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C. Robert Cargill

C. Robert Cargill

American screenwriter and novelistWikipedia

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Oct 5, 2026

Scott WeinbergHOST
0:08
And why is it special? Because I'm sitting down with a friend to discuss movies.
Scott WeinbergHOST
0:12
But this one is a little extra special because it's my returning guest and old friend C. Robert Cargill.
Scott WeinbergHOST
0:19
who is able to talk about anything from Megaforce to Battle Beyond the Stars to yesterday's Blockbuster.
Scott WeinbergHOST
0:27
But today, we're here to discuss something very different.
Scott WeinbergHOST
0:30
What's up, Cargill? How are you, man?
C. Robert CargillGUEST
0:32
Hey, doing all right.
C. Robert CargillGUEST
0:34
How about yourself?
C. Robert CargillGUEST
3:01
And I was the first one to buzz in and said, Sinister 2, crowd went nuts.
Ken NapzokHOST
3:06
at the bottom and no no supplies okay and then in the morning when we went out to get coffee he was gone and we're like was he even there was he a ghost kind of weird so i feel you on that
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
3:17
yeah it's fun it's fun though very happy to be here uh having a great time on the uh roadshow tour for our horror film uh dead media we got a great screening coming up tonight in portland i love this city so i'm very very happy to be here and then uh one more screening in palm springs and then a couple back in los angeles
Ken NapzokHOST
3:33
Love it, love it.
Ken NapzokHOST
3:34
And shout out to all the Force Center friends who've come out and seen the film when they can, right? You've met a few, I'm
MarkHOST
18:05
No, no.
MarkHOST
18:06
The same two people who wrote the first Black Phone, which was C. Robert Cargill and Scott Derrickson, they wrote the screenplay.
MarkHOST
18:13
Joe Hill just wrote the short story for the first one that was based on.
MarkHOST
18:16
But Joe Hill did have some input into this one as well.
Mike SnoonianHOST
27:43
It's also like this would have been like 2018, 2019.
Mike SnoonianHOST
27:47
That is when like Derrickson and Robert Cargill are working.
Mike SnoonianHOST
27:52
As far as I remember, they're deep in development of their second Doctor Strange movie, which they got removed from and Sam Raimi took it over.
Mike SnoonianHOST
28:02
But that was supposed to be a horror movie, straight up like Doctor Strange and Marvel were going to do their first quote-unquote horror movie.
BrianNARRATOR
3:36
Let's talk about Sinister, because apparently moving house isn't stressful enough, so our hero decides to investigate a box of creepy home movies he finds in the attic.
BrianNARRATOR
3:47
Released in 2012, Sinister is a supernatural horror film directed by Scott Derrickson, who co-wrote it with C. Robert Cargill.
BrianNARRATOR
3:56
It stars Ethan Hawke, alongside Juliet Rylance, Fred Thompson, James Ransom, Claire Foley and Michael Hall D'Addario.
BrianNARRATOR
4:06
The story follows a struggling true crime writer who moves his family into a new home, hoping to find inspiration for his next book.
Heath LambertHOST
16:26
And I kind of do.
Heath LambertHOST
16:28
But, man, I would love to see what that Doctor Strange sequel that's got Derrickson and Robert Cargill, his primary writing partner, who did this one and also did Sinister Black Phone, other stuff.
Heath LambertHOST
16:52
the sequel they had planned for this with nightmare as the villain that was going to lean more into being a straight up Marvel sort of first straight up horror movie, you know, and the talk at the time was that, you know, Marvel got, cause it was cited as creative differences or whatever that he left.
Carrie Claypool LambertHOST
17:16
And I think the assumption at the time was that Marvel bulk that having like Hey, it's Disney.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:15
If brains were bird shit, he'd always have a clean cage.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:19
Mr. C. Robert Cargill.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:21
Hi.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:21
How's it going, man?
JustinHOST
27:02
Man.
MikeHOST
27:03
And then he lost for writing to C. Robert Cargill, who wrote the screenplay for Black Phone.
MikeHOST
27:08
Wrong.
JustinHOST
27:09
Yeah.
Alan CernyHOST
13:05
which is Scott Derrickson, director of Doctor Strange's new film.
Alan CernyHOST
13:10
He's co-wrote the script with C. Robert Cargill, who's a friend of mine.
Alan CernyHOST
13:13
And I wanted to be there to support the movie and see it.
Alan CernyHOST
13:16
And in the meantime, I saw a couple of other movies there as well.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:33
That's right, this is the weekly Colton Explanation Filmcast, so good, it must be heaven sent.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:38
I am your host, Brian Salisbury, and I'm joined, as per usual, by my friend and co-host, he is a novelist, he is a screenwriter, a lieutenant of Megaforce, he's on uppers, he's insane, and he just got out of jail, Mr. C. Robert Cargill.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:50
Hi.
Brian SalisburyHOST
1:50
Hi.

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