The Films Of STEPHEN KING | Part 3: Misery, Pet Sematary and more...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- What's up guys, I'm back to take a look at some more "The films of Stephen King", yes. And as per usual, there's some good, some bad and some inbetween. Sounds promising? That's what I thought. Check it out!
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Movies covered in this video:
00:30 The Running Man (1987)
03:45 Pet Sematary (1989)
07:05 Graveyard Shift (1990)
09:59 Misery (1990)
13:10 Sleepwalkers (1992)
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Arnold used 'I'll be back' in a lot of movies. He amready said it in Commando, which came out before Terminator.
*already
@@dirtymeehan commando came out after terminator
Brad Dourif is awesome in EVERY movie.
Truth be told.
Jason Farrell grima wormtongue
I just love your reviews. A graveyard shift is an overnight shift, simply speaking. So excited you are back again!
Eeeh, you're back! At the risk of sounding clingy and fanboy-ish, I freaking love all of your reviews so much, so I was on tenterhooks for this. Plus I was a little scared you weren't coming back to this one, even though I love all your other video series too.
Anyway...I don't know how often you take suggestions; but if you were looking to do another of these series of filmmaker reviews, would you by any chance consider the work of Koji Shiraishi? He's relatively prominent as J-Horror directors go. I know you weren't too impressed with that one film of his you did in the Disturbing Movies series, Grotesque; but from what I can glean, that one's not really indicative of most of his work.
Who actually ever watches the movies before the spoilers....😂
I did. Then again, I did it before the internet was widely available. And I read all the books...
I still haven't watched the Cloverfield Lane review!
I saw The Sleepwalkers when I was about 14. I loved it. Even at that age I could see it was more silly and weird than scary but I wasn't expecting a academy award winning film. It never pretended to be serious, it was just fun.
Glad to see this series back!
Working graveyard is the late hours of the evening to the
early hours of the morning, typically from midnight until 8 am.
Thanks Jeroen...I know the 90's had some of the best adaptations of King novels, so I would definitely want to hear what you thought of them...well done once again.--adam
Yeah Graveyard Shift is a pretty common term here in the US.
'More like... Graveyard SHIT' is the greatest line uttered by anyone, ever.
next one should include "Thinner" I couldn't eat for like two days after watching It
Yes! 😊👍 I would like to see that too.
It should? It's in chronological order m8
+Jon Reremy obviously it's not because he skipped several movies. Tommyknockers, It & The Stand all made before Sleepwalkers
He's not covering TV movies/miniseries though...
Yeah, I'm first going through all the theatrical feature films, excluding anthologies and sequels... After that I might go through some of the more popular tv mini-series/movies. Thinner won't be in the next part though, but the one following that one!
I think the boss in Graveyard Shift was attempting the odd New England accent featured in some of Stephen King's other movies.
Those cameos in the last movie are super impressive!
Did you know that Stephen King actually shelved Pet Semetary for a time because he thought that he'd gone too far with the subject matter, his wife and his author Peter Straub also thought it was too dark and unenjoyable lol. I'm thinking about watching the movie today, as I'd never seen it. Speaking of Brad Dourif also, you should really check out The Exorcist 3, it's such an underrated movie and they have a restored cut coming out next month!
Loved the intro scene of sleepwalkers with the fugees score
Me too! Except that that Fugees record wasn't even made back then haha, it's the original song the Fugees sampled.
Goed om te zien dat je nog actief bent!
The end of Pet Semetery is incredibly depressing, it's a scene I'd cry at easily if I saw it today.
The book was worse. Still is, actually.
Oh man "Sleepwalkers"! I've had weird memories of being freaked out as a kid because of this movie, but I couldn't figure what it was called. I'm excited to watch this one again.
Nice to see you back! Keep up the work!
I know you've avoided TV mini series but cmon, IT? IT isn't the best movie but so many memories.
Graveyard Shift is slang for an overnight shift, dusk til dawn sort of thing. Its origins are most likely from gravediggers who were thought to work such hours.
