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In reply to the discussion: what Stephen King novel or short story unsettled you the most? Mine are "It" and "Stand By Me" [View all]debm55
(60,699 posts)63. Thank you sheshe2. King uses emotional and psychological elements in his books. Much like Hitchcock. I don't watch blood
and guts movies. But I do like the raw emotion that both use. I fixed my post. I kept hearing the song. thank you for your videos too.
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what Stephen King novel or short story unsettled you the most? Mine are "It" and "Stand By Me" [View all]
debm55
Sep 2024
OP
Thank you 3catwoman3,, I am okay with posters telling me their feelings It's okay
debm55
Sep 2024
#11
Thank you ,Docreed about Pet Semetary. I read the book and saw the movie. I was more frightened of the movie.
debm55
Sep 2024
#15
I am so sorry that you went through that as a teen I had my own demons so I know where you are coming from. Times have
debm55
Sep 2024
#22
The Stand By Me was very much like my life. The only thing that got to me was the boys crossing the railroad bridge.
debm55
Sep 2024
#31
Thank you sheshe2. King uses emotional and psychological elements in his books. Much like Hitchcock. I don't watch blood
debm55
Sep 2024
#63
Thank you Elessar Zappa. Me too. Never watched the movie or read the book again.
debm55
Sep 2024
#33
Thank you subterranean. I don't think a alot of King's books are able to effectively make the switch to the big screen.
debm55
Sep 2024
#34
I read it and saw the movie, I don't like gore or horror. That book was very scarey. I had the same reaction.
debm55
Sep 2024
#35
thank you Shermann. I agree with you. It was layer upon layer of fears. But it was not gory. King is such a great .
debm55
Sep 2024
#36
I only read "The Dead Zone" and "Carrie". "Dead Zone" was creepier. King has said donald trump is the
mucifer
Sep 2024
#51
Oh yeah, the Shining - Jack Nicholson and Shelly DuVal were perfectly cast.
OAITW r.2.0
Sep 2024
#55
Once was watching Stephen King movies on YouTube around Halloween and up came "Big Driver."
betsuni
Sep 2024
#74
Read your post, You said that you couldn't get it out of your mind and you were very upset, that is what I was
debm55
Sep 2024
#96
Thank you Jeebo. I did't like Pet Sematary either, I like thrillers as Hitchcock made and the ones King wrote. Do not
debm55
Sep 2024
#80