First Time Watching MISERY Reaction... It was CHILLING.
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- Watching MISERY for the first time!
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Kathy Bates took this role despite insane pushback from her agent and her friends. They told her it was an unplayable role and that it would put her in bad light in the industry. She, obviously, did it anyway. We're lucky she did.
“Fried Green Tomatoes” really cleanses the palate and makes you not as freaked out by her anymore.
This is the one she won the oscar for, correct?
@@marygarrison9882
Correct
@@cheezyfilmsproductions1842 and deservingly so
She's Kathy Bates, a god damn Jedi
Not giving the pig pats is the true horror of this movie.
Why would he give Annie pats, he couldn't stand her?
@@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time lmfao 🤣
Awwww she such a cute thing love her 😍🐷
I love how the pig was actually named Misery 🩷 🐷
What I really want to know is if the pig is happy
Kat - "There's another author in the next room" LOL. I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Same, best plot twist suggestion ever! 🤣
Lol yeah it's Stephen king 😂
Yeah, it made me laugh when she said it...
Not gonna lie, being a wheelchair user myself, this movie hits a little harder for me. Hard not to imagine myself in James Caan's position. Kathy was terrifying in this movie. And the fact that there actually are deranged fans like her out there in the world is scary!
Out of curiosity, Kat, would you ever consider doing horror-based TV series reactions? Something like The Haunting of Hill House?
i'm a little late, but i'd love to see that happening!
For a woman who hates horror movies, we'll make her a junkie of everything macabe before too long! 😊
Turns out Stephen King is as deranged as his worst characters.
I'm also in a wheelchair and instead of King's allegory of Annie being a parallel to drug addiction I put myself in Paul's situation and saw her as my depression and anxiety I have that people might not like my art that keeps me from putting it online. Even now I'm sitting here at my desk with my art tablet, but I'm just watching TH-cam. It's frustrating.
And then there's celebrities who use their clout to do horrible things
Kathy Bates did not only tore a hole in the universe, she won the Academy Award for Best Actress!
Yes, she beat out Julia Roberts for Pretty Woman
Kathy originated a part of a homely waitress falling in love with a cook in an off-Broadway play called "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" for which she won an Obie award in 1988. When they made a movie adaptation in 1991 instead of her reprising her role, Hollywood chose Michelle Pfeiffer (one of the most beautiful actresses of the time) to play the homely woman. When Kathy learned of the casting she could only laugh. There are few leading roles for actresses who aren't glamorous. Still, Kathy has had a great acting career despite such obstacles.
@@nsasupporter7557 Thank goodness for that. Sorry but to be honest, it didn’t take much acting talent to pull off Julia’s role in Pretty Woman. Not that I hated it or her but just compared to Kathy Bates that year, ya know? It really is no contest.
@@Heathen9 agreed. But 2 Oscar wins that I definitely disagreed with were Tommy Lee Jones for the Fugitive and Sandra Bullock for the Blind Side… neither one of those performances were Oscar worthy in my opinion
@@nsasupporter7557 I agree. Hey, I personally felt Denzel deserved the Oscar for best actor in Malcom X & not Al Pacino for Scent of a Woman. I love both actors but Denzel was awesome that year. Just my opinion.
I had to scroll through to see if anyone else loved "Kidnapped By a Soup Feeder" as much as I did, and I wasn't disappointed. I laughed and then I kept laughing to a point where I scared myself.
"MAKEafancypotion. MAKE her DRINK it!"
Your stressed out cadence when watching these movies just makes everything that comes out of your mouth so stinkin' hilarious. 😂
The leg breaking scene is so deviously cleverly done. They show the first break on screen, but not the second. And the sound of the second break is a little louder, so anyone closing their eyes for that still see it in their mind, but with a louder crack that makes it even worse.
I'm sure someone else already wrote this, but in the book she cuts his foot off.
And his thumb.
I forgot about that.
That's the King of Horror. He goes to dark places and we love it.😱🤯
Alternate title: “Kidnapped by a Soup Feeder”
The ending, with a random person repeating that "I'm you're number 1 fan" thing is the creepiest part of the movie for me. It's because Stephen King is a writer, so I take this story as being inspired by his real life experiences interacting with fans. I'm sure that out of every 1000 people he meets, 999 of them are not dangerously crazy. But that means if he's met 10k fans over his career, 10 of them are dangerously crazy and they were standing RIGHT NEXT TO HIM.
