Categorie: Stephen King Movie Marathon
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: Salem’s Lot (2024)
Review: Ben Mears, a writer, returns to his hometown Jerusalem’s Lot aka The Lot, where he grew up until his parents died in a car crash. After all these years he returns to discover something has changed. The Marsten House, a huge house on top of the hill looking over town, has been sold after…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: The Boogeyman (Short 1982)
Review: This movie was made via Stephen King’s “Dollar Baby” program, where he sold the non-exclusive rights to one of his stories (from the collection Night Shift) to independent filmmakers for $1. That doesn’t mean that this makes for a good short movie. Because honestly it had bad lighting, the actors mumbled instead of talking…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: Creepshow 1 (1982)
Review: Based upon a graphic novel Stephen King wrote that was illustrated by Bernie Wrightson, who would later return to do illustrations for King’s novel ‘Cycle of the Werewolf’, King would work together to adapt the graphic novel into this anthology movie, directed by George A. Romero. In total there are five stories in this…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: The shining (1980)
Review: As movie adaptations go, especially Stephen King adaptations, this is one has been very much talked about in the past 44 years, since its release in 1980! Stephen King hated it, the late Shelley Duvall (who recently passed away) was bullied by Kubrick while filming and almost left… The movie had its issues… and…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: Salem’s Lot (1979)
Plot: (from IMDB) The successful writer Benjamin “Ben” Mears returns to his hometown Salem’s Lot, Maine, expecting to write a new novel about the Marsten House. Ben believes that the manor is an evil house that attracts evil men since the place has many tragic stories and Ben saw a ghostly creature inside the house…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: Carrie (1976)
Review: So I decided to do a Stephen King Movie Marathon in 2024. It’ll probably take me a lot of months and I might not be able to see/find all the movies/miniseries but I’ll do my best… and where better to start than at the beginning: with Carrie! Carrie was King’s first novel, he almost…
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