I was in high school in the 70's when Steven came out. I read everything even the Bachman books. He was putting so much out his publicist told him to write under another name. His books weren't sexual in the beginning. Or I just didn't notice.
I'm already occupied with an occupation in the oculus of some occult called "They" and the status quo. They're very hidden but they sit at the capstone called capitalists while we make up the very bottom cornerstone. Christ is the Chief Cornerstone and another name for Cornerstone is EYE or heart or base. Like a basement which is the foundation of the home for Gods gnomes that know no gno....Christ is the foundation of the Church. Can't get to the capstone unless you go through the cornerstone am I right? That's right.
Your video did not blur out the f word, at all... EDIT: Also, don't forget that King admitted he was most of the time so coked up he would have to put kleenex up his nose to keep the blood from falling onto his typewriter...
He didnt want it in there. He literally talks about it in his book ON WRITING. His editor didn’t think the story was scary or shocking enough so he wrote that scene in. The scene is not original. It’s from Harlan Ellisons I HAVE NO MOUTH AND I MUST SCREAM.
You have a wrong concept of "Darkness." People commit atrocities because they are into the Light. Such sadistic actions always come from emotional weaknesses and needs. Including inclination towards extreme Political Ideologies. If you dwell in Darkness, you are a misanthrope, and you actually want to AVOID human beings. If you avoid human beings, for sure you will not be hurting them.
@@nexteffects that’s exactly what he’s talking about. The fact that these books ARE In schools and NEED to be taken out! The man turned into a liberal kook, so busy putting everyone else down, he can’t believe someone DARE come for him! 😂😂 he used to be my favorite author- and this scene, he wrote in the book, was to give the boys “morale” for finding their way out of the sewers.. seriously?!? 😐 he’s sick, definitely sick. Who would ever think to even have that in the book? It makes no sense, and this was after they just killed pennywise..now they’re going to suddenly all want to lose their virginity to their one female friend? He made her sound like a whore, not the abused girl she was in the story. He’s sadistic..
It’s not “banned” that’s the leftist word for it. Banned means the book is illegal, it’s not available. It’s age restricting inapproperate material .just as we do with alcohol, movies, video games and more.
I had an English teacher in high school. It was a public school but he was a Christian. He didn't allow his students to read Steven King or do book reports on any of his books.
At the very least these thoughts and ideas for these stories came from somewhere and that's clearly from a dark place. It wouldn't surprise me if he has put these thoughts into practice.😢
It’s been resurfacing as an outrage for some years. When the first “It” cinema movie came out there were videos of people discussing that part in the novel.
The culture has been poisoned for over 38 years by his writing and books in elementary libraries. Cujo was also in the school's library, I think it was one of the first books I read at around 11 years old. My parents had no idea what was in it because they had never read Stephen King and trusted the school to not allow porn in the schools and let's be honest that's exactly what he writes.
As someone who has read It, I agree with Florida not allowing it to be in school libraries. I was 25 when I read it and was very disturbed by the child or gy he depicted in it. I can't imagine reading that as a child.
I live in Maine, grew up down the street from him, hes definitely demonized. He also used to do a lot of cocaine. He'd stay up for days in his basement writing while doing coke. One day i was at the post office and he was in line in front of me, he looked awful and smelled so bad with ripped dirty clothing. His eyes looked extremely evil but behind the evil he looked desperate. I mean how deprived of the light he must be, to be able to write these awful and horror books.
Don’t forget his absolutely insane Alt-Left politics and his attendance of a “church” in which his daughter and her “wife” serve as the “pastors”. Yeah.
now I can imagine him dancing around his dinghy old basement naked covered in dust and mold screaming along while The Ramones play and scribbling on the walls in between doing lines...whatta freak! 😂
I was molested and even raped as a child as I stood in place of my brother who the perpetrator intended on raping. In saying that, I heard The Lord Jesus (Yeshua) Tell me to forgive the man and pray for his redemption. The Lords ways are not our ways. Pray for your enemies so that they will not be your enemies.
@@mvpd98 Forgiveness is not for the sake of the other person. It's for yours. Forgive and leave it all in His hands so you may move on and live your life. He will deal with those who do bad things.
@@iTheGeo didn’t read the book but in the movie the only religious person was comically stupid and evil, and was doing the whole crazy religious speech
Haven’t read any Stephen King novel. And I was into some dark stuff before getting saved. Something just didn’t sit right with me. One day my husband said we should watch “The Mist”. I agreed but didn’t finish because I understood SK’s version of a “Christian” human (woman in the movie) meant demanding to sacrifice a child so the terrifyingly unknown outside that was killing people would stop. It’s blasphemous in so many ways I was glad I never read any of his works. Let them burn.
@@hukes I don’t know as though I know any Christian people group ever who thought child sacrifice was acceptable. I would say maybe he was showing a person who claimed to be Christian but wasn’t, but I think you would also contrast her then with an actual Christian to demonstrate the contrast in attitude hopefully.
Growing up as an 80s kid, there’s so much that we saw and heard, that was considered pg, but ingrained in us something we could never comprehend on how we think sexuality
Joel Osteen needs to stop tickling ears. He is NOT a true man of God. He doesn't preach or teach the Gospel, he & his wife are PROSPERITY ENTERTAINERS. They even charge seat fees.
The books were not 'banned' (which suggests a total withdrawal from anyone reading them). Florida has done us all a huge favor in warding us away from garbage unworthy of our time.
‘IT’ is not a childrens book but a 16 or 17 year old should be able to read a book like that and realize the context is meant to be disturbing and a reflection of the effects of abuse of the girl character by her father. Although someone else said, King didn’t originally write that and was told by the publisher to make it more shocking and disturbing. Either way, it should not be perceived as something meant to be pervy. If you want to protect kids, we should protect them from actual predators online and in real life.
@@mercurialshift5793 many of the places it was removed were middle schools. I havent seen any differentiation from king saying things like “it was appropriate for them to take it from middle schools but not high schools.” He calls the whole thing book banning. That’s gaslighting
Yeah, it's definately gross why he had to write these events in detail, however the fact he says "what the f***, they banned 23 'p'f my books" bothers me because hes playing victim like his books have "no reason" to be banned from kids is just wrong and dumb
I was clenching my teeth in anger listening to this. It's so perverse. There's no defending it. I've seen first hand what sexual exploitation of children does. I've even lived through it. Stephen King is absolutely a monster.
But the character was being sexually abused by her father in the book. That’s why she sees her fathers face. Sometimes that’s how abuse manifests. I assume it was meant to be disturbing and make you sad for her. But of course he is writing from their perspective so you’re supposed to pick up on the context as an adult. Without confronting difficult topics like this in fiction, we are just avoiding that harsh reality. In no way is it meant to be perverted from the reader or writers perspective.
@@mercurialshift5793 then why was it in children's libraries? No one is saying that we shouldn't confront these topics. You're injecting a Red Herring into the conversation. THIS IS ABOUT A SEX SCENE WRITTEN ABOUT CHILDREN, FOR CHILDREN! Hopefully you caught that. He has tried to frame himself as the victim of draconian laws while conveniently omitting that the sexually explicit works that he made for children, are being removed from the reach of their intended audience. This is the problem. This is why he is a monster.