Yes, the woe is me-type whinings of wealthy celebrities upset they have to deal with any sort of difficulty in life is sooo inspiring. And homicidal psycho crazies are a HELL of a lot rarer than .1% of the population.
If she had been young, voluptious, with huge cleavage showing, his reaction would have been quite different.
@@unclebounce1495 this seems unlikely but i've got to ask... do you know what Misery is about
@@unclebounce1495ummm, "inspired" in this context does not mean encouraging and motivational. It means "influenced by his own experience.
Steve said that in late 1979 or early 1980, he signed a copy of The Shining for a fan....and what the guy asked him to write was: "To my biggest fan, Mark David Chapman. Stephen King."
....."kidnapped by a soup feeder" 😂😂😂😂😂
Awesome Reaction.
We love Kathy Bates❤️
Kathy Bates was absolutely terrifying in this! Such an amazing talent! A well deserved academy award win! James Caan is a Hollywood legend!
Another great performance from her is Dolores Claiborne. This was also written by Stephen King. He loved her performance so much much in Misery he wrote a book explicitly with her in mind. It's not as well know as Misery but her and all the actors in were absolutely incredible. Always enjoy your reactions.
Agreed - Dolores Claiborne is an amazing movie. Well worth a watch.
Probably my favorite Bates movie, so good
Yes please watch Delores Claiborne. Great movie!
Yeah I really liked Delores Claiborne. Again Kathy was just so believable in her acting. I have to say I was also so impressed with her acting in American Horror Story :Coven because she managed to be HORRIFYINGLY evil AND hysterically funny. I mean her character tortured and killed people (and is based on a real slave owner who even other slave owners thought treated her slaves abominably) but when she and the actress from Precious went out for late night fast food I laughed and laughed. Nor many actors can pull that off.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390 Say spoilers, for god's sake.
Wonderful reaction! Kathy Bates is such an amazing actor in this with how she can just snap from being so sweet to being terrifying.
My favorite quote "Where are you going to wriggle off to? You're not going to get all the way back to New York, she'll see a trail of you in the snow!"
Good thing he didn’t have to drag his body through the hedge maze from The Shinning 😂
'actress' - she's a woman!
@@glochidiatus You are correct, she is a female actor
mrbomb There's no such thing. An actor is male and an actress is female.
In the way we no longer use “stewardess,” but instead “flight attendant,” the movie industry has adjusted to more often use the word “actor” to encompass all genders.
Say what you will, but that’s the fact, Jack! 🤷♀️
I remember seeing this movie for the 1st time when I was 11 years old. Kathy Bates scared the ever living shit out of me. It doesn't help that my Mother could be her doppelganger, lmao.
Most of us know a Cathy Bates doppelganger. Cluster B/Borderline personalities seems to be spreading.
You have some of the best reaction videos. A lot of reactors talk too much, as if they were writing their thesis on the movie. I like how you do it, as if it was a genuine theater experience with just the right amount of talking.
I love how enthusiastic you are here. This is a fantastic movie with great acting and it’s way more accessible to a wider audience of people cause it’s more of a thriller than an outright horror. Glad you enjoyed it.
That foot scene still gives me chills up my spine 😮😵
Glad she took it well ...i guess ... But didn't quite get the reaction I was looking for out of her.
Bates really deserved the Oscar for this one. The books also good.
Yes! it's a great book, more people should read it!!!
I liked 2/3 of the novel. But every time it included excerpts from the ongoing novel Paul was writing while trapped in that room, with its stretches of old tyepwriter font that is missing the letter N, I got so vexed because it pulled me away from the main story of Annie and Paul. Otherwise it was a thrilling page turner.
Interesting that the film does not show _everything_ deranged and evil that she did to Paul and to others in that book. I suppose the hobbling part was enough shock and wince for movie viewers, LOL.
@@eduardo_corrochio thanks for the reply. Be it in a really great book...that kind of thing can be problematic to the narrative. Think I kind of laughed. Fortunately wouldn't have worked in the film.
@@archiesinclair6252 Exactly.
@@eduardo_corrochio I liked 2/3 of the ovel. But every time it i cluded excerpts from the o goi g ovel Paul was writi g while trapped i that room, with its stretches of old typewriter fo t that is missi g the letter , I got so vexed because it pulled me away from the mai story of
A ie a d Paul. Otherwise it was a thrilli g page tur er.
