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Joe Hill

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Sep 11, 2026

Marcus ParksHOST
1:43
When I look at this, I can't even r- r- I can't even believe who we got to talk to this year.
Marcus ParksHOST
1:48
We got to talk to the Philippou brothers, Ryan Coogler, Zach Cregger, Kane Parsons, Stephen King, Joe Hill, Robert Englund, and you're about to hear selections from all of them.
Marcus ParksHOST
1:56
Yeah.
Marcus ParksHOST
1:57
That's right.

1 HR 8 MINS LATER

Stephen KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:25
Rise from your grave.
speaker_12HOST
70:27
Okay.
speaker_12HOST
70:27
We interviewed Joe Hill, uh, author Joe Hill few months ago.
Marcus ParksHOST
70:31
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
24:12
She has a deep background in this space, having co-created the supernatural Netflix series Lock and Key.
speaker_1HOST
24:18
Which was a brilliant adaptation of the comic book series by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez.
speaker_0HOST
24:22
Yeah, so she intimately knows how to handle complex, rule-based, magical world building.
speaker_1HOST
24:28
But if we connect this to the broader mechanics of adaptation we've been discussing, we have to ask the structural question.
ScottHOST
16:29
football player you know sports star but he's got both it must be difficult um if you are always trying to get out of that especially like with a very recognizable surname a little bit different if like your parents operate with a stage name or a fake name or something along those lines but um yeah beckham there's the argument there that if you want to do your own thing you change your name you know to try and create that separation
CarloHOST
16:54
Joe Hill.
CarloHOST
16:55
Yeah.
ScottHOST
16:57
Yeah.
ScottHOST
16:57
Yeah.
ScottHOST
16:58
Yeah.
ScottHOST
17:00
Joe Hill, like Magnus is using Farrell as his last name.
ScottHOST
17:04
Once again, I don't know anyone else that has that last name.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
2:45
It is a very chunky tome.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
2:47
It is King Sorrow by Joe Hill, son of Stephen King.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
2:53
Oh.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
2:54
It is his most recent novel.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
3:44
But due to the fine print, he now demands a sacrifice every Easter or else he's going to kill them.
Miles Reid-LobatoHOST
3:53
And thus the plot escalates from there.
Charlie Etheridge-NunnHOST
3:58
Okay, I've only read a couple of Joe Hill books.
Charlie Etheridge-NunnHOST
4:03
For some reason, I always feel like, what if Stephen King plus kind of Dark Horse?
MitchHOST
55:04
Right.
MitchHOST
55:04
But right now, like, I am balls deep in that Joe Hill book.
BrandonHOST
55:11
Oh, yeah.
BrandonHOST
55:12
Yeah.
BrandonHOST
57:33
I wonder what that.
BrandonHOST
57:34
Yeah, that's weird.
MitchHOST
57:37
And I was like, okay, well, and the thing that Joe Hill does is a thing that his dad does and it irritates the piss out of me.
MitchHOST
57:46
Right.
speaker_4HOST
39:30
How does the apocalypse evolve and how do new voices engage with the towering legacy of the genre's pioneers? The final book on Urquhart's list represents this perfectly.
speaker_4HOST
39:40
It is a novel titled King Sorrow, published in 2025, written by Joe Hill.
speaker_5HOST
39:45
Ah, King Sorrow.
speaker_4HOST
39:46
Now, the Collider article makes sure to highlight a piece of biographical context that is impossible to ignore and which completely frames the inclusion of this book on the list.
speaker_4HOST
39:55
joe hill is stephen king's son
speaker_5HOST
39:59
carrying the surname of the man who practically invented the modern horror epic while choosing to write within that very same genre is an unimaginably heavy creative burden i can't even imagine the expectations placed upon joe hill by the readership are monolithic
speaker_4HOST
40:14
the pressure must be immense
speaker_5HOST
40:16
yeah
Richard KrauseHOST
12:24
He tweets about them all the time, it seems.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
12:28
Yeah, that began, I think it was around 2010 that I found out that the editor that I had in New York One of her writers that she edited was a fellow named Joe Hill.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
12:48
And she said, oh, yeah, Joe recommended this book because his dad had recommended it to him.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
12:56
And I thought, well, wait a minute.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
12:58
I know who Joe Hill is, and his real name is Joe King.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
13:02
His father is Stephen King.
Linwood BarclayGUEST
13:04
And so that's when I found out that he'd been reading the books and liked them.
GriffeyHOST
9:38
I think that's crucial.
GriffeyHOST
9:39
And now his son, Joe Hill, is going on and becoming a new iconic and prolific voice in horror.
GriffeyHOST
9:46
And he has a lot of that same kind of feel and vibe that his dad has, just through a younger lens, right? So, again, it's...
GriffeyHOST
9:53
It's so rare.

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GriffeyHOST
31:11
That one just is hitting on all of a sudden.
GriffeyHOST
31:12
And then you get the great Tom Atkins wraparound, where he's just like the shithead dad.
GriffeyHOST
31:17
And the little kid with the comic book, Stephen King's son, Joe Hill.
HeathHOST
31:21
Oh,
Erin A. CraigGUEST
33:01
But I remember I was on stage and like all the stage lights are, you know, on, on me and everything.
Erin A. CraigGUEST
33:05
And I was reading Joe Hill's The Heart Shaped Box, which is terrifying.
Erin A. CraigGUEST
33:09
scribbled out eye ghosts and everything.
Erin A. CraigGUEST
33:10
And this was already kind of slightly freaked out, but this was what I had chosen to read that afternoon while walking around stage.
Matthew MurrayHOST
23:25
So the other thing, criteria, is that often these books are exceptionally long.
Matthew MurrayHOST
23:31
I started reading The Fireman by Joe Hill, which is like 750 pages long.
Matthew MurrayHOST
23:36
And I got up to page 89 and characters were still using cell phones.
Matthew MurrayHOST
23:42
And I'm just like, oh, this is like the first, I don't know, half of this book or something is like clearly apocalyptic and not post-apocalyptic.

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