Paul G. Tremblay on A Knock at the Cabin, Stephen King, and The Pallbearers Club

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The Stacks: What We're Reading in March 2026 and the Latest in Horror Fiction

Randall, Mike, Sammie, and Ashley are back in the Stacks to preview March and April's new horror books — including Daniel Kraus' Partially Devoured — and share some non-spoilery takes on what they're currently reading, watching, and listening to. In between, they talk UFOs, sicko ...  Show more

Stephen King's The Pop of King EW Column: 2005

In June 2023, The Losers' Club began discussing Stephen King's EW column The Pop of King on their Patreon. What was initially going to be one full-length episode has since become a subsection of The Stephen King Archives that sees the gang dedicating one episode to one full year' ...  Show more

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