I teresti g that the film does ot show everythi g dera ged a d evil that she did to Paul a d to others i that book. I suppose the hobbli g part was e ough shock a d wi ce for movie viewers, LOL.
The actor's name is James Caan. He also played Sonny Corleone in The Godfather.
You should continue beyond horror movies. Love the sarcastic commentary😂
Agree! To be that quick w/ a hilarious one liner takes talent
Definitely one of my favorite reactors. She is hilarious.
Give the lady time; she has only dipped her toe in the horror and suspense lake. Eventually there could be another channel--- maybe dedicated to classic films or science fiction.
I agree!!
Yes! Seriously consider the idea!
This movie is excellent, but the book is on another level. It truly makes you understand the depths of Paul's misery.
Pun intended
"HE DIDNT GET OUT OF THE COCKADOODY CAR!!!!!!!"
I'm dead. "Kidnapped by a soup feeder." hahahahaha
Kat: Can you improvise a weapon?
My brain: Can you fashion some sort of rudimentary lathe?
"A lathe! Get off the line, Guy!"
I love how annoyed she was Paul didn’t give the hog a pat 😂
Clsssic!! ❤ The sheriffs sassy wife is totally underrated in this film - I love her! 😂😂😂
Rocket Man not getting out of the COCKADOODY CAR was the real horror of this movie!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I swear I've seen this movie fifty times and never noticed the penguin flipped back around in the dinner scene. Nice catch, Kat.
Kathy Bates was so amazing in this Stephen King later wrote "Dolores Claiborne" specifically with her in mind. (and yes, you should absolutely watch "Dolores Claiborne", Bates is even better in this movie than she is in Misery)
Wow, I didn’t know she inspired that story. I do feel like nobody else could’ve played that role.
She was great in Dolores Claiborne too. One of my favorites.
I love your reactions! The foot scene is one of those scenes you will never forget. Just like THAT scene in "Gerald's Game" and THAT scene in "Bone Tomahawk".
I mean I'd love to have Kat watch the Bone Tomahawk but idk if she'd recover
"THAT scene in "Gerald's Game""
...The gloving? :)
@@grabble7605 Yep
@@grabble7605degloving
Kidnapped by a soup feeder. That’s just fucking hysterical.
Annie breaking his feet was a softening of the novel, where she straight up cuts off one of his feet and cauterizes the wound.
🥺
I will never forget the birthday cake and also the lawn mower.
"She better not hurt the sheriff...." 😬
Kat, I just discovered your channel with this video, and I subscribed! You are fun, engaging, you don't talk non-stop, and you have great insights. I look forward to more! Kathy Bates got massive accolades for this performance, and rightly so, but we can't forget how awesome James Caan is as well. Just a classic!
P.S. I'm still pissed about what they did to Buster. 😡
This was the first movie i was able to enjoy with my mother. She always would watch her lifetime movie starting Kathy Bates. I was close to 6 years old, but I still remember the excitement. It was fun.
Also in the book, Paul hid the real book he wrote under the bed and just burned a blank pile of paper with just a couple sheets with words on top
It also had a title Fast Cars
You are hysterical in the best way possible . You just gained a subscriber
The makeup work on his legs was so good. You could almost feel how badly that had to hurt.
Would love to see you watch "The Witch" from 2015
How could anyone not agree that Kat is the premier reactor on TH-cam? After watching 15 or more of her reactions, I foolishly started to think that maybe I was getting carried away and that the "novelty" of Kat's reactions would wear off. When I fired up this one for "Misery" I wondered if maybe I would find myself tiring of watching yet another reaction video. I mean... how many of these can I really watch before it just gets old? Well... Kat put me in my place once again. This was absolutely outstanding. Highly entertaining and totally worthwhile. Obviously it's her personality and humor that make these fun, but then on top of that is her intelligence and perceptivity and knowledge/understanding of film. These videos are so gratifying to watch as a film buff. Thank you, Kat, for doing what you do. You're adding some much appreciated spice to life. You rock.
James Caan also played Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather" and "The Godfather Part II", Jonathan E. in "Rollerball", Axel Freed in "The Gambler", Brian Piccolo in "Brian's Song" and John Braggs in "Cinderella Liberty". All of them were incredible performances.
