fits in King's legacy. We also review his book On Writing, part-memoir, part how-to guide, and read some sections on being a hack, stupid criticism, and why to write. We also talk about some dogs. Also F-bomb alert. Even if you're not a King reader, I think you'll get something out of this episode.A link to the audio of King reading from The Stand about how a virus spreads:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwN5vYGiZws&feature=youtu.beThoughts? Comments? Potshots? Contact the show at:https://www.discreetguide.com/Follow the host on Twitter:@DiscreetGuideThe host on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkcrittenden/

50 miles from Boulder, Lucy and Larry discuss an unraveling Nadine, who continues to feel drawn to her dark bridegroom, Randall Flagg. 

In Chapter 39, Randall Flagg hands Lloyd the key to his freedom... in exchange for a promise.  

Come meet Randall Flagg, the dark man, as he readies himself for his rebirth in the midst of civilization's destruction. Intro/Outro: Project Blue by WG Snuffy Walden

A little bit about a whole lot of things in this short, solo Mini-Episode. Creepshow is abut to premiere on Netflix ... there's a very recognizable name who's been chosen to play big, bad Randall Flagg in the remake of The Stand ... there are brand new trailers for In the Tall Grass and Castle Rock, and there's even loose talk about a possible IT Number Three from someone who might actually know a thing 'r two about evil clowns. All that and more in this week's Mini-Episode!

Come with me to meet Larry Underwood as we take a deep dive into chapter 5 of The Stand. I also talk a little about the Doctor Sleep trailer, and who I mentally cast in my head as Randall Flagg when I'm reading The Stand. Chapter 5 Intro/Outro: Project Blue by WG Snuffy Walden

Tadd and Peter come in to the year 2016 (1/2016 1+2+16=19 Ka or Kaka it should be a good month and year), and in the beginning they finally start talking about The Ending! The Crimson King, The Tower, The Horn, Patrick, The Epilogue, The Coda and of course more discussion in the ever present question of Randall Flagg good or bad. The Palaver gets into interpretations and theories as well as the very nature of the Tower itself. Join in the palaver in just the tip of the iceberg for the ending as this will be the first Palaver about the ending but certainly not the last. So grab a seat at the Golgotha, grab a Gunslinger burrito and join in the Palaver. There will be rain if God wills it.