I don’t know if it was arrogance or not (let’s face it, the man is not humble about his talents), but putting himself in the series was a brilliant move. That accident was responsible for some great storytelling.
I randomly found this video while looking up Maturin information. As a die hard Stephen King reader this is a great video. There is a great story in "Everything's Eventual" by King called "The Man in the Black Suit". An absolute chilling story. Plus there is a gunslinger story called "The Little Sisters of Eluria".
I think when listing the mentions of the shining you missed the little kid in Joyland. Just an add on. I feel like it’s important but maybe just personally because it was what led me into the multiverse of kings works
King and George Romero were good friends, they did "Creepshow" together, in the 1980s, and in Romero's "Day of the Dead" the smart zombie Bud picks up King's "Salem's Lot". Just my opinion, but I think King is implying that Romero's version of the zombie apocalypse fits into that part of Vampirism, or could just be a nod from director to writer or, Romero>King.
King truley is a legendary author, but his books have too much sexual content for me. I’m not prude…but some of his novels feel like at one point he wanted to write for BangBros or something haha.
I'm just gobsmacked. There are a LOT of videos about this general topic online, and it seems like a LOT of them at just 3-4 minutes long. YOU CANNOT EXPLAIN THE KING MULTIVERSE IN FOUR MINUTES. It's far, far too sophisticated for that. If you're going to do this, guys, do it right. Even half an hour would likely shortchange it. Three-to-four minutes is... insulting.
When I first read The Dark Tower series I felt like that too but on subsequent re-reads, I see what he was doing and actually think it really works well
I don’t know if it was arrogance or not (let’s face it, the man is not humble about his talents), but putting himself in the series was a brilliant move. That accident was responsible for some great storytelling.
(don't tell him about the part in Mr. Mercedes where Det. Hodges watches the IT miniseries, I feel like something would explode)
Awesome video!
I randomly found this video while looking up Maturin information. As a die hard Stephen King reader this is a great video.
There is a great story in "Everything's Eventual" by King called "The Man in the Black Suit". An absolute chilling story. Plus there is a gunslinger story called "The Little Sisters of Eluria".
When your multiverse has the compexity of a CPU circut board, then maby its time to cut back on the cocaine.
I thought Mother Abigail and Randall Flag also had The Shine? I think Mother Abigail makes some kind of reference to a Shine or Shinning light.
she has the shine. Randall flagg simply has evil guy powers i think.
Alain has the shine
How does this not have more likes
maybe because of the sound balance
I can't hear a thing
Pet Semetary was set in Ludlow, not Derry. I think the 2020 film references Derry, but I don't remember it mentioned in the book
this is awesome. thank you
I think when listing the mentions of the shining you missed the little kid in Joyland. Just an add on. I feel like it’s important but maybe just personally because it was what led me into the multiverse of kings works
‘ Tony’ ?😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
This seems like the video i was looking for. Too bad that the sound balance is so bad i just can't get over it.
King the original multiverse of madness
The Crimson King wasn't behind the car accident. Trampas stresses to Ted that Ka, not the Crimson King but just Ka has ordained for the writer to die
You say true, I say thankee. 🌹
Wow
King and George Romero were good friends, they did "Creepshow" together, in the 1980s, and in Romero's "Day of the Dead" the smart zombie Bud picks up King's "Salem's Lot". Just my opinion, but I think King is implying that Romero's version of the zombie apocalypse fits into that part of Vampirism, or could just be a nod from director to writer or, Romero>King.
King truley is a legendary author, but his books have too much sexual content for me. I’m not prude…but some of his novels feel like at one point he wanted to write for BangBros or something haha.
BTW, G.R.R. Martin doesn't come CLOSE to rivaling King.
No he doesn't.
This high schooler popped off
I'm just gobsmacked. There are a LOT of videos about this general topic online, and it seems like a LOT of them at just 3-4 minutes long. YOU CANNOT EXPLAIN THE KING MULTIVERSE IN FOUR MINUTES. It's far, far too sophisticated for that. If you're going to do this, guys, do it right. Even half an hour would likely shortchange it. Three-to-four minutes is... insulting.
Putting your self in your own universe that's some narcissistic stuff there just like Dante in his Devine comedy
When I first read The Dark Tower series I felt like that too but on subsequent re-reads, I see what he was doing and actually think it really works well
I don't see anything wrong about making his name part of the story he wrote
@@Chiayiklin noting wrong with it but its still narcissistic
@@jeffreyscarbroughboardgame2822If rappers can do it in mediocre songs then King can do it in his well constructed and fleshed out universe. 😂
@@LyleStyle87 true but still narcissistic