Episode · The Charlie Kirk Show · 2026-10-31
Books mentioned on THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 148 — Eternal Boomer Cruises? Christian Horror Films? Hiding Your Vote?
The Thoughtcrime team reassembles to hit critical pre-election topics, including: -Why are people selling their homes to join a permanent worldwide cruise? -Are horror movies inherently Christian?
Jack Posobiec criticized It by Stephen King. Also mentioned: Dracula by Bram Stoker and others.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Dracula
Dracula is an 1897 epistolary novel by Bram Stoker that chronicles the vampire's attempt to move from Transylvania to England and his subsequent conflict with Abraham Van Helsing.
Discussed“so if you read the novel it's it's very clear that bram stoker is using a lot of like catholic theology in um in dracula and then inverts it like drinking the blood versus of jesus versus drinking the blood of the living for everlasting”
Where to get it
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It
It by Stephen King is a sprawling horror novel about a group of childhood friends who confront an evil entity that returns to terrorize their town.
Critiqued“what do you think i mean now again there is gore there are child deaths in that um the novel is it also famously includes a child sex scene written by stephen king who is disgusting for having written that”
Where to get it
