Sometimes Dead Is Better

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Now Watching: The Shining

Click below for a favorite scene (and the reason I first tried bourbon)...

Trailer: It - Chapter Two

Sometimes Death Is Better

The person you put up there ain't the person that comes back. It may look like that person, but it ain't that person. 'Cause... whatever lives in the ground beyond the Pet Sematary ain't human at all.

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Trailer: Pet Sematary (2019)

IT

Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary - Trailer

Faith Against Faith

Knowing Darkness

An image from a book featuring artwork inspired by Stephen King's writings.
Found on a favorite blog - Dark Corner Books.

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Christine Lives

Doctor Sleep Tumblr

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The Graveyard Shift

All movies should be forced to have an end credit song with sound clips from the film (and more movies should have audible thoughts by the main characters, like in the film Dune).

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And it wouldn't hurt to have end credits where the main actors have to stand still for a credit profile pic...click here.

The Art Of Jeff Stahl

 Gallery here.

Second Coming

The master wants you. Throw away your cross, face the master. Your faith against his faith... Could you do that? Is your faith enough?... Then do it... Throw away the cross. Face the master. Faith against faith. 

 Image by Monster-man-Dan.

The Overlook Hotel

Come and click on us...forever, and ever, and ever.

Word Of The Dead

Looks like there's a chance that Stephen King and his son will be penning an episode of AMC's The Walking Dead. Pretty excited about that. King's ensemble paranoia and claustrophobia would be perfect for that series.

Click below for more info (not much more though):

Barlow

I was pretty young when Salem's Lot premiered on television back in 1979, but my parents were watching it, and so they let me watch it. Horror didn't register on their parental guidance meter (not much does). So they had no idea what a hairless vampire with glowing eyes and a floating kid outside a bedroom window would do to their young son. It was bad news.

Less Is More

LOVE these beautiful designs.
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Via Rue-Morgue.com message boards.

Kill Your Darlings

I couldn't think of a way to incorporate the Dead Sentinel into this year's display. I imagined him being a Sentinel that just didn't make the full transformation into the two that are guarding the walkway to the Corn Witch on the porch. He still has two hands, one of them being WAY too human for the witches' tastes. He had a place in the back story, just no place in the yard haunt.

It reminded me of a quote by Stephen King  - "Kill your darlings." Sometimes you just have to let a creation go, no matter how much you dig it, if it just doesn't work.

Great Cover

Artwork by Jae Lee and Richard Isanove.


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