Sleepwalkers? I was searching for this film about 15 years :O Love this channel
Glad to see Sleepwalkers here love that film... great stuff as always man
Graveyard Shift is a perfect example of a short story that should've never been stretched into a full length movie. It's actually a creepy little story, but the movie was just silly.
A very nice video again. Great Legend of Zelda shirt too. It's fun for me to see this Stephen king review as I am watching a lot of Stephen king classics at the time. There are so many King movies and also a lot of which I had forgotten. I agree with you on Pet Semetary. I have read the book and I also like the movie. It's creepy. I can't wait till you share your view on the next King movies.
OH PLEASE go on with this series. would be so awesome if u covered ALL movies.
I'm excited for when part four comes out in six months time. Haha.
:D
Are you gonna review Don't Breathe?
Or never
thank god you're back
Another great entry! Welcome back! It bears mentioning that The Running Man, the book, is excellent and very much worth a read. I love the movie personally, though it is just stupid fun. The Harold Faltermeyer soundtrack is awesome, Arnold is hilarious, oh and the random cameos like Mick Fleetwood apparently playing himself... essential so-bad-it's-good fare.
Hey dude! I dont know if you have ever thought about this before but I think it would be cool if you started a video game collection and did reviews on those. You could even start a new channel dedicated to that type of thing
Gage getting it in Pet Semetary gets me every time. A real gut punch.
That "nice" after megapython vs gatoroid made me laugh so hard
No idea why but I always had a soft spot for The Langoliers. Horrible effects at the end but an atmospheric made for TV movie that I can still enjoy today.
Arnold says "I'll be back" in most of his movies after Terminator. It's kinda his catchphrase
The mangler 1995 is one of my Stephen King guilty pleasures, its worth a watch.
Kathy Bates is just wonderful. She did another one of Kings movies, Deloris Clebourne. It isnt scary, but a great watch.
Welcome back gangster, we missed you!
Pet Sematary II is really fun and the complete opposite tone of the first. It's so absurd and Clancy Brown is fantastic. It's actually more similar to something like Sleepwalkers in tone than the first movie.
great video, as always!
"Misery" is so amazing... I just love Stephen King and Kathy Bates teaming up. I also love, although King is known as a horror author, when he focuses on the human mind. I love his dramas and his stories who focus on normal people going through shit. On that note, "Dolores" is worth checking out too, also Stephen King, also Kathy Bates, a touching and dark story about a dysfunctional family.
I used to watch the running man when I was younger, I never knew it was made by Steven King.
Heey, Liam McCann here, congrats on the new video.
Awesome video, man! Keep up the awesome work. 👍😉
Please make part 4 so you can talk about the mist!!
Yay, whats up gangsta? Great to see you back on this series. Stephen King introduced me to creepy horror stuff back in the days. Any more plans for incoming stuff?
@Horrible Reviews: Am I missing something? Is this the end of the series? What about It? The Stand? Tommyknockers, Dolores Claiborne? Dreamcatcher? Thinner? And OF COURSE, Shawshank Redemption!!!
Anyways, good stuff mate, I always enjoy your reviews. Love the production value and appreciate your use of a script.
I guess you are missing something? I don't think I've said anywhere in this video that it's the end of the series? If anything I said that I can make some more parts. Which I'm obviously planning on doing so, it's just, I have several series running, so sometimes it's hard to focus on just one. That's why I asked, if people really really like this one, let me know, and I can put some more focus on this specific series. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the video, thanks!
you need to check on this movie call "Musarañas" it's an Spanish version of "Misery"
hurray! new video!
''Boom, go, go, Go, now, Huh..'' hahaha cracked me the fuck up :D Love your reviews, keep it up...
I got to watch Sleepwalkers in the theater. At the time the CGI was fun to look at because it really was new to the scene still. Love Pet Sematary great flick. Fun review!
