I Read EVERY Stephen King Book 🔪📚 Carrie, 'Salem's Lot, The Shining & Rage!

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Be sure to check out more episodes of my Gavin Reads All the KING series here: kzbin.info/aero/PL-dEFImUCwaa-JVSYAi4LCfb68tvJSOMp

[@billiep1603]

After reading the shining, I understood why King HATED the movie. The Shining feels so personal to his struggles with addiction and I can see that theme in the book. I feel like Kubrick strips away those layers to Jack and just makes him an evil monster for no reason instead of someone possessed by addiction. Also RIP Shelley Duvall you are an icon 🩷🩷🩷

[@impertud]

YES! I agree with this so much. I loved The Shining because Jack's descent into that madness was so well done and you could follow and feel his struggle. I understand translating it into movie form can be hard, but when I first watched it and Jack had that evil/unsettling vibe from the beginning, I really didn't like it because that's now how he came across in the book to me. The movie can be enjoyed if you take it as is, but I'll always stand by that as an adaptation it is NOT a good one.

[@c0wgirlcoding]

@@billiep1603 i read a quote in a review which was something along the lines of “the book is written by a man who has struggled with alcohol and can feel the evil corrupting him and the movie is directed by a man who grew up with an alcoholic for a farther and can feel the evil in the air” and honestly that changed my prospective on both the book and film

[@Maggie_mccann]

@@c0wgirlcoding omgggggg that's actually world changing

[@Maggie_mccann]

that's actually so true, because even at 5 y/o a child never forgets the trauma of experiencing what he did, even if it has been years, he will continue to wait for the next blow

[@zarina98]

LOVE spoilers, it's so rare to find someone that gives full review breakdowns.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Technically, I contributed to this video by sending good vibes to Gavin while attending his 11 hour reading sprint.

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Haha you did 🙏

[@Lan..]

Sounds like something Tommy Tallarico would say 😂

[@queenvreads]

When you read King's 'On Writing', it is really crazy to think that Carrie was his first book published. The fact that he was a school teacher at the time too. It is so impressive how his first book is a horror classic. It almost makes me sad that we don't get the opportunity to be surprised by the story now since it's part of pop culture.

[@avsambart]

Rage "being responsible" for school 🔫 is exactly like people who say video games are "responsible" for violence 🤡💀

[@Lisa-vb3gn]

They might not be responsible, but they certainly add fuel to the fire. Killing people in a semi realistic way doesn’t need to be a game.

[@meikusje]

​@@Lisa-vb3gn no they don't. This has been researched and debunked. It's a correlation not causation situation.

[@jungtothehuimang]

These kids & their devil music and their video games

[@lilac9075]

​@@Lisa-vb3gn there's no proven correlation between violence and videogames, so this is most probably completely wrong.

[@verwirklichbar]

@victorialindblad6673music? Ridiculous, it’s obviously Dungeons and Dragons

[@meggamillion2014]

Gav, have you heard of the podcast “Just King Things”? It’s a pair of dudes reading King in pub order and they do a deep dive into each book & it’s great. Gives some context for the time of publication and some of the reception of the books as well. A couple years ago I started reading King somewhat in pub order and that podcast was my fav way to close out each book!

[@Bookishlynicole]

Thanks for this! Going to check them out!

[@BooksToAshes]

Thanks for sharing this! I’m reading in pub order and this would be fun to listen to after each book

[@mikesbookreviews]

I was doing it this way until I started a KZbin channel and it derailed that plan. Read straight through Carrie to Tommyknockers then fell down the Wheel of Time rabbit hole and here we are. I admire this project idea.

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Mike! Thank you so much for checking this out, I really appreciate you being here 🙏🏼 hoping I can see this project through

[@mikesbookreviews]

@@GavinReadsItAll I believe in you, amigo. I'll be watching.

[@kattiedaugherty4421]

I finally read The Shining in January and it effected me way more than I thought. I was in an 8 year long relationship with someone struggling with alcoholism and I saw so many things in that book that Wendy did or thought. It truly was so sad to me. But I really did like the book.

