The Fog • TCS-008

or: That Sounds a lot Better than the Nancy Loomis Crossover Graphic Novel I’m Reading Right Now Ahoy, maties! This week the Dudes batten down the hatches and try to weather the storm while gushing over John Carpenter’s 1980 throwback h

Episode 8 of the The Carpenter Shop: A John Carpenter Podcast podcast, hosted by War Starts at Midnight, titled "The Fog • TCS-008" was published on January 11, 2018 and runs 67 minutes.

January 11, 2018 ·67m · The Carpenter Shop: A John Carpenter Podcast

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or: That Sounds a lot Better than the Nancy Loomis Crossover Graphic Novel I’m Reading Right Now Ahoy, maties! This week the Dudes batten down the hatches and try to weather the storm while gushing over John Carpenter’s 1980 throwback horror classic, The Fog. SHOW NOTES 00:13:35 – Review – The Fog 00:53:20 – Beer Pairing: Puff by Sixpoint Brewery “Crime” – Sports 00:57:33 – Really Rad Recommendations Continue reading

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or: That Sounds a lot Better than the Nancy Loomis Crossover Graphic Novel I’m Reading Right Now

Ahoy, maties! This week the Dudes batten down the hatches and try to weather the storm while gushing over John Carpenter’s 1980 throwback horror classic, The Fog.

SHOW NOTES

00:13:35 – Review – The Fog 00:53:20 – Beer Pairing: Puff by Sixpoint Brewery “Crime” – Sports 00:57:33 – Really Rad Recommendations

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