Bob Clark
American film director and screenwriterWikipedia
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Search complete. 111 mentions across 43 episodes found for "Bob Clark".
Nov 1, 2026
CBB Presents the Bear Cave of Terror - Ep. 63 - Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)
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61:09Jeffrey HoffmanGUEST
Like very, two very different movies.
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61:13Jeffrey HoffmanGUEST
And it's like Bob Clark with doing a Christmas story and doing black Christmas.
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61:19Jeffrey HoffmanGUEST
Like they're two very different movies that a director that is very famous and known for something that everybody knows Bob Clark.
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61:30Jeffrey HoffmanGUEST
Probably for a Christmas story.
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61:32Jeffrey HoffmanGUEST
But horror fans know Black Christmas.
5th Annual Halloween Episode! | Ep. 206
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37:06BlakeHOST
But Black Christmas was actually the film that inspired John Carpenter's Halloween.
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37:13BlakeHOST
Director Bob Clark, who was also the director of A Christmas Story.
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37:19BlakeHOST
and years after the movie came out it's wild I know wild years after the movie came out Carpenter asked Bob Clark if he planned on making a sequel to this movie.
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37:29BlakeHOST
And he was like, no, I don't want to do a sequel.
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37:31BlakeHOST
But he did give a hypothetical pitch for a sequel if he had one.
Plaid Stallions 132: Demonic Movies
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56:41Brian HeilerHOST
Isn't
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56:43Jason LenziHOST
there that Bob Clark one? Young guy comes back from Vietnam kind of thing in the neighborhood.
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56:51Jason LenziHOST
Death Dream? Is that what that is?
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56:54Brian HeilerHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
John Carpenter "Halloween Theme (Main Title)"
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14:45Theo BeidlerHOST
He could have never made anything again.
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14:50Theo BeidlerHOST
Some say that John stole the idea from Bob Clark, who wrote and directed the movie Black Christmas in 1974.
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14:55Theo BeidlerHOST
Oh, yeah.
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14:57Theo BeidlerHOST
It's about a motiveless killer murdering students at a university sorority house.
Duncan Birmingham - HORROR FILM SPECIAL - Episode 453
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45:20Duncan BirminghamGUEST
I'd seen it before and really liked it.
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45:22Duncan BirminghamGUEST
I think it's Canadian Bob Clark slasher movie about a killer in a sorority house.
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45:28Duncan BirminghamGUEST
But and I liked it.
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45:30Duncan BirminghamGUEST
And then and then the Blu-ray was like magnificent, looked really cool.
The Iron List #82 | The Best Horror Movies of the 1970s!
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69:21Witney SeiboldHOST
And see some of this stuff for the first time.
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69:24Witney SeiboldHOST
So that's my choice is Bob Clark's Black Christmas.
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69:27Witney SeiboldHOST
That's a great movie.
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69:29Witney SeiboldHOST
Yeah.
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74:19William BibbianiHOST
It is about the way men victimize women and the way men treat women as... things and it's so it's but it does so without feeling like we're indulging in a misogynistic fantasy which some movies fall into the trap of in order to portray a misogynistic killer we must luxuriate in the misogynistic horror no no no this is scary but is abundantly clear that these women are fully formed Interesting characters with real personalities, with their own hopes and dreams, and every time something bad happens to one of them, it is A, scary, B, a fucking tragedy.
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75:01Ryan ReynoldsADVERTISER
Mm-hmm.
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75:02William BibbianiHOST
Bob Clark had such a weird fucking career because he started off making some really fucking fascinating horror movies.
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75:09William BibbianiHOST
And then he made, like, A Christmas Story.
Red Fog Radio Episode 9: A Private Screening With Canadian Filmmaker Lee Lawson
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51:24BrianHOST
Yeah, the original.
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51:25BrianHOST
So there's a director from Canada, Bob Clark.
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51:28BrianHOST
I don't know if you know who Bob Clark is.
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51:30BrianHOST
No.
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51:30BrianHOST
So he did Black Christmas, which some people consider that one of the earliest slasher films, if not one of the first slasher films.
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52:02RodHOST
Yeah,
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52:02BrianHOST
yeah, yeah.
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52:03BrianHOST
And this is Bob Clark, a Canadian director.
Over the Top (1987) (Episode #202)
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39:50Scott WeinbergHOST
Here we go.
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39:51Scott WeinbergHOST
Over the top or Judd Nelson, John Hurt, Ray Walston, Elizabeth Perkins, Darren McGavin, David Allen Greer, In Bob Clark's From the Hip.
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40:03Scott WeinbergHOST
I have not seen this movie, so I guess I'll go over the top.
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40:06Scott WeinbergHOST
A weird legal comedy.
Special Report: Best Served Cold (2026)
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37:37Mike MalloyGUEST
Adult movies, dramas, coming home being the big drama,
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37:44Mike WhiteHOST
but And what's the Bob Clark movie with the son coming home who's basically a zombie?
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37:50Eric ZaldivarGUEST
Death Dream.
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37:51Eric ZaldivarGUEST
That's the one that I was thinking that was horror.
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37:56Eric ZaldivarGUEST
But that one more specifically is horror.
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37:58Eric ZaldivarGUEST
Yeah, Death Dream.
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37:59Eric ZaldivarGUEST
And it also goes by Dead of Night, which makes things very confusing because Bob Clark already made a Dead of Night.
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38:04Eric ZaldivarGUEST
You tell me.
Sleuth-Hound (Season Finale of Beach Reads)
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30:42Gavin WhiteheadHOST
Christopher Plummer plays Sherlock Holmes and endows him with a level of compassion that just we never see in Holmes.
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30:50Gavin WhiteheadHOST
It's legitimately an amazing movie directed by Bob Clark.
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30:54Gavin WhiteheadHOST
I highly recommend it.
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30:55Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
Oh, my gosh.
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