Five years after the TV-movie based on the Stephen King story was unleashed, a more gruesome sequel was released and thanks to the late Alexis Arquette, this is one hoot of a underrated horror film. Jon Porter is a therapist who has just learned that his mother has died. Taking his daughter Michelle with him, […]Read Post ›
Three insane tales make up this very exciting sequel that focuses on three short stories by the legendary Stephen King, who makes a cameo in one of the tales. The Creep has returned with his stash of comic books, which features some very creepy tales. A young boy, Billy, is more than excited about the […]Read Post ›
The long-awaited reboot of the Stephen King novel has arrived and it is one to truly call a worthy one thanks to a very creepy yet powerful performance from Bill Skårsgard. In the small town of Derry, Maine, kids have been disappearing and would never be found. One of those kids is young George Denbrough, […]Read Post ›
Stephen King’s demonic car comes to life in this exciting John Carpenter-directed thriller. In 1957, a red Plymouth Fury is built. However, on the assembly line, two accidents are caused, killing one of the victims. Twenty-one years later, Arnie Cunningham is a young nerdy high schooler who is bullied both in school and at home. […]Read Post ›
Next to playing Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Tim Curry’s second iconic role would be in this two-part mini-series based on one of Stephen King’s most terrifying novels to date. In the year 1960 in the small town of Derry, a group of youngsters find themselves being bullied by a gang of greasers. They become known as the […]Read Post ›
1976, Red Bank Films Director: Brian De Palma Producer: Paul Monash Writers: Stephen King (original novel) Lawrence D. Cohen (screenplay) Cinematography: Mario Tosi Editing: Paul Hirsch Cast: Sissy Spacek (Carrie White) Piper Laurie (Margaret White) Amy Irving (Sue Snell) William Katt (Tommy Ross) John Travolta (Billy Nolan) Nancy Allan (Chris Hargensen) Betty Buckley (Miss Collins) […]Read Post ›