It's wrong on so many levels that the scene made it to print. Beverly was treated like a ritualistic object instead of an 11 y/o. It happens a LONG way into the books, so King forced it on the readers making them need to read it to complete the story. I know it cause I read the book as a teen without knowing about that scene. I read it BECAUSE I loved the original Tim Curry movie. An adaptation which had NO scene like that. I felt swindled into reading it since the movie's depiction of Beverly never s-xualized her, she was just a part of the friend group. In the book Stephen King was very creepy in every scene with the character, like he only ever emphasized her s-xuality and nothing more in both the adult years and the child years for the characters. It's gross like he was obsessed with her.
I didn't even think too much reading his stuff and I skipped over a lot of the more gross stuff but when you stop to think there is a lot of dark stuff in his book that goes beyond just being creepy for the sake of entertainment. He also kind of demonizes small town america and basic normalcy in a way that is very tiring. years later and more mature I find it hard to wade through his books.
King is the actual villain in all of his books. Only a villain would delight in creating scenarios, over and over, of hurting people, especially children. Only a villain would want to.
Flowers in the Attic series was in the same category. I was at school in the early 90's when all the kids were reading this and it had a scene where brother and sister had sex. My young mind was not ready to absorb that.
Okay me and my mom for ALMOST A YEAR been talking about Stephen King and all his movies and books... and not gonna lie HE WAS THE REASON I WANTED TO BE A HORROR WRITER 😢I began writing short horror stories that my family loved but ... came back to Jesus 2023
Are you still writing horror as a Christian? I feel like, other than a couple great Christian authors it's kept in the hands of the secular world. I would love to see more horror written from a redemptive and Christian worldview!
@knightofatrillionstars I love Dean Koontz and he is a Christian and it shows in his writing. Themes of good vs evil the higher power is always present. The left behind series can be seen as a horror compilation Frank Peretti is a fantasy horror writer Roger Zelazny RIP another Christian author who perhaps disguised his books, as horror fantasy while exploring many Christian themes Peter Straub a frequent SK collaborator in their colabs it's obvious who had hope in an afterlife and who does not the second book in the Talisman series Black House its obvious king wrote the majority it's a huge disappointment after waiting so many years for young Jack's story to continue after the end of the Talisman. I avoid books written by atheists like king because there is no value in reading them.
Amen. I started reading under the dome when the show was out in my 30s, I couldn't stand the narration of a twisted killer character.When I was young and lost in darkness I loved the shining.
I’m a watercolor painter and got into comic book industry which was my biggest mistake. The things published and sold at comic con are insane where kids can get a hold of. There is so much money in drawing porn and disturbing things that even an atheist like me turned to Jesus after it. Like Japanese manga artist that make very specific art, like of idols, pop stars, animal porn, etc. to later develop into a peddling ring of children in China who exported the mangas worldwide. Like we tried to get the authorities involved which only resulted in us not being able to work again despite our talent. Some got thrown in jail others disappeared completely but never the culprit who commissioned all the disturbing manga or artist who used different pen names. They are still out there till this day publishing in China.
I'd like to see you interviewed and hear more about that world on this show or the DW or something. Also watercolor is a great medium for illustration 👍
Yeah, you'd be shocked to know how many police are involved in covering it up. Police officers, Chief of Police, etc.. I mean, we all know these pervs are numerous in government, judges, politicians, celebrities, & other elite ppl who's names we'll never know. But plenty of ppl have tried to report crimes that were committed against them, they're usually institutionalized or receive threats of being committed into institutions. There's videos of ppl sharing there stories abt it
Yes this art work flies under the radar. Put with comic cons being so mainstream fad trends now. Why nothing is being exposed is mind blowing. Deviant-art was gross tue first 20yrs with the stuff too.
I used to read Stephen King and he was my favorite horror author. I always said if he wasn't an extremely successful author he would probably be an extremely successful serial killer.
Picture This! The company that published this book all those years ago. I am looking at them sideways. Just think. A book editor read this book and the editor's boss okayed it. They are all involved.
I was thinking about King’s catalog the other day. He has wounded worldview that needs healing. The way he portrayed the relationship between children and adults is bleak. This video is a great reminder that as followers of Christ we need to share the light and cast off the darkness.
I only read two of King's books. I enjoyed them but yes they were dark with evil entities in them. I have a few more unread, but now I doubt I'll open them.
@@desertraider8628yes, absolutely terrible and pretty stupid. Once he started including himself as a character in the story it was obvious that he had no idea how to finish the story.
@@cherryblossom6702 Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire is basically George R. R. Martin's personal fetishes in tv show and novel format XD Haven't read the Dark Tower series, but apart from Martin refusing to finish his book series that's another huge reason his readership has plummeted off a cliff. People can only take so much gratuitous debauchery before they're done with it.
Yeah, that very graphic child gang bang scene was completely unnecessary. There are an infinite amount of ways he could have made the kids find their way out of the sewers. Remember, this was written as an excuse to help the kids find their way out of that sewer maze.
When I saw the title of this video I was SO hoping that you would be talking about this book. I picked this book up as a young teen... maybe 13 or 14, and I read it several times. My mom never questioned it. I had already been exposed to other explicit material by that time. Looking back, as an adult, a Christian, and a parent, this is absolutely sickening.
What that you took a work of fiction and thought it was real? lol. I suppose you believe in the moon landing and Reagan making a phone call to the astronauts on a landline.
I made the mistake of listing to his Mr. Mercedes audio book. It has some disturbing sexual content between a son and mother. It’s absurd he’s shocked about his books being banned.
Imagine being 1500 or whatever pages in, having committed countless hours to reading leading up to the penultimate scene, investing emotions, getting to know and love the characters, truly taking in the whole literary experience... only to be greeted at the end of it all by... C.P. 😐😐😑🤮 🤯💥🔫
i was starting to realize that the authors are so famous with hollywood BECAUSE of how dark these themes get within the books they write. I had to stop reading an Anne Rice book for a similar reason.
Funny thing about Anne Rice is she never intended anyone other than adults to read her books. She also handles this sort of thing in an entirely different manner to king, for instance if you've ever read either Interview With a Vampire or The Vampire Lestat you can tell that the author is getting no enjoyment out of, say, a child turned into a vampire trying to be an adult while she's still roughly 6 years old. The tone is entirely different, it's far creepier and the wording is explicitly crafted to highlight just how wrong it actually is. Contrast with King, that man writes with a pretty obvious attitude of enjoyment, he consistently writes with a mocking "Oh look, your body is responding the way it's physiologically designed, that means you enjoy it." Anne Rice, at least in her earlier books, never did this. She's also one of the few authors that I know of who doesn't allow derivative work from her books, especially after she got saved.
@@kitalalarisYeah and her vampires could'nt have sex. I read "Interview with the Vampire' when I was 12, and I don't remember any sexual undertones involving Claudia (unless I was just too young to pick up on it). If there were any, they were subtle. If King or another male author had invented that series, I bet Claudia would have been overtly sexualised. Her character in the hands of a lot of male authors would have been corrupted into someone perverse. I'm glad it came from her.
