Heidi Christopher Interview | Horror Writing, Book Adaptations & Top 5 | Scene Snobs Podcast Ep. 407
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Heidi Christopher Interview | Horror Writing, Book Adaptations & Top 5 | Scene Snobs Podcast Ep. 407
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About this listen
🩸 Heidi’s writing process and creative influences
📖 How horror novels translate to the screen
🔥 The fears that inspire her work—and the ones that stay buried PLUS:
📚 TOP 5 COUNTDOWN – Best Horror Book Adaptations
🎥 Mick’s Movie Picks – celebrating the legendary Robin Williams during the first half of January 2026
🎞️ These Classic Film Review and Does It Suck? selections were requested by our Patreon Member Bronson Wright-Wolfe
📚 A brand-new Film Definition with Mick
🎙️ Live audience interaction, horror talk, and deep-cut recommendations 🙏 Special thanks to our Patreon supporter Bronson Wright-Wolfe for helping shape our January programming.
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