SHV - S06E11 - Cigarette Burns (2005)

It is time to say farewell to season 6 and our journey into the life and career of John Carpenter with his 2005 Masters Of Horror episode "Cigarette Burns" starring Norman Reedus and Udo Kier. We'll also briefly cover Carpenters work and life from 1998 to 2005, and then from 2005 to the present and give our final thoughts on the impact of Carpenter on our lives and on film at large. Enjoy this season finale available on all major podcast providers! 

Seeking Human Victims returns with Season 7 - Aquatic Horror Beach Party - Episode 1 - JAWS (1975)  on July 6th.

SHV - S06E10 - Vampires (1998)

This week on Seeking Human Victims, we continue our "John Carpenter Terror Timeline" season as we look at Escape From LA and it's reception and how 1998's Vampires came out of that just as JC was about to call it quits on filmmaking and gave him a new spark once again as he finally got to make that Western he'd so longed for.  We look at a solid ensemble cast, the polarizing but memorable performance of James Woods, and how this was in many ways John's gnarly, visceral and hyper gory answer to the recent popularity of "Interview With A Vampire." among others. 

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SHV - S06E09 - VIllage Of The Damned (1995)

We're back on The John Carpenter Terror Timeline with an all new episode of the Seeking Human Victims podcast! After taking a break to cover Chattanooga Film Festival, we return tackling Carpenter's 2nd remake of a film from his childhood. We learn how this was a rare positive experience working for a major studio , not to mention in a film that starred Superman and Luke Skywalker! (And was also Chrisopher Reeve's final role before his tragic accident.) Village Of The Damned. PLUS - Special Musical Guest: POLTERGEIST returns with his new song "Norman" - Follow him on social media @poltergeist_od. 

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SHV - S06E08 - In The Mouth Of Madness (1995)

Do you read Sutter Cain? What about Stephen King? HP Lovecraft? This film gives us a little taste of all of the above as we continue the John Carpenter Terror Timeline with 1995's In The Mouth Of Madness starring Sam Neil. We look at yet another example of the horror master just being far too ahead of it's time. We'll deconstruct the casting, the shooting and discuss why we think this is one of the finest HP Lovecraft adaptations ever put to film... even if it isn't even an actual Lovecraft adaptation, but Carpenter's third entry in his own self titled "Apocalypse Trilogy". 



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