As a fellow fiction writer I have the greatest respect for King and his ability to craft a story. That being said… Winger’s critique of King is correct
Yea this part of the book was super strange, I’m more surprised it took people so long to realize this when the book has been out so long and there were 2 movies about it
@@PedroMartinez-sp1cb your explanation literally does not negate what I said at all. A book to be adapted needs to have enough familiarity and popularity I.e. readers; to be successful. This idea that people just didn’t know about it is ridiculous.
Could it be that it wasn’t just readily available for students at school? I remember reading it as a teenager (haven’t finished it so I never got to THAT part) but I got this book from a friend… I was a fan of Stephen King as a teenager and remember that we didn’t have any of his books at our school library…I could get them at our local library though without any problems 😅😬
@@bguinetI never knew about that scene and just watched the movies instead of reading the book. I’m old enough to have watched the original movie during my middle school years.
Not to mention, also, that she was a-salted by her own father, as well. That was in the story, and that doesn’t get talked about enough. Truly, heinous.
I make horror content myself, but what I'm doing is I'm using horror to help ppl turn from darkness and instead turn to Christ. My horror, as scary as it will be, isn't meant to make u be afraid. It's exposing the forces of darkness and Satan's plans and evil. It's to encourage u to be strong and faithful and courageous and seek the LORD with all ur heart. So yeah, I make Christian horror
Wait until people realize the SA undertones of both The Shining and Doctor Sleep. At this point, I’m convinced that Stanley Kubrick was trolling/low key outing both Jack Nicholson and King as being involved in SA. I’ll let ya’ll look under those rocks.
Kubrick apparently mocked King when he volunteered to help on the film. Kubrick did the same thing by trolling Tom Cruise and Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut. Which also had themes of sex abuse and trafficking.
I read a SK book during a Saturday detention once. I got to a certain point of such gross explicit sex and I threw the book away. I was in middle school.
People have been bringing this scene up for years, but they always got brushed off because “it’s art.” I remember people talking about it when the first movie came out, with mixed reactions, since everyone likes saying “oh I read the book first.”
It was the 80’s, no filters, no movie ratings, no parents, latchkey kids, raising themselves and we are the parents that raised our kids as helicopter moms. We were not protected, in many ways beyond the before mentioned. So we were over protective of our own. I have never read one of SK’s books and have zero desire to do so!
@@energygirl9588 I just posted when the ratings began. I could buy alcohol when I was a minor, they still had laws, but I looked older and didn’t get carded.
So much praise for King and his works, yet it seems few have read them. His works that include SA against minor children are: It Delores Claiborne Carrie Gerald’s Game He likely has more, but I found his writing to be boring by 5th grade and went onto reading works by Lovecraft and Poe instead. King is unimaginative, consumed with anger (“you write what you know”), and enjoys writing far too much about SA against minors be it active or part of the character’s past…much like Martin didn’t have to create incest in his fantasy world of Game of Thrones…they choose to write it because they enjoy it and are familiar with it.
I remember a scene in, if I recall correctly Rose Madder, where the villain who is a dirty cop and a domestic abuser has a young man he is interrogating for information and he grabs his junk and starts rubbing it eventually squeezing until he passes out. I'm not sure how old he was as it has been a long while, but I think it described him as a fairly young man.
Also, Apt Pupil Four Past Midnight (The Library Policeman) - a scene that goes on for four pages in great detail and involves the main character as a small boy
I didn't want to listen to this, so skipped. But based on what you guys have said, this is so sick there's almost no words for it. How is this even allowed on the shelves at all?? This world needs to burn.
What I'm hearing is that King was violated as a child and he is writing this as his way of therapy. In NO WAY AT ALL I'm saying this is OK. But abuse seems to beget abuse. We need to pray for these people ans this country. Child corn and PDF files break my heart.
It’s also an “interesting” choice on the part of the narrator to make Bev sound like a predator. The words alone sound like someone resigned to having to do something incredibly painful in order to survive a horrific situation. Which would make sense given that she had suffered repeated ab*se at the hands of her father. (No, I’ve never watched the movies nor read the book, but when Cinema Therapy opted to cover the sequel, my curiosity was piqued about their take.)
I have read several SK books many years ago. Now as a born again Christian I have no interest in them. When I was 19 (I'm 60 now) I met a woman who went to high school with Steven, I asked her excitedly what was he like?!? She said he was very strange and gave her the creeps. At that time I didn't think to much of it, now after watching this video it all makes sense. Just like celebrities, musicians, anyone who wants to be rich and famous I believe he sold his soul to the evil one!! In fact I am sure of it now!!
@@texasrose2315Hi, it’s a saying that can be used when something is mind-blowing; hard-to-deal-with; outrageous; overwhelming; don’t even know how to think or feel or even on the opposite end being silly or ridiculous. (Obviously, she doesn’t find it silly.)
King also wrote a short story called "The Library Policeman" about a young boy who gets r@ped in a Public Library. I have no doubt that he participates in things too shockingly horrible to imagine. Adrenochrome is a real thing, and he has been honest about his addictions in the past. He's probably gotten material for his books from things he actually witnessed in real life with real children.
"It" was and still is one of my favorite books. That being said, I vividly recall skipping that part once I realized what was happening in the scene. You had a little girl, clearly m*&ested by her father, thinking this was the way to show love. The problem with the passage is not only that it's graphic (which it clearly is) but is that it AFFIRMS what her father told her to get what he wanted - that s*x equals love. That is a horrible message to include in a book read by kids.
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I used to be obsessed with SK, and God truly did use "The Stand" to draw me back to Him. However, we can not forget that this is not the first time God has spoken through a donkey, lol. As soon as I saw this video released, I had no doubt you would cover "IT" Gerald's Game had an equally as graphic and even more disturbing scene(if that's possible) This guy is sick and should be in prison.
The Dark Tower series also has a bunch of questionable things, like the protagonist group using a disabled black woman as bait while she is r worded by a demon, or the fact Roland did a prostitute at age 14, and the stuff with the witch and the girl in book 4. CARRIE went into detail about a high schooler's sex life. I was wondering when people found out about gender theory books in school libraries showing depictions of cartoonish sex and got angry, when they would find out about Stephen King. Yes, all that stuff should be banned from school libraries.
