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Stephen King = DFF #369

🕑 Added 2021-11-26 18:59:01 +0000 UTC

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Devourlord Asmodeus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56R3hU-fWZY&ab_channel=ERB

BNiven

Stephen king vs Edgar Allan Poe

The 1st Church of Keith David Presents, Dr DisRespect's Careless Whispers

Honey. I put that shit on a bacon, brie sandwich with walnuts and some thin apple slices. It's good for glazing meat and some veggies for BBQ. What I'm saying is, who know what the fuck he uses that honey for.

Ben T Dick

Shitty author I can’t understand any of his novels maybe I’m just retarded

J Allen

Shelly was a big girl she understood Kubrick was putting her in a certain mindset on purpose to elicit a better performance out of her. Now when it comes to why King disliked the Shining I think it's obvious that he was just mad because the success of Kubricks version of The Shinning eclipsed the success of his own.

DCLUVSPIE

I suspect Stephen King didn't like The Shining because of Kubrick's treatment of Shelly Duvall during the filming but I may be wrong...

YoOoOoOoO

i long loong epsode

Eric MacLean

It became clear to me you guys don't read much by King anymore, this was all about tv and movies. Kind of lacking when talking about an author. Is Paul too salty to read?

Marc Geener

Shakespeare vs King must happen now

kush gang

Great episode, Steven king is one of my favorite authors.

thepeasantchef

King Is Nightmare Gold

Chandler

Lol uploaded on Oct 13th tho... What if he had died?!

J Allen

I'm so glad this is a Patron episode 30 minutes isn't good enough for The King.

Dylan Whaley

The green mile is a great movie you pedantic faggot retards

David

Would love to see one on the series. Especially The Shining mini series. It gets a lot of shit, but I like it. The dude who plays Jack is good in the role and I like his slow descent into insanity, as well as his redemption. I like Wendy here too. Kid sucks though, aside from a few scenes. Dick Halloran is enjoyable and has more of a role than the film. That damn room 237/217 scene haunted my childhood. Special effects, especially the hedge animals is dreadful, but it's a product of the time on a 90's TV budget, so I can excuse it. I also love that the director clearly pays homage to Kubrick, replicating a few non-book scenes, pulled right from the film.

Rice&Beans

One of my favorite authors but for some reason a lot of his movie adaptations are better than his books. Except IT which my opinion is his magnum opus.