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"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
Should I give Bag of Bones another shot?
"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
If you could have a companion short story for a pre-existing novel, what novel would that be?
"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
The President
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Awesome.
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My Personal Superpowers
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In Children of the Corn (1984), the book "Night Shift"--where the original story was published--can be seen sitting on Burt & Vicky's dashboard. This is foreshadowing that the movie is a film within a film.
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What's are your favorite horror movie soundtrack(s)? Song?
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My wife waved at me cheerfully through the opening portal--she was laughing with immense ecstasy--as I waited in Purgatory for the destination portal to Mars open up behind me.
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James, on his fifth bottle of the night, clutched up with hazy excitement when he saw that he finally recieved a signal from space.
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After I got my hearing aids, I'm so glad I can finally navigate myself around my room efficiently, so I can turn off that damn toy monkey that sits on my shelf right across my bed that always seems to go off in the middle of the night.
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The Men had finally came back from the three year expedition on Venus, and the Scientist was clutching his chair in anticipation for the results.
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The Mother and her kids reeled in excitement as they turned the corner to the hall.
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Suggestions?
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King Hot Takes?
"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
Thoughts on new Desert video?
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Gilbert the Golfer - Short - 3 pages
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The Woodchipper - Feature - 68 pages
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Oh - Feature - 41 Pages
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If it wasn't The Shining, what's King story you would've liked to see Kubrick adapt?
"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
The Mist and Doctor Sleep
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How did Children of the Corn become a full on film series and not the Dark Tower?
"We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." -Stephen King (obviously). This sub is for all fans of American horror author Stephen King. We discuss books, movies, and social media presence. Share your King collections and discuss your favorite or most hated of his works. Be kind, be respectful.
Michael holds the knife he picks up as a kid at a 90 degree angle
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