1)King was probably using a typewriter not a computer when originally writing IT and many of his earlier books. 2)King's books did not 'fly under the radar'. People have been saying this for years, decades even. I have. But with all due respect, people who aren't very well read, watch the film adaptations and pretend to have read the books which they incorrectly believe are exactly the same, simply kept defending his work saying that he was a great author but he isn't. 3)It's even worse than all of the sexual references in his books even though the potential for mimicry is quite high. I can't even full explain what I want to say. First The Green Mile is inspired by the execution of George Stinney a little boy who was electrocuted at 14 years old back in the 1940s and who was so small that he had to be put to sit on books on the electric chair. King changed Stinney into John Coffey and made him a gigantic black Jesus. Many of his works are also just reworkings of earlier stories by other people for example his story The Shining was published a few years (1977) after a book (1973) and film (1976) called 'Burnt Offerings' which has a very similar plot. Although there are some loose similarities with the Amityville Horror, since the book was published the same year as King's the inspiration cannot be this and the original murders are unlikely to be the inspiration as all of the elements similar to King's work are from the book. He was heavily 'influenced' by British writer James Herbert where King would publish a book or story with a similar plot a few years after Herbert's books were published. One example is The Fog by James Herbert, followed by The Mist by Stephen King. If you just read enough you can see all the works or even actual events this man has very obviously copied without proper credit or explanation for his mockery as in the case of Stinney. I guess my point is that this man is not even the creative people have considered him to be so the idea of him being seduced into evil by a muse is not even there as an excuse what's more another of King's books called 'Rage' is out of print because it was linked to several subsequent school shootings where teenagers were clearly inspired by his book.
Umm yeah, anyone who can write something so graphic n full of emotion n detail about literal CHILDREN N THEIR BODY PARTS, like this, has some very serious predatory pedo predilection,whether they have or will act on it, or not... this is sick af.
Child molestation is a common theme in his books. Worst one I heard was the book IT. I dont read his books becuase of this. After reading up on them and being exposed to some of his movies as a kid, I want nothing to do with him. His stuff is just pure evil.
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I was in high school in the 70's when Steven came out. I read everything even the Bachman books. He was putting so much out his publicist told him to write under another name. His books weren't sexual in the beginning. Or I just didn't notice.
I'm already occupied with an occupation in the oculus of some occult called "They" and the status quo. They're very hidden but they sit at the capstone called capitalists while we make up the very bottom cornerstone. Christ is the Chief Cornerstone and another name for Cornerstone is EYE or heart or base. Like a basement which is the foundation of the home for Gods gnomes that know no gno....Christ is the foundation of the Church. Can't get to the capstone unless you go through the cornerstone am I right? That's right.
Your video did not blur out the f word, at all...
EDIT: Also, don't forget that King admitted he was most of the time so coked up he would have to put kleenex up his nose to keep the blood from falling onto his typewriter...
Whats wild is the book didnt even need this scene. He just wanted it in there
Good point
WOWZER 👿
He didnt want it in there. He literally talks about it in his book ON WRITING. His editor didn’t think the story was scary or shocking enough so he wrote that scene in. The scene is not original. It’s from Harlan Ellisons I HAVE NO MOUTH AND I MUST SCREAM.
Makes you wonder if he went to a certain island a few times.
Stephen Kink.
The anguish in my heart ❤️ The Lord Jesus makes it very clear about the Kingdom of God belonging to children ...
The sound effects . for a grown man to want to see children do these things . trust me he's revealing himself.
King is an example of what Jesus said....men love the darkness more than the light...
You have a wrong concept of "Darkness." People commit atrocities because they are into the Light. Such sadistic actions always come from emotional weaknesses and needs. Including inclination towards extreme Political Ideologies. If you dwell in Darkness, you are a misanthrope, and you actually want to AVOID human beings. If you avoid human beings, for sure you will not be hurting them.
@@HeathenDance Say what?...anyway thanks for the wonderful information...conveyed with insight and wisdom.
True. He’s a good writer, and he cranks out some creepy stuff, but he is very dark. I have to admit it.
Banned in School Libraries Not Bookstores
As it should be
@@nexteffects that’s exactly what he’s talking about. The fact that these books ARE In schools and NEED to be taken out!
The man turned into a liberal kook, so busy putting everyone else down, he can’t believe someone DARE come for him! 😂😂 he used to be my favorite author- and this scene, he wrote in the book, was to give the boys “morale” for finding their way out of the sewers.. seriously?!? 😐 he’s sick, definitely sick. Who would ever think to even have that in the book? It makes no sense, and this was after they just killed pennywise..now they’re going to suddenly all want to lose their virginity to their one female friend? He made her sound like a whore, not the abused girl she was in the story. He’s sadistic..
But it should be marked for 18 or over ,yet still child porn. Illegal
It’s not “banned” that’s the leftist word for it. Banned means the book is illegal, it’s not available. It’s age restricting inapproperate material .just as we do with alcohol, movies, video games and more.
It's a start..🤷♀️🤷♀️
I had an English teacher in high school. It was a public school but he was a Christian. He didn't allow his students to read Steven King or do book reports on any of his books.
That was a good teacher.
But you were allowed to read the Bible?
There is some creepy stuff in there.
smart man.
@@epona1525Oh, for sure, it's definitely creepier than Stephen King books. . .not.
@@epona1525nice try
Someone needs to investigate Stephen’s personal computer.
Probably worse than hunter’s
At the very least these thoughts and ideas for these stories came from somewhere and that's clearly from a dark place. It wouldn't surprise me if he has put these thoughts into practice.😢
Check under the file "UNCLE"
Why was this my first thought when I seen the thumbnail 😅😢
Wood Chipper '24. Check his hard drive!
The book was released in 1986. It’s rather shocking it took so long for us to address it. The culture has been poisoned for 38 years with this trash.
It’s been resurfacing as an outrage for some years. When the first “It” cinema movie came out there were videos of people discussing that part in the novel.
@@TheIndependentLens Everyone who read the book, which I have.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 okay . . . Am i supposed to be impressed?
@@TheIndependentLens Not at all. I was actually expressing my horror of ever having read it.
The culture has been poisoned for over 38 years by his writing and books in elementary libraries. Cujo was also in the school's library, I think it was one of the first books I read at around 11 years old. My parents had no idea what was in it because they had never read Stephen King and trusted the school to not allow porn in the schools and let's be honest that's exactly what he writes.
As someone who has read It, I agree with Florida not allowing it to be in school libraries.
I was 25 when I read it and was very disturbed by the child or gy he depicted in it.
I can't imagine reading that as a child.
I am 52 years old and I've Loved reading Stephen King but yes as a Christian I won't read him anymore however I will never ever see him the same again
I live in Maine, grew up down the street from him, hes definitely demonized. He also used to do a lot of cocaine. He'd stay up for days in his basement writing while doing coke. One day i was at the post office and he was in line in front of me, he looked awful and smelled so bad with ripped dirty clothing. His eyes looked extremely evil but behind the evil he looked desperate. I mean how deprived of the light he must be, to be able to write these awful and horror books.
Don’t forget his absolutely insane Alt-Left politics and his attendance of a “church” in which his daughter and her “wife” serve as the “pastors”. Yeah.
lol he just sounds like the local bum 😂 haha that's funny
now I can imagine him dancing around his dinghy old basement naked covered in dust and mold screaming along while The Ramones play and scribbling on the walls in between doing lines...whatta freak! 😂
@@raidenwolfe6495😂😂😂
@@Linzy8956 he loved himself some LSD and mescaline for a LONG TIME TOO.
Stephen King's politics told me everything I need to know about him. He's a very debased human being.
Every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord
@@HeidiRobinson-ft7vl Amen.
Amen! CHRIST is KING!
