Adjust your tracking for this review of a direct to VHS series!

Title:	The Night Shift Collection: The Woman in the Room, The Boogeyman, and Disciples of the Crow
Rating:	NR
Running Time:	88
Release Date:	1982, 1983
Director:	Frank Darabont (The Woman in the Room), Jeffrey C. Schiro (The Boogeyman), John Woodward (Disciples of the Crow)
Writer(s):	Frank Darabont (The Woman in the Room), Jeffrey C. Schiro (The Boogeyman), John Woodward (Disciples of the Crow)
Starring:	Michael Cornelison, Dee Croxton, Michael Read, Bert Linder, Eleese Lester, Gabriel Folse
Company:	Republic Pictures

Stephen King has over 50 feature films based on his writings. But beyond the feature films are hundreds of student-made short films based on King's short stories, completely authorized by the author. In an attempt to help student filmmakers King sells non-exclusive rights for one dollar; he calls these films his "Dollar Babies." As part of the contract these films can not be distributed or sold; however, in the 1980s three Dollar Babies were renegotiated and saw professional release. On a direct-to-VHS series called The Night Shift Collection student adaptations of King's short stories "Children of the Corn" (title changed to Disciples of the Crow for film), "The Boogeyman", and "The Woman in the Room" were distributed--the last title directed by Frank Darabont, who would go on to direct professional King adaptations The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and The Mist! So join Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart as they go back to school and review The Night Shift Collection

Explicit: This is an uncensored podcast which may contain strong language and adult content that is not appropriate for all ages. This podcast may also contains spoilers including plot or ending details.

Arnie is also reviewing all the original King Night Shift short stories at the Books & Nachos podcast! Head there now to hear reviews of the short stories on which these films were based.