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Mick Garris: Talks Stephen King, '70s Prog-Rock, & Music Journalism
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08/07/23
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Writer-director Mick Garris joins Staci on this episode to fill us in on his appearance in the new comprehensive Stephen King documentary, King Onscreen, but he also gives a glimpse into his background in music—he started as a teenage journalist, who interviewed Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and The Moody Blues, to name a few. Mick also reveals how he first started working with Stephen King in the capacity of film director, and delves into how integral rock music has been to his many collaborations with the master of horror, which include Sleepwalkers, The Stand, and Bag of Bones.
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