Amen 🙏
If Politicians are saying that Jesus is Lord since the Late Roman Empire, then it must be true, and for our own good!
I’ll take your word for it as I don’t need to corrupt my mind.
Right choice, quarter way through and I've already stopped it like 3 times to take breathers, man this is bad.
I skipped it once he said "little and h*rd". Nope. No breaths, just skips lol
I agree. I have never read a Stephen King book, or watched one of the movies.
This is incredibly troubling!
I was molested and even raped as a child as I stood in place of my brother who the perpetrator intended on raping. In saying that, I heard The Lord Jesus (Yeshua) Tell me to forgive the man and pray for his redemption. The Lords ways are not our ways. Pray for your enemies so that they will not be your enemies.
You are a brave soul know that you can call on the Lord's for defense and ask for your guardian angel to protect you in such situations.
Nah, God is just gonna have to be upset with me because I'm not forgiving that, I'm getting my revenge.
@@mvpd98 Forgiveness is not for the sake of the other person. It's for yours. Forgive and leave it all in His hands so you may move on and live your life. He will deal with those who do bad things.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 I understand that I just wouldn't be able to.
@@mvpd98 I'm sorry. It can be a difficult thing to do.
I'm Flogrown and I love this state because we don't play down here. Stand your ground law and no squatting allowed ❤
Stephen King's movie "The Mist" tells you everything you need to know about his opinion on God and faith.
I haven't read it, can you please mention the specific paragraph?
@@iTheGeo didn’t read the book but in the movie the only religious person was comically stupid and evil, and was doing the whole crazy religious speech
Haven’t read any Stephen King novel. And I was into some dark stuff before getting saved. Something just didn’t sit right with me. One day my husband said we should watch “The Mist”. I agreed but didn’t finish because I understood SK’s version of a “Christian” human (woman in the movie) meant demanding to sacrifice a child so the terrifyingly unknown outside that was killing people would stop. It’s blasphemous in so many ways I was glad I never read any of his works. Let them burn.
@@LaelShiza C'mon, he is describing how some Christian extremists think.
@@hukes I don’t know as though I know any Christian people group ever who thought child sacrifice was acceptable. I would say maybe he was showing a person who claimed to be Christian but wasn’t, but I think you would also contrast her then with an actual Christian to demonstrate the contrast in attitude hopefully.
Growing up as an 80s kid, there’s so much that we saw and heard, that was considered pg, but ingrained in us something we could never comprehend on how we think sexuality
And Joe Osteen used him as an example in a sermon on why you should never give up! Tells me a lot about Joe and about Stephen King!!!
Joel Osteen needs to stop tickling ears. He is NOT a true man of God. He doesn't preach or teach the Gospel, he & his wife are PROSPERITY ENTERTAINERS. They even charge seat fees.
I wonder if they have intimate knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein? Those creeps are all from the same mold.
The books were not 'banned' (which suggests a total withdrawal from anyone reading them). Florida has done us all a huge favor in warding us away from garbage unworthy of our time.
Good work for exposing this. Sick of the book ban gaslighting of people trying to be inappropriate with kids
‘IT’ is not a childrens book but a 16 or 17 year old should be able to read a book like that and realize the context is meant to be disturbing and a reflection of the effects of abuse of the girl character by her father.
Although someone else said, King didn’t originally write that and was told by the publisher to make it more shocking and disturbing. Either way, it should not be perceived as something meant to be pervy.
If you want to protect kids, we should protect them from actual predators online and in real life.
@@mercurialshift5793 many of the places it was removed were middle schools. I havent seen any differentiation from king saying things like “it was appropriate for them to take it from middle schools but not high schools.” He calls the whole thing book banning. That’s gaslighting
Yeah, it's definately gross why he had to write these events in detail, however the fact he says "what the f***, they banned 23 'p'f my books" bothers me because hes playing victim like his books have "no reason" to be banned from kids is just wrong and dumb
To be fair, I’d be surprised too if I book I wrote in the 80s got banned randomly when no one seemed to care back when it was written
@@kingqunt8567 Because the people who read it in the 80s grew up and now have the power to ban them, that simple.
We read them & was DISGUSTED & now we got the POWER to remove this filth, from traumatizing other children like we were.
I was clenching my teeth in anger listening to this. It's so perverse. There's no defending it. I've seen first hand what sexual exploitation of children does. I've even lived through it. Stephen King is absolutely a monster.
I had to skip through all of it, I'm not letting even my grown adult ears listen to that.
@@johnsherfey3675Yeah nah I had to skip it too. It’s so depraved
But the character was being sexually abused by her father in the book. That’s why she sees her fathers face. Sometimes that’s how abuse manifests. I assume it was meant to be disturbing and make you sad for her. But of course he is writing from their perspective so you’re supposed to pick up on the context as an adult. Without confronting difficult topics like this in fiction, we are just avoiding that harsh reality. In no way is it meant to be perverted from the reader or writers perspective.
@@mercurialshift5793 then why was it in children's libraries? No one is saying that we shouldn't confront these topics. You're injecting a Red Herring into the conversation. THIS IS ABOUT A SEX SCENE WRITTEN ABOUT CHILDREN, FOR CHILDREN! Hopefully you caught that. He has tried to frame himself as the victim of draconian laws while conveniently omitting that the sexually explicit works that he made for children, are being removed from the reach of their intended audience. This is the problem. This is why he is a monster.
They are all like this Spielberg too heard McCauley killing story?
It's wrong on so many levels that the scene made it to print. Beverly was treated like a ritualistic object instead of an 11 y/o. It happens a LONG way into the books, so King forced it on the readers making them need to read it to complete the story. I know it cause I read the book as a teen without knowing about that scene. I read it BECAUSE I loved the original Tim Curry movie. An adaptation which had NO scene like that. I felt swindled into reading it since the movie's depiction of Beverly never s-xualized her, she was just a part of the friend group. In the book Stephen King was very creepy in every scene with the character, like he only ever emphasized her s-xuality and nothing more in both the adult years and the child years for the characters. It's gross like he was obsessed with her.
When I watched the movie, I knew that Beverly was being abused by her dad.
I didn't even think too much reading his stuff and I skipped over a lot of the more gross stuff but when you stop to think there is a lot of dark stuff in his book that goes beyond just being creepy for the sake of entertainment. He also kind of demonizes small town america and basic normalcy in a way that is very tiring. years later and more mature I find it hard to wade through his books.
King is the actual villain in all of his books. Only a villain would delight in creating scenarios, over and over, of hurting people, especially children. Only a villain would want to.
Flowers in the Attic series was in the same category. I was at school in the early 90's when all the kids were reading this and it had a scene where brother and sister had sex. My young mind was not ready to absorb that.
Same.
It was in the school library in the 80's as well.
Yep and it's also in the banned book club! 😂 The bible has more horror atrocities and they won't ban that!! The hypocrisy is thick!
The whole book was incestuous.
I couldn't read them.
Its grooming. My friend was traumatized by that book.
This was why I couldn’t get into the Game of Thrones books. Similar stuff with graphic material written about 13-16 year old characters.