Hey, do you do any stand up comedy in your neck of the woods? You have good humor to you and good presentation. If not, you might should give it a try. Good fun man.
@5:13 Why does this scene look like it could have happened in Arrested Development hahaha Worst funeral ever
Quick question: have you ever heard of another movie called the running man(not the one mentioned in this video)? My mother constantly goes on about how it's the most disturbing movie she has ever seen
the running man (1963) is about someone faking their own death for an insurance scam, i can see how it could be disturbing.
Hahaha you crack me up!! Love this theme of horror movies. Your reviews aren't horrible! Lol
I really enjoy Graveyard Shift personally with it having the kind of build up of a classic monster movie where the monster isn't revealed til near the end, kinda like original The Fly
Hopefully the next video will cover Desperation. It's my second favorite King's book (Christine being number 1) and the movie is almost as good. Otherwise, good review, as always :)
The original short story Graveyard Shift is pretty much set-up and then a scene revealing the lair of the killer rats... and that's about it. So there's a fuckton of added content for the film.
The production of Misery made me laugh because James Caan was going nuts being in bed for most of the filming. Rob Reiner went up to him and said "ok Jimmy, for this scene, I want you to be in bed." LOL
lol You were sticking around for Madchen Amick but I was there for Alice Krige.
He's back!
Are you going to continue this? I would really love to see a miniseries episode!
YEEEEEEEES A NEW PART OF THIS SERIES!
I love this series, Stephen King is one of my favourite authors so this is awesome! Favourite TH-camr and favourite author I love it! :)
Now you are just trolling us with this "I haven't read it". Love you :D
the shinning, the mist are my favorite king movies. I also did enjoy langoliers even if its a bad but fun movie. green mile, shawshank and misery also great
I have always wanted to watch Sur le seuil , its an adaptation of my favorite horror book with the same name by Patrick Senécal, but i have never find it :(
People compared him a lot to Stephen King
you should do The Film of David Lynch or Films of Richard Kelly, Kelly has only done 3 feature length films so it wouldn't be time consuming for you
I'm gonna send you a book someday....You kinda open it up and look at the markings on the paper sheets inside...don't worry, I will wait for something incredible and send instructions and even try to get one in Dutch...it's gonna change your life man...there's this function of the mind, called "imagination' in English and it makes things WAY scarier.....I promise you, you're going to love it, and me for sending it to you (its like a secret door to a whole other world ..a bit like the Le Marchand box in Hellraiser!).
Thanks you for inviting me to the book club. But I do understand the concept of a book/reading, I just don't really care for it. I feel like there's some people out there that feel like reading is in some weird way superior to watching movies/series. Why? In the end it's just a personal preference right? I love watching movies, I don't really care for reading books. Doesn't make one better or worse than the other right? It's two different mediums. Anyway, thanks for your (slightly condescending) comment, I hope you did enjoy the video!
Oh I never meant to be condescending I'm horrified! I just wanted you to listen to an audio book because I love films too and I love your channel but I think that books (even audio books with their sometimes iffy pronunciation. ..now thats condescending lol) offer a different experience. ...I'm not for one minute saying that everyone should read books and if they don't, they're somehow inferior, what I was trying to get across was how the imagination can really make some (not all, for instance I love Blade Runner and I have read Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep/Blade Runner, and I think the film is infinitely better as are thousands of others) its just that in some cases the book is more visceral and I don't mean that you should start joining book clubs, just the odd few that are really good examples, I know what you are saying, I couldn't find even get halfway through Heart of Darkness but Apocalypse Now is amazing. ..Please forgive me if I pissed you off I really was just joking but I do think that the occasional book is better than the film but I do agree that its a personal preference and I apologise for coming across like some English teacher (I mean the teachers at school that used to force us to read books in whatever our mother tongue is and not a language teacher lol!) I hope you will forgive me because you're one of my favourite channels!
yeah! thanks man, love your review
Love these reviews. I am a huge Stephen King fan. (only books I read) I even named my cat Clovis after the cat in Sleepwalkers! I've watched other horror movie reviews and you are honestly my favorite. :)
That is pretty cool, Clovis was awesome :D And thank you so much for the kinds words!
