Over the decades, horror writer Stephen King has been a steady source of inspiration for movies and TV. Which trademark found in adaptations of his works is your favorite?
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Posted 8 months ago
The only thing I remember from the books written Stephen King that I have read ( The Shawshank Redemption and Apt Pupil) is that they are set in Maine
Fun Fact: Kurt Dussander knew Andy Dufresne, the two-story aren't just in the same state, they are also in the same Universe, I can't sound dumb if you just read that they are both in the same universe because as far as we there is only one universe. Anyway, I mean that the two books could have been not related to each other, but Kurt Dussander told to the boy (I forgot it, and I'm too lazy to google "annoying character in Stephen King's novels"). Basically, he told him that Andy was he banker in which that the books are in the same coherent universe.
PS: Don't tell me that "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Apt Pupil" aren't book. I know that the title of the actual book is "Different Seasons", but again I'm too lazy to google translate what we call in french "Nouvelles".
Fun Fact: Kurt Dussander knew Andy Dufresne, the two-story aren't just in the same state, they are also in the same Universe, I can't sound dumb if you just read that they are both in the same universe because as far as we there is only one universe. Anyway, I mean that the two books could have been not related to each other, but Kurt Dussander told to the boy (I forgot it, and I'm too lazy to google "annoying character in Stephen King's novels"). Basically, he told him that Andy was he banker in which that the books are in the same coherent universe.
PS: Don't tell me that "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Apt Pupil" aren't book. I know that the title of the actual book is "Different Seasons", but again I'm too lazy to google translate what we call in french "Nouvelles".
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Depending on the definition the term is probably novella or short story.
Many of King's stories even take place in the same town, Castle Rock. It's nice that he uses the region he knows best and makes us familiar with it but I don't know if the interconnected universe serves a good purpose. Seems to be a writer's folly that demistyfies the horror.
Many of King's stories even take place in the same town, Castle Rock. It's nice that he uses the region he knows best and makes us familiar with it but I don't know if the interconnected universe serves a good purpose. Seems to be a writer's folly that demistyfies the horror.
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