Which is why I prefer the show, as pornographic as it is, at least the characters are way older.
Okay me and my mom for ALMOST A YEAR been talking about Stephen King and all his movies and books... and not gonna lie HE WAS THE REASON I WANTED TO BE A HORROR WRITER 😢I began writing short horror stories that my family loved but ... came back to Jesus 2023
Are you still writing horror as a Christian? I feel like, other than a couple great Christian authors it's kept in the hands of the secular world. I would love to see more horror written from a redemptive and Christian worldview!
@@mclaughlinjames7 dean koontz. Half of them such though. I prefer secular
@knightofatrillionstars I love Dean Koontz and he is a Christian and it shows in his writing. Themes of good vs evil the higher power is always present.
The left behind series can be seen as a horror compilation
Frank Peretti is a fantasy horror writer
Roger Zelazny RIP another Christian author who perhaps disguised his books, as horror fantasy while exploring many Christian themes
Peter Straub a frequent SK collaborator in their colabs it's obvious who had hope in an afterlife and who does not the second book in the Talisman series Black House its obvious king wrote the majority it's a huge disappointment after waiting so many years for young Jack's story to continue after the end of the Talisman.
I avoid books written by atheists like king because there is no value in reading them.
Don't be a Horror! ...story writer :P
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I read several of Stephen King’s books until I accepted Christ. My spirit is no longer open to the darkness.
Exactly, I have no urge to watch or read about other people sin... it's not entertaining or funny. My own sin is hard enough to get away from...
Facts I stopped all that and even the movies
What is a God? You think there's some head honcho up there, huh?
@@ala2121 That beef you have is between you and God. Not random commenters.Take your beef to God.
Amen. I started reading under the dome when the show was out in my 30s, I couldn't stand the narration of a twisted killer character.When I was young and lost in darkness I loved the shining.
I’m a watercolor painter and got into comic book industry which was my biggest mistake. The things published and sold at comic con are insane where kids can get a hold of. There is so much money in drawing porn and disturbing things that even an atheist like me turned to Jesus after it. Like Japanese manga artist that make very specific art, like of idols, pop stars, animal porn, etc. to later develop into a peddling ring of children in China who exported the mangas worldwide. Like we tried to get the authorities involved which only resulted in us not being able to work again despite our talent. Some got thrown in jail others disappeared completely but never the culprit who commissioned all the disturbing manga or artist who used different pen names. They are still out there till this day publishing in China.
I'd like to see you interviewed and hear more about that world on this show or the DW or something. Also watercolor is a great medium for illustration 👍
That's a very interesting and scary topic you just bring up. We need to speak more about this. 😢
This is saddening. 🤦🏾♂️
Yeah, you'd be shocked to know how many police are involved in covering it up. Police officers, Chief of Police, etc.. I mean, we all know these pervs are numerous in government, judges, politicians, celebrities, & other elite ppl who's names we'll never know. But plenty of ppl have tried to report crimes that were committed against them, they're usually institutionalized or receive threats of being committed into institutions. There's videos of ppl sharing there stories abt it
Yes this art work flies under the radar. Put with comic cons being so mainstream fad trends now. Why nothing is being exposed is mind blowing. Deviant-art was gross tue first 20yrs with the stuff too.
Wait, there were ppl out there pretending Stephen King wasn't a psychopath? I thought this was standard knowledge for decades now.
This right here. How’s anybody actually just now shocked?
I used to read Stephen King and he was my favorite horror author. I always said if he wasn't an extremely successful author he would probably be an extremely successful serial killer.
@@idontlikebeinghandled psychopath is widely accepted. Pedorast is the allegation on the table today. Also not a stretch...
It's well known that he is an "islander" if you catch my drift
Yeah he sure is….
@@johnrepucci4777
Epstein didnt kill himself.
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Yes.
I wouldn't be surprised if SK was one of the many names on that list that still hasn't been revealed. If you know, you know. What a sick freak!
Picture This! The company that published this book all those years ago. I am looking at them sideways. Just think. A book editor read this book and the editor's boss okayed it. They are all involved.
I was thinking about King’s catalog the other day. He has wounded worldview that needs healing. The way he portrayed the relationship between children and adults is bleak.
This video is a great reminder that as followers of Christ we need to share the light and cast off the darkness.
His view wounds others.
He absolutely admits all his stories come from nightmares and not from him... he is a conduit for evil ideas n the spirits of fear and darkness.
I only read two of King's books. I enjoyed them but yes they were dark with evil entities in them. I have a few more unread, but now I doubt I'll open them.
In college I read the Dark Tower series and loved it. After getting saved, I couldn’t go back to it. Same with game of thrones.
I don't read or watch any of those you've mentioned what are the things in those books/Film adaptations that you think is innapropriate
That series was garbage
Isn't the ending of dark tower terrible?
@@desertraider8628yes, absolutely terrible and pretty stupid. Once he started including himself as a character in the story it was obvious that he had no idea how to finish the story.
@@cherryblossom6702 Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire is basically George R. R. Martin's personal fetishes in tv show and novel format XD Haven't read the Dark Tower series, but apart from Martin refusing to finish his book series that's another huge reason his readership has plummeted off a cliff. People can only take so much gratuitous debauchery before they're done with it.
Yeah, that very graphic child gang bang scene was completely unnecessary. There are an infinite amount of ways he could have made the kids find their way out of the sewers.
Remember, this was written as an excuse to help the kids find their way out of that sewer maze.
Stephen King looking like the Grinch in the thumbnail. I dunno... it's always been clear to me that Stephen King is a twisted human being.
@@kendokindura2506 I thought the exact same thing
Why is he so upset? They didn't ban his books from all public consumption. Just schools. They can go to the public library like we did
Imo he is dark characterly speaking. I mean Pet Cemetery, The Shinning, It; etc., just hello!
He needs God and His Son bad!!
His books tell you his direction through his life thus far.
When I saw the title of this video I was SO hoping that you would be talking about this book. I picked this book up as a young teen... maybe 13 or 14, and I read it several times. My mom never questioned it. I had already been exposed to other explicit material by that time. Looking back, as an adult, a Christian, and a parent, this is absolutely sickening.
What that you took a work of fiction and thought it was real? lol. I suppose you believe in the moon landing and Reagan making a phone call to the astronauts on a landline.
I made the mistake of listing to his Mr. Mercedes audio book. It has some disturbing sexual content between a son and mother. It’s absurd he’s shocked about his books being banned.
Imagine being 1500 or whatever pages in, having committed countless hours to reading leading up to the penultimate scene, investing emotions, getting to know and love the characters, truly taking in the whole literary experience... only to be greeted at the end of it all by... C.P. 😐😐😑🤮 🤯💥🔫
This is why Kubrick made The Shining so different compared to the source material.
I’m crying “certified lover boy” on the book in the thumbnail 😭
Just flip those two words
i was starting to realize that the authors are so famous with hollywood BECAUSE of how dark these themes get within the books they write. I had to stop reading an Anne Rice book for a similar reason.
Yeah, my pedo dad had me rèad belinda.