This book is great. It's one of those novels where your eyes dart to the right page while you're reading the left because you're anxious what's to come.
"She's gonna be displeased."
Yeah, that's one way to put it.
I love getting notifications of new videos from you, looking forward to watching this classic with you and see how you like it!
I've read almost all of Stephen King's works misery was the one that really scared me.
You see there's no impossible monster, haunted hotel, or vampire.
No those are all impossible but a crazy lady with obsessive fandom and a murderous streak that could happen. That makes it scary.
"remember when she hurt his foot"!!! Your such a cutie pie! Great movie pick, and great fucking reaction!
“Where do you think you are going to wiggle off to “ 🤣
Kathy Bates was SOOO good in this! She won the Best Actress Oscar for this.
"There's another author in the other room" 😂😂
Hiya Kat ☺️ This is one of my most memorable cinema watches. The audience was wild with this one. The gasps, the sharp intakes of breath, the screams when Paul got his ankles taken out and the collective nooo!! when the sweet sheriff got blasted 😔 The performances are just phenomenal and they have to be when really you have maybe two or three studio sets and most of your film happens in there. Very Hitchcock in the suspense department and that beautifully sickly sweet/unhinged acting from Kathy Bates…just brilliant. Myself and the cinema audience where exhausted after this one…phew lol 😂 Anyways, fabulous reaction as always Kat, great stuff ☺️👍🏼
Fun facts: the movie was shot chronologically to build up the tension between Kathy Bates and James Caan. It obviously worked!
The director Rob Reiner has a cameo as the helicopter pilot.
I'm your number one fan!
Lol TRIGGERED
In the internet age women on TH-cam have to be especially careful. The number of female TH-camr with stalker stories is staggering.
Once again, I'm going to HIGHLY recommend the original 1968 ROSEMARY'S BABY. It's a horror classic, and one of my absolute favorite films.
Your reactions are comedy gold, your awesome Kat.
Growing up, I always heard about academy award winners and never understood the concept until I saw Kathy Bates in Misery. She absolutely owned and personified her. It’s chilling because at times you can’t tell if it’s her or the character. The mannerisms, the speech, the expressions. She totally brought her to life!
15:57 She runs a B&B for all her favourite authors. 🤣
Best time ever, great fun watching along with you, I've never laughed so much through drama horror films as with you, thank you.
In November 1991, I fell off a loading dock and broke my tibia and fibula, topping off a year of absolute suck. I decided to watch this movie, I had heard positive reviews. When the movie got to the scene where Annie broke Paul's leg I jumped and felt the bones separate at the break. I avoided that scene for years after, I kept feeling sympathetic pain. I'm glad I had surgery to rod the tibia back together.
Thanks for the great reaction, Kat!
What a delightful review! I don't think I've ever heard anyone say the phrase "...with the PIGGY!" (32:41) with more passion or conviction. 🤣🐷💪
"Finish the job"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are a seasoned movie watcher.
I love your energy, and your expressions and witty dialogue are absolutely priceless. The performance by Kathy Bates was iconic, had me absolutely riveted as well as terrified, and the foot scene is something I never got over, scarred me for life. Best Actress was not good enough for what she did, Best Ever Actress is more like it.
Of course, Kathy Bates performance was definitely worthy of her Oscar 🏆 🎥
James Caan was a long time favorite of mine from WAY BACK in his portrayal of Brian Piccalo (true story) of the Chicago Bears and his battle with cancer.... "Brian's Song" is a film I highly recommend, even though it's not a horror movie nor suitable for this channel... He also portrayed "Sonny" in "The Godfather"
His acting is most definitely equal to Kathy Bates. ❤ 🎥
OUTSTANDING reaction video Kat....
"YOU COCK-A-DOODIE" 😆 ❤ hahaha
This is going to be so good. Kathy Bates was terrifying in this. Good luck Kat I anticipate it's jiujitsu time! Let's see those self defense moves!
Great reaction to a great classic. You might want to also check out "Rosemary's Baby", this 1968 Roman Polanski psychological thriller pretty much set the standard for the genre. Seeing how much you appreciated Kathy Bates' performance, you will probably also be thrilled by Mia Farrow's performance as well. Keep up the great work!
"Finish the job. You never know until you know."..........LOL
Entartaining reaction....
Cathy Bates was brilliant.....