[@Turnbasis]

I loved hearing your empathy towards Carrie. It’s definitely a big theme that makes the story special to me too. I was bullied a lot in high school and a story like Carrie honestly gave me a lot of revenge fantasies when I was a kid. But now I look at the story with so much empathy and sadness for Carrie. The way you describe it really shows the different levels that story has. Also the made for TV version with Angela Bettis is one of my favorite adaptations. Her acting makes it my favorite version… and there’s an unexpected, semi-positive twist ending.

[@katel.126]

Stuck home with covid and bored out of my mind. But wait! What's this? A new video from Gavin?! I'm feeling better already!

[@GavinReadsItAll]

@@katel.126 gosh get well soon!! ❤️

[@meowkat347]

I really loved ‘Salem’s Lot because I loooove how King can write characters so well! This man wrote characters for a whole TOWN of people and each one felt unique! They seemed like real people instead of copy and paste of each other. I also felt like this book was a metaphor for how ‘big business’ comes in to destroy small towns. We have this wealthy man come in and inhabit the most iconic place of this hometown. Then he basically takes over, killing off the original residences of the town and sucks them dry of their resources. This is reminiscent of how a big business will come in and drive out the people who lived there first to make way for their own gains, and in return sucks the land and people dry.

[@Ruth-of1ji]

Have you read the Tommy Knockers? It’s a similar vibe where a whole town is taken over (in some sense - no spoilers). I just finished it and I LOVED it

[@meowkat347]

@@Ruth-of1ji I have not read it, so awesome, thank you!!! I’ll check it out! 😊 I don’t know anything about that book so that will be fun!

[@Adelynoir]

Rage gives me the feeling of putting a spotlight on teenage cruelty. Teenagers are cruel, and that cruelty is fueled by a desire for power. Charlie is the one in power, so naturally the other kids tey to please him and tell him what they want to hear. Then Ted becomes the scapegoat, the black sheep. Teenagers dont bully to please adults, they do it to get social points from one another.

[@loganshirley9058]

I think this is such a cool way to approach King's work! Ending on the Dark Tower will be so satisfying after youve read everything else!

[@megs_bookrack]

So, Ben Mears lived to be 55 years old. He wasn't 55 at the time of Salem's Lot. He was born in 1948, so yeah was 30ish during the events of Salem's Lot.

[@Hilke.v.W.]

I'm just gonna copy and paste it again because I can't formulate how I'm feeling differently. I'm so happy this is online now!!!!!! A Stephen King vlog?!!!?!! Omg Gavin! You don't even know how excited that makes me! I have autism and Stephen King is one of my special interests. His work helps me so much and I love seeing people read his books. My mom will be reading 11-22-63 next week and we'll be reading it together. I don't have a lot of people to share my love for him with. His work is so good! And please do be critical in your vlog! I'm so happy you'll be doing this! I already know that video will be added to my KZbin comfort list for when I'm anxious or stressed. I don't want to come across as some weirdo but this means so much to me! You're my favorite booktuber and knowing you'll be working on this brings me joy already 🎉 thanks for all your videos Gavin. You have no idea how much it means to me. You bring me lots of company and laughter 🤗 please remember when you get shitty comments that there are people out there like me who might not comment a lot but you do have a big positive influence on their lives. Happy reading 🥰

[@GavinReadsItAll]

@@Hilke.v.W. aww I really, really hope you enjoy this video and my future Stephen King videos 🥰🫶🏼

[@GavinReadsItAll]

How would YOU rank the Stephen King books I read in this video? 👀

[@kodytiffany5686]

A fellow Rose Madder reader thank god they do exist. Any of his books without movies has me thinking that they were not popular enough to get a movie. So mostly not read.

[@kodytiffany5686]

You have been warned ; that is to say, coincidence follows those who delve to deeply into Stephen Kings works. Trust me I know from experience.

[@kodytiffany5686]

I ended most of my bullying early on when I just Punched a bully in the gut as I was walking by with an upper cut style punch... and those that still did pick on me I ignored or joked along with at my own expense. So yes I was bullied badly in kindergarten and 1st grade but the bullys learning that they'd be attacked back or at least get a reaction they did not find fun made them focus on others quickly. Plus I think I hung out with the popular crowd in elementary without realizing how popular they were. Point is the way Carrie and many others handle it; is the wrong approach and can lead to mental snaps. Bullys are trying to control you for entertainment or to prop themselves so if your boring or don't let them feel superior then why would they pick on you? That was my philosopher and it worked for me.