Yes he was! And you are very welcome! Can't wait for more videos!
Are you his number one fan?
I loved Sleepwalkers!
Endrank luvs da 4 loco Yes, yes I am lol
I just love this series so much. :D
Please continue the series, there are some pretty cool movies coming up & i want to hear your opinion about them :D
Do some Sion Sono flicks!
Hey dude have you seen " T is for talk" ? It was supposed to be in the abc's of death but didn't make the cut, I don't know why tho cause it's pretty cool
Sleepwalkers is a lot of fun. It's no underrated gem or anything but still quite entertaining.
I was kind of glad you didn't like Graveyard Shift. I was once a huge King fan and I didn't like it or even the short-story it was based on.
Also great series. Am hoping you'll keep doing more!
"Running Man" is a bit goofy, but the novel ist really great, far better than one could expect based on the movie...
This was great! :)
Thanks for the review. I am gonna check 'Pet Sematary' out.
Can't wait for Part 4 in 2018
I liked the cats in Sleepwalkers.
Misery is an amazing movie. Love your videos!
Wow, you went from beer to straight vodka.
The Running Man was made by Paul Michael Glaser "Starsky" from the 70's show Starky&Hutch . The Running Man is also somewhat a remake from a French book from 1958 by Robert Sheckley "Le Prix du Danger" so it isn't a pure Stephen King idea . But its a great movie ahead of its time showing us how the media has the power and lies another movie have the same aspect was Demolition Man with Sylvester Stallone also showing us a modern time with everything being computerizated a carebear land the same they are doing in todays real life too . Pet Semetary on the other hand is really a great movie dated or not i don't care . Graveyard Shift use the same machine like in another movie from Stephen King novel called "The Mangler" starring Robert Englund . I know you don't do the mini-series but IT is a masterpiece and brings up many memories ( Thunderdome VIII hardcore music the cover shows the clown lol ) and Rose Red is great alot people seems to not like it but that mini-serie needs to watched 3 or 4 times to get the story right .
what about Langoliers
ibhorrible, so here it is:
The reason the Graveyard Shift is probably the most uninteresting out of them all is that out of all of the adaptations that you have reviewed, this movie is actually the closest to the actual short story. Plus, it's kind of hard to stretch out a small story into an entire full length movie.
Book or film - according to what I´ve experienced, people most of the time tend to like that one more, that they´ve got into first!
Oh shit when did I miss part 2 O.O
Actually I heard that the running man novel is way different than the movie.
git the bad guy git the bad guy
cmon clovis ... there you go
GET THAT MUTHAFUKA!!!
Nightshift is a great shortstory
Saw It again recently and didn't think it was going to be as good as I remembered as a kid but Its a classic would be cool if you could do a review of it... pun intended ;)
I'm eagerly awaiting the review of Dreamcatcher.
Could you please review Rosemary's Baby at some point in not so distant future?
Will you review Train to Busan?
Maybe! Haven't seen it yet, but everybody seems to love it
Pretty damned good, actually. I never heard of the movie, just found it on TH-cam (that bastion on copyright law) one day. A pleasant surprise. Amazing how many Asian movies are available here with subtitles....
But didn't he already cover Train To Busan? Or was I just dreaming?
Hey horriblereviews, can I ask if you've seen the film troll hunter, its on netflix and I really loved it, with it being my first foreign film
You should do the Tarantino movies.
I fucking love Sleepwalkers, I must have watched it at least 20 times when I was a kid. I can't understand why someone would call it worst movie ever, but then again this just reaffirms that the message boards of IMDB are pure stage IV cancer.
Sleepwalkers' ost is fuckin badass.
great video Men. please continúe with This series nor read one of The books lol, saludos amigo
please read the Books and😱
..... so awesome!
Greetings from Bavaria, lg. Miriam