@@MrsWarriorRed33med i am so sorry 😭 thats horrible.
Funny thing about Anne Rice is she never intended anyone other than adults to read her books. She also handles this sort of thing in an entirely different manner to king, for instance if you've ever read either Interview With a Vampire or The Vampire Lestat you can tell that the author is getting no enjoyment out of, say, a child turned into a vampire trying to be an adult while she's still roughly 6 years old. The tone is entirely different, it's far creepier and the wording is explicitly crafted to highlight just how wrong it actually is. Contrast with King, that man writes with a pretty obvious attitude of enjoyment, he consistently writes with a mocking "Oh look, your body is responding the way it's physiologically designed, that means you enjoy it." Anne Rice, at least in her earlier books, never did this. She's also one of the few authors that I know of who doesn't allow derivative work from her books, especially after she got saved.
@@kitalalarisYeah and her vampires could'nt have sex. I read "Interview with the Vampire' when I was 12, and I don't remember any sexual undertones involving Claudia (unless I was just too young to pick up on it). If there were any, they were subtle.
If King or another male author had invented that series, I bet Claudia would have been overtly sexualised. Her character in the hands of a lot of male authors would have been corrupted into someone perverse. I'm glad it came from her.
As a fellow fiction writer I have the greatest respect for King and his ability to craft a story. That being said… Winger’s critique of King is correct
Yea this part of the book was super strange, I’m more surprised it took people so long to realize this when the book has been out so long and there were 2 movies about it
Because most people watch the movies and don't read the books 🤷🏽 as with most book to movie adaptations. Especially from like 20 or so years ago.
@@PedroMartinez-sp1cb your explanation literally does not negate what I said at all. A book to be adapted needs to have enough familiarity and popularity I.e. readers; to be successful. This idea that people just didn’t know about it is ridiculous.
@@bguinet who exactly are you referring to when you say "people"?
"It took people so long to realize" "this idea that people just didn't know"
Could it be that it wasn’t just readily available for students at school? I remember reading it as a teenager (haven’t finished it so I never got to THAT part) but I got this book from a friend… I was a fan of Stephen King as a teenager and remember that we didn’t have any of his books at our school library…I could get them at our local library though without any problems 😅😬
@@bguinetI never knew about that scene and just watched the movies instead of reading the book.
I’m old enough to have watched the original movie during my middle school years.
Man, imagine having to record this for an audiobook
Not to mention, also, that she was a-salted by her own father, as well. That was in the story, and that doesn’t get talked about enough. Truly, heinous.
I make horror content myself, but what I'm doing is I'm using horror to help ppl turn from darkness and instead turn to Christ. My horror, as scary as it will be, isn't meant to make u be afraid. It's exposing the forces of darkness and Satan's plans and evil. It's to encourage u to be strong and faithful and courageous and seek the LORD with all ur heart. So yeah, I make Christian horror
I knew there was something dark I didn't like about him.
Yeah, Stephen King is so wholesome. Except for you know, an under age... group time... in the book "It".
Don’t know how people gloss over that
Yeah that group sex thing was weird for sure.
I had the audio book.... that was an interesting car journey!
Never write a book while drunk.
So grim
Once I got the idea I had to skip the ___ read out loud. I CANNOT believe that this CORN was available to middle-schoolers!
He also wrote a short story about a pedophile who punished kids who returned their books late to the library. I think it's called "The Librarian."
Wait until people realize the SA undertones of both The Shining and Doctor Sleep.
At this point, I’m convinced that Stanley Kubrick was trolling/low key outing both Jack Nicholson and King as being involved in SA. I’ll let ya’ll look under those rocks.
Kubrick apparently mocked King when he volunteered to help on the film. Kubrick did the same thing by trolling Tom Cruise and Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut. Which also had themes of sex abuse and trafficking.
While at the same time bullying Shelly Duvall… and remember he also directed “Lolita”….
I read a SK book during a Saturday detention once. I got to a certain point of such gross explicit sex and I threw the book away. I was in middle school.
I was talking about this with my wife some time ago and was telling her how I am so happy that this scene never made it into the movies
Imagine how angry this grown man world renowned author must have been about this ban that he misspelled OF 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was legit thinking the same when I saw it 😂
@@LifeofPani seems more like intentional misspelling to me. PF. ?
People have been bringing this scene up for years, but they always got brushed off because “it’s art.”
I remember people talking about it when the first movie came out, with mixed reactions, since everyone likes saying “oh I read the book first.”
👍👏👏👏 for Florida!!!
I'm glad that schools are removing books like that; I used to read Kings books, not any more, the Lord is gradually changing me over time...
It was the 80’s, no filters, no movie ratings, no parents, latchkey kids, raising themselves and we are the parents that raised our kids as helicopter moms. We were not protected, in many ways beyond the before mentioned. So we were over protective of our own.
I have never read one of SK’s books and have zero desire to do so!
There were movie ratings in the 80’s. It began in 1968.
@@texasrose2315 I could get in with anyone over 18. It did not require a parent or true adult.
@@energygirl9588 I just posted when the ratings began. I could buy alcohol when I was a minor, they still had laws, but I looked older and didn’t get carded.
So much praise for King and his works, yet it seems few have read them.
His works that include SA against minor children are:
It
Delores Claiborne
Carrie
Gerald’s Game
He likely has more, but I found his writing to be boring by 5th grade and went onto reading works by Lovecraft and Poe instead. King is unimaginative, consumed with anger (“you write what you know”), and enjoys writing far too much about SA against minors be it active or part of the character’s past…much like Martin didn’t have to create incest in his fantasy world of Game of Thrones…they choose to write it because they enjoy it and are familiar with it.
the outsider and the institute are some that got published a few years ago
I remember a scene in, if I recall correctly Rose Madder, where the villain who is a dirty cop and a domestic abuser has a young man he is interrogating for information and he grabs his junk and starts rubbing it eventually squeezing until he passes out. I'm not sure how old he was as it has been a long while, but I think it described him as a fairly young man.
Also,
Apt Pupil
Four Past Midnight (The Library Policeman) - a scene that goes on for four pages in great detail and involves the main character as a small boy
I didn't want to listen to this, so skipped. But based on what you guys have said, this is so sick there's almost no words for it. How is this even allowed on the shelves at all?? This world needs to burn.
It will all burn with a fervent heat, to be replaced with a new one.
What I'm hearing is that King was violated as a child and he is writing this as his way of therapy. In NO WAY AT ALL I'm saying this is OK. But abuse seems to beget abuse. We need to pray for these people ans this country. Child corn and PDF files break my heart.
Or recreating the trauma. Not the same as therapy.
It’s also an “interesting” choice on the part of the narrator to make Bev sound like a predator. The words alone sound like someone resigned to having to do something incredibly painful in order to survive a horrific situation. Which would make sense given that she had suffered repeated ab*se at the hands of her father.
(No, I’ve never watched the movies nor read the book, but when Cinema Therapy opted to cover the sequel, my curiosity was piqued about their take.)
I am glad you read scripture after
There is also a scene in the book IT where an older boy is "relieved" by another boy.