[@kodytiffany5686]

The bullet for teleken positive in Carrie even ties into other books. Not directly but in that some books you could see Carries story being apart of the back drop.

[@encyclopediaofelizabeth]

@GavinReadsItAll 'Salem's Lot has been the creepiest I've read so far. Just so much atmosphere and I kept having nightmares about someone watching me sleep for like a week after I read it.

[@RoseArnoldd]

I just finished The Shining for the first time! To me Tony was apart of Danny’s subconscious that he wasn’t ready to/couldn’t access fully at the time 😊

[@lauramcgovern1745]

I’m so excited for you to discover the connections between all these books. And you made the right choice to leave all the Dark Tower books for last. You’re going to love this journey!

[@minimatrix2763]

Ah so excited for this series! The Long Walk and The Stand are some of my favourite stories!

[@stxplesexhaustion]

Stephen king is my favorite author of all time!! Im so excited

[@stegobookosaurusrawr4153]

OOooo I love how you made the covers coloured in the opening! I can tell this is gonna be good!

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Thank you, I hope you enjoy the video :)

[@grff_]

I LOVE when people read every book by an author. That's exactly how i approach reading when I wanna motivate myself haha this feels like a new show airing and i will eagerly await every episode😅

[@ahmedasif5705]

Please continue this series on your channel. It has became ny new favorite thing to watch!

[@selenasstories2976]

Gavin!!!! I literally had the same idea like 3 weeks ago and I already finished my reread of Carrie and am currently on Salem's lot!! I'm so happy you're also doing it so it feels like we're trekking through it together lol

[@Xemlo]

I have been waiting for this with such glee!!! The King (and the King) are here!!! Cannot wait till Episode 4 - Eyes of the Dragon is one of my all time faves, and not enough people have read that one. But I have a special space in my heart for The Shining, Tommyknockers, and Different Seasons.

[@MiaLeyden]

Wow, I never thought you would actually take a project as big as this one. You have a lot of great books ahead of you, as well as some questionable ones. I send you my best vibes for the long journey you're starting. I'll be right here watching every video. 🤩 Oh, and my favourite of this set is Salem's lot. 🦇

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Missed opportunity to do a cutaway to “Hello, I’m Shelley Duvall!” when you mentioned her.

[@GavinReadsItAll]

@@PokhrajRoy. oops, that would have been epic!!

[@Kafia_]

Fairytale theatre what a time...

[@arieldee2665]

I love Salem's Lot as an exploration of the theme of the evil in small towns that King likes to go back to a lot in his horror. Just, how we know everyone in town so well and know the cruelty and darkness they're all capable of prior to the vampires descending on them is so good.

[@AidaWelde]

My favourite in this video is The Shining. My favourite all time is The Long Walk, excited for you to cover that one!

[@jamiemarsh3422]

Appreciate the time stamps Gav! I enjoyed your review of’Salems Lot, I would definitely do a reread, loved the creep factor in that one too 🖤.

[@amandajad3]

The Stand 😍 I cant wait. I want to reread so bad. I often think about that book

[@caro7000]

Also in my opinion most King books have good concepts but they either have a sloooow start or drag in the end so I’m looking forward to your reviews

[@GavinReadsItAll]

He could really do with that editor sometimes haha

[@therealjetlag]

Yeah, I feel the same. I’ve read quite a few of his books and, with a few exceptions (like The Stand), they start SO well and just have rubbish endings (I’m looking at YOU, IT and Under the Dome).

[@LaMerleNoir216]

So I’ve read interview with King and he touched on it in On Writing I believe as well. He wrote as Bachman because he wanted to see if his name was what was selling the books or if he was really a good writer.

[@Bookishlynicole]

I’m so glad you are doing this Gavin! I look forward to watching you go through King’s backlist!