Love this movie, love Kathy Bates! Happy Wednesday 😊
This movie perfectly adapts the book in every way, the creepiness and intensity of Kathy Bates performance, the suspense, probably my favourite Stephen King adaptation
Been watching your movie reaction for awhile now and I must say your reactions are as entertaining as the content your watching
Kathy Bates did such an amazing job on this. Just incredible work. It's worth reading the book for anyone who enjoyed the film, in the book Annie is even more unhinged (e.g. hobbling involves an axe rather than a sledgehammer).
Hi Kat, as your no 1 Fan I have to say that was a great reaction.
Such an amazing movie! Kathy Bates is one of my favourite actresses of all time. Everything from this, to Annie the second version, to Titanic. Such a versatile actress!
And as ever, you were extremely entertaining to watch it with! I love your channel!
Kidnapped by a soup feeder..has me rolling I know it's gonna slip into my vocabulary I can hear it now..be careful she looks like a soup feeder😂😂
King likes to denote his shifts via the first book after the shift. He's done it for all major shifts, save for Dark Tower.
He usually make the protagonist a writer and the antagonist either a reviewer or a fan, then explain through the book why the author has decided to shift focus and them defending that shift to the antagonist.
We saw it here, when he shifted from supernatural horror to more human threats, and again when he had his religious period in The Dark Half.
20:35ish Kat’s brain on Kathy bates acting.😂 Thanks for all the fun reactions Kat💯
everything Stephen king does is either horror, mystery or down right weird...or all three put together...and i love him for that...epic stuff.
i still laugh at the pig snort every time 🤣
i can't remember if it mentions this in the film version but Annie did indeed used to be a nurse but she was fired because of her inappropriate behaviour.
Kathy Bates actually won an award for this film...well earned IMO
This came out on VHS when my nephew was about 15 and when it got to the hobbling scene, he kept rewinding it and replaying it in slow-mo, then frame-by-frame, then finally stopping it on the shot. I was rolling. One of the gnarliest shots ever on film, IMHO.
This movie is the movie that I love to be scared of. I remember watching this movie, as a child, through my fingers because I was too scared to watch it without covering my eyes... but I was so sucked in I couldn't not watch it. I remember it being on tv and I would click through all the other channels and end up coming back to Misery, because it's just so compelling and terrifying. Even as an adult, this movie is up there with as of the best thrillers I've seen, largely due to Kathy's acting.
Absolutely loved this reaction. Your delight as Paul hit her with the typewriter was priceless. Yeah, the scene where she breaks his ankles is always tough to watch. Rip to the kind old sheriff.
Great reaction to this classic! I'm new to your channel but I'm an instant fan 💫 I binge watched your videos after seeing you do this sort of interpretative dance when you get super scared too lol ❤
Your amazing. Thanks for putting yourself through these with such passion!!
I'm So Glad that you have discovered this Horror Classic.
It's just as good today as when it was released.
The storyline is Amazing and Cathy Bates is Casting Perfection.
Really looking forwards to your next review, because.. I'm Your Number One Fan...
"Is there another author in this room?" Too funny to have been included I am sure 🤣
Kathy Bates 100% deserved the Oscar, in a hilarious moment in her acceptance speech she apologised to James Caan for his ankles 🤣🤣🤣
Btw, the year after she gave the Oscar to Anthony Hopkins for The Silence of the Lambs so you had Annie Wilkes and Hannibal Lecter sharing the stage.
James Caan gave a superb performance and totally was worthy of a best actor himself.
He wasn't the first choice but a lot of actors refused the role that was for the most part or bedridden or in a chair but he took it and did a fantastic job.
Given his limited physical options, he had to rely on facial expressions to convey most of his character and he was just superb.
The Sheriff and wife couple weren't in the book but they were added to the movie and if they had decided to do a spin off about those two solving crime, i would have been down with it, their banters were hilarious.
Annie Wilkes movie is pretty different from Annie Wilkes book.
In the book she's a straight up psycho and the hobbling is done with an axe and a blowtorch.
Movie Wilkes is much more nuanced going to childish like to flashes of anger on a whim and again, Bates did an absolutely magnificent job portraying her.
Actually King wrote a book in 1992 more of a domestic thriller but that was pretty successful (Dolores Clairborne), and King wrote the main character with Bates in mind having been very impressed by her Wilkes performance.
