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This film just leaped to the top of my must see list. I was curious as to how they would flesh the Stephen King short story out (30 pages at most) and it looks like they made some good decisions regarding the backstory.
This film just leaped to the top of my must see list. I was curious as to how they would flesh the Stephen King short story out (30 pages at most) and it looks like they made some good decisions regarding the backstory.
ccosborne3 Wrote:movies.yahoo.com/feature/1408.html;_ylt=AuhFABVJLtY3GifTChDmOo1fVXcA
This film just leaped to the top of my must see list. I was curious as to how they would flesh the Stephen King short story out (30 pages at most) and it looks like they made some good decisions regarding the backstory.
Ooooh, looks nifty and I love John Cusack.
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ccosborne3 Wrote:movies.yahoo.com/feature/1408.html;_ylt=AuhFABVJLtY3GifTChDmOo1fVXcAThat does look pretty cool. I'm skeptical of anything that gets "fleshed out" because I think horror comes in NOT knowing. I hardly remember the short story so I'll have to reread it. I liked pretty much everything in Everything's Eventual. My favorite is probably the title story. All That You Love Will Be Carried Away is exceptional but I doubt it is filmable. Autopsy Room Four seems like the inspiration for Room 6 by the trailers (though I haven't seen it).
This film just leaped to the top of my must see list. I was curious as to how they would flesh the Stephen King short story out (30 pages at most) and it looks like they made some good decisions regarding the backstory.
I recently saw Riding the Bullet, and I thought it was pretty decent. It had that creepy, nostalgic feel to it.
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The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