Nice
I have read several SK books many years ago. Now as a born again Christian I have no interest in them. When I was 19 (I'm 60 now) I met a woman who went to high school with Steven, I asked her excitedly what was he like?!?
She said he was very strange and gave her the creeps. At that time I didn't think to much of it, now after watching this video it all makes sense. Just like celebrities, musicians, anyone who wants to be rich and famous I believe he sold his soul to the evil one!! In fact I am sure of it now!!
Another fun fact about Stephen King, he USED TO TEACH ENGLISH TO HIGH SCHOOL KIDS BEFORE HE WAS FAMOUS… I literally cannot with this 😵💫
what does, “ I literally cannot with this”’ ?
You literally cannot _what_ with this?
@@vickielawson3114 Do you understand what Annie meant? I am not trying to mean. I don’t understand the last sentence.
@@texasrose2315Hi, it’s a saying that can be used when something is mind-blowing; hard-to-deal-with; outrageous; overwhelming; don’t even know how to think or feel or even on the opposite end being silly or ridiculous. (Obviously, she doesn’t find it silly.)
Par for the course.
In my youth I read Stephen King and James Herbert books. I destroyed all of them when I became a Christian. They made me feel sick.
%💯 PDFile🔥
Yep, I have heard enough. I’m not gonna be able to finish the video, but thank you Ruslan for drawing attention to this.
I have no idea how he hasn't been cancelled for many decades
Thanks for exposing this
I mean he has the look. Always thought it was sus he brought that subject up so much in his books.
Never forget Stephen King also thought MS-13 was an "assault rifle" 😭😭😭
King also wrote a short story called "The Library Policeman" about a young boy who gets r@ped in a Public Library. I have no doubt that he participates in things too shockingly horrible to imagine. Adrenochrome is a real thing, and he has been honest about his addictions in the past. He's probably gotten material for his books from things he actually witnessed in real life with real children.
It is a monster based on fear...so yeah
I thought they would mention this one, also. It was horrible.
@@MomeGnome He was a schoolteacher and may be using accounts heard from the children he taught.
@@muchtested That would be creepy and evil.
That book is fucked up I agree on that*
"It" was and still is one of my favorite books. That being said, I vividly recall skipping that part once I realized what was happening in the scene. You had a little girl, clearly m*&ested by her father, thinking this was the way to show love. The problem with the passage is not only that it's graphic (which it clearly is) but is that it AFFIRMS what her father told her to get what he wanted - that s*x equals love. That is a horrible message to include in a book read by kids.
I’ve never read a Stephen King novel. I just had a bad feeling about them, even before I was a Christian. Guess my instincts weren’t off base. 🤮🤮🤮
Appreciate all your content bro. Unrelated to the topic but I met you as a young teen at the community center in Oceanside in the deep valley when you used to help out over there. I’m 30 now. We used to play ps2 and play sports out in the back. I was such a knucklehead, if I can go back in time I’d give you a firm handshake and tell you you’re going to be a great inspiration to me one day. Much love and respect! BTW I keep bumping your music everyday thanks for all the inspiration! Super dope 🔥 praise the Lord, God bless brother
I used to be obsessed with SK, and God truly did use "The Stand" to draw me back to Him. However, we can not forget that this is not the first time God has spoken through a donkey, lol.
As soon as I saw this video released, I had no doubt you would cover "IT"
Gerald's Game had an equally as graphic and even more disturbing scene(if that's possible)
This guy is sick and should be in prison.
I saw that movie Gerald Game and hated that part. I didn’t realize that was SK work. Yukkk
I don’t wanna hear this, I gotta go ✌🏾 6:02
He also been on that island a few times
The Dark Tower series also has a bunch of questionable things, like the protagonist group using a disabled black woman as bait while she is r worded by a demon, or the fact Roland did a prostitute at age 14, and the stuff with the witch and the girl in book 4. CARRIE went into detail about a high schooler's sex life. I was wondering when people found out about gender theory books in school libraries showing depictions of cartoonish sex and got angry, when they would find out about Stephen King. Yes, all that stuff should be banned from school libraries.
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1)King was probably using a typewriter not a computer when originally writing IT and many of his earlier books.
2)King's books did not 'fly under the radar'. People have been saying this for years, decades even. I have. But with all due respect, people who aren't very well read, watch the film adaptations and pretend to have read the books which they incorrectly believe are exactly the same, simply kept defending his work saying that he was a great author but he isn't.
3)It's even worse than all of the sexual references in his books even though the potential for mimicry is quite high. I can't even full explain what I want to say. First The Green Mile is inspired by the execution of George Stinney a little boy who was electrocuted at 14 years old back in the 1940s and who was so small that he had to be put to sit on books on the electric chair. King changed Stinney into John Coffey and made him a gigantic black Jesus.
Many of his works are also just reworkings of earlier stories by other people for example his story The Shining was published a few years (1977) after a book (1973) and film (1976) called 'Burnt Offerings' which has a very similar plot. Although there are some loose similarities with the Amityville Horror, since the book was published the same year as King's the inspiration cannot be this and the original murders are unlikely to be the inspiration as all of the elements similar to King's work are from the book.
He was heavily 'influenced' by British writer James Herbert where King would publish a book or story with a similar plot a few years after Herbert's books were published. One example is The Fog by James Herbert, followed by The Mist by Stephen King. If you just read enough you can see all the works or even actual events this man has very obviously copied without proper credit or explanation for his mockery as in the case of Stinney.
I guess my point is that this man is not even the creative people have considered him to be so the idea of him being seduced into evil by a muse is not even there as an excuse what's more another of King's books called 'Rage' is out of print because it was linked to several subsequent school shootings where teenagers were clearly inspired by his book.
Back when I was in school that was called plagiarism. I'm surprised someone hasn't called him out on it, and sued him.
Profiting off the innocence of children is just plain evil
King is proof that evil people have talent and can seem like agents of light just like angels.
I had to skip the listen. I used to devour SK in my teens to early 20's. I realized that it was affecting how I assumed other people thought.
Umm yeah, anyone who can write something so graphic n full of emotion n detail about literal CHILDREN N THEIR BODY PARTS, like this, has some very serious predatory pedo predilection,whether they have or will act on it, or not... this is sick af.
Old news, but glad it's getting attention like it should.
Thank you for putting this out there. I have nieces that live in Florida that are in that age range.
Child molestation is a common theme in his books. Worst one I heard was the book IT. I dont read his books becuase of this. After reading up on them and being exposed to some of his movies as a kid, I want nothing to do with him. His stuff is just pure evil.
Very glad I watched this on an empty stomach 🤢
I just ate and it is not going well
Yall im EATING!!
First time watching! Loved the show!❤️🇺🇸
I remember hearing about this part of the book after thoroughly enjoying the movies. Really wish I hadn’t 🤢
Thank God I never read any of his books. This is sick and twisted in every way.
I haven't read any of his books or seen any of the films. This is eye opening
I’ve never read a Steven King novel. Always something off. Now I know why.
PDF files had me floors Rus you’re amazing with the algorithm, from LGTV to PDF files. 😂😂😂😂😂