Bates did play in the adaptation of Dolores Clairborne and in it she gives another stellar performance.
Kat…you are so delightful. I smiled through this whole video with your hilarious commentary. Keep up the good work.
I love your reaction to this movie!!! I am loving your channel. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤
An totally deserved Oscar for Kathy Bates, great film. Kat should get an reaction oscar in my opinion.
The Most Deserved Academy Award To an Actor/Actress ever, I loved her in this movie she was Fantastic.....
"Ahh, remember when she hit his foot?" 😂😂😂🤣 Yeah we sure do!
Heavens-to-Betsy, Kat! Your reaction was great and your comments are hilarious.
There's another author in this room, LOL.
Keep these reactions coming, Kat. You're great.
I really hope Kathy Bates gets to see your reactions to this movie, she would just laugh so much 😂 she really did nail that performance 🎉 you are so great at this!! Can't wait for the next one, hopefully something like ' The Others ' or The Haunting ' , thank you so much, so much fun 🥳
The Haunting, the original from 1963, reamins one of the most frightening supernatural thrillers I've seen. It gets under the skin and lets the imagination do most of the work. Love it. Great book too.
The Others is another good old fashioned spook show. I love a film with a grand old mansion surrounded by fog, and things that go bump in the night. Also enjoyable is The Changeling (with George C. Scott, from the early 80s). I think hauntings and similar tales are my favorite kind of horror movies. And some anthologies are super as well, like Ghost Stories, with Martin Freeman.
Awesome reaction as always, Kat!
The Road 2009
P.S. I'm your number one fan... 🤪
That brief moment when you remembered the ankle breaks lol
Stephen King published Misery on June 8, 1987, and he has claimed that the novel is, first and foremost, about the compulsions of cocaine use. King was a self-confessed “heavy user” of cocaine from about 1978 to 1986, and he famously confessed in an interview with Rolling Stone that “Misery is a book about cocaine.
HOO BOY! One of my favourite movies, and the one that Kathy won an Oscar AND a Golden Globe for. The only Stephen King adaptation to ever win an Oscar.
Wait hold on. You mean to tell me that Maximum Overdrive didn't win any?
I just took for granted that Shawshank or the Green Mile atleast won something?
@@jonasolofsson4128 nope, they were both nominated for Best Picture but neither of them won. Also, Sissy Spacek & Piper Laurie were both nominated for their roles in Carrie, Morgan Freeman was nominated for Shawshank, and MCD was nominated for The Green Mile. Kathy's acting Oscar is still the only King-related win, sadly
"Oh, I love Kathy Bates. Ah, her character is so nice!"
.......an hour later "Kill her! Finish the job! I told you to finish the job!"
The transformation of Kat
"Kidnapped by a soup feeder." lol 😂 And an ankle breaker
“Remember when she hit his foot?” like literally 5 seconds later 😆 That is the exact scene that, gag, everyone pictures when, gag, this movie comes up lol
Yep, that was as great of an reaction as I thought it would be! So, FYI, in the book, the whole hobbling scene involved her actually chopping off just one of his feet, then cauterizing the stump with a portable blowtorch. Ultimately, seeing that first foot break in the film was way worse. During filming, Kathy liked to have a lot of rehearsal because of her theater background, but James Caan (RIP) didn't like to rehearse, so Kathy would rehearse with someone else and then still get the authentic experience working with James. It's funny how Rob Reiner, who directed "Spinal Tap"', "The Princess Bride", and "When Harry Met Sally" - all great, funny films - also directed two of the best Stephen King adaptations, this film and "Stand by Me". Okay, maybe it's not THAT funny, but, you know. 'k, bye! Can't wait for next Wednesday (well, as long as it's something I've seen and/or haven't seen but wanna see)!
I think Frank Darabont did a better directing job with two other King stories…
Shawshank and The Green Mile
@@ericcrane4871 agreed 👍
He was the dad in Elf 😂
Who cares
First time here and that was a lot of fun! I am a horror scaredy cat too so I look forward to watching some more.
p.s. "arm diaper" for a sling really sealed the deal on subscribing, I literally lol'd
Kat, I'm your number one fan. 🙂
If you're really exploring horror, you need to do some Vincent Price. One of the biggest icons in horror history. House of Wax and the House on Haunted Hill are great straight horror. Theater of Blood and The Raven fun campy horror. You can't go wrong with any of them.