[@Gabbysreadingwell]

I love the way you discuss books! It's really fascinating to listen to. I might add Salem's Lot to my Stephen King books to read because of what you said about it :)

[@fullfiledprophecies]

You should read his intro “why I was Bachman”. It’s in my copy of the Bachman books and he explains why he did it. 👍🏼

[@noone-wq4fm]

I really dislike Kubrick's adaptation of 'The Shining' because it turns Jack into the villain although he's just mentally so unstable that he becomes an easy victim for the overlook which is the actual villain. Also, what I feel with a lot of King movie adaptations is that they cannot convey the characters in the same sense the books do. What I love about King are his well flushed out characters and really round characters; as you said also they feel very very real and every time I've watched a movie adaptation of his books they do not live up to that. And that's something that especially happened in the shining. Kubrick rid Jack of all his traits and though it is amazing visually, the sense of the story and its characters is somehow lost entirely. Anyway, loved the video, I am very excited for the next ones! :) Also, this made me want to reread 'Salem's Lot' so badly

[@breerex4957]

@@noone-wq4fm i agree they get a loy wrong adapting king but when they get it right it's amazing! the green mile and the shawshank redemption are amazing powerful films that I could argue even surpass the source material

[@noone-wq4fm]

@@breerex4957 yeah, totally agree. 'The Green Mile' is amazing. I haven't seen the Shawshank Redemption but I heard a lot of good stuff about it 😌

[@drucelia2247]

I'm so glad you enjoyed Salem's Lot! I read it over 15 years ago and it still sticks with me and it's still one of my favorite Stephen King books, along with Cell and The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

[@maria83maria]

I'm so exited for your jurney to Stephen Kings ouvre. I read everything from him also the new one, i'm missing just one short story ( the librarian policeman)

[@moriartyandherbooks6011]

I plan to read all of King’s work too, so I’ve been SOOO excited for this series to start dropping! 😊

[@PokhrajRoy.]

When I went to my prom, I really thought it was going to end up like ‘Carrie’ but it was actually quite fun. Very crowded, but fun

[@Anthony-cj2ju]

I’m so excited for you to read and review The Dark Tower series! It is the most addicting series I’ve ever read and know you will enjoy it.

[@BobbiReads]

I’m super excited for this project!! I think some of the King books you’ve already read I sent you years ago. Rose Madder is my fav King and not many have read it. Can’t wait until you reread that one.

[@megslibrary]

Yes….. brilliant… this is everything I never knew I needed ❤

[@Charlotte-ud2to]

I've just printed out a list of all the Stephen King books so I can read them all. And now you are coming through with this series 🙌. Stephen King feels like the weird and a bit scary grandpa who sits in a chair telling stories while the wind is howling around the house 🌬

[@books_with_jayden]

Im so glad you've decided to do this series! I attempted to read Stephen King in publication order about 2 years ago now. I got about half way through The Stand when I realised I am just not a fan of Stephen Kings writing 😂

[@gabbyreads]

Yesss I’ve been so excited for this video series let’s goooo ❤

[@usilvet]

Love your videos! My favorite from this selection was definitely Salem’s Lot. But also I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on The Long Walk. It’s one of my favorite King’s novels I have read so far!

[@cpjohnson1887]

When you read Dr Sleep all you're answers will come for The Shining

[@adiibrd4213]

@@cpjohnson1887 yes and I also loved Dr. Sleep 😇 was so interesting 😇

[@dorolexa]

You should try the anime/manga Shiki, it's basically an adaption of Salem's Lot and it's really good!! Also love watching your hour-long videos ❤ always make my day

[@alissajoelle5443]

I don’t even like Stephen King books but I watched the whole video because I loved listening to you review and talk about these books

[@ElvishPrinceling]

Late as heck but, one of the reasons King reiterates the snow over and over is to emphasize how LONG winter is in places where snow comes October through May, especially in the high country. The snow. Never. Stops. By January, you're exhausted of grey and white and blue being the only colours in the word!

[@1313AnimeFan]

I haven’t read it, but listening to your reflection on Rage was fascinating. Thank you

[@NerdyGirlKikiT]

I think the convo around these books are more interesting than anything. Even if you are not into scary. Horror or spooky things. I can appreciate the convo these books spark

[@jennifers4142]

I agree with you about The Shining. I couldn't wait for it to end and didn't think it was scary. The hedge animals made me laugh 😬

[@zuperida]

The hedge animals scared me😅

[@jennifers4142]

@@zuperida it’s probably just me. I think I’m one of those people who isn’t scared by books but I’m terrified of scary movies. My brain needs the creepy music and visuals.

[@zuperida]

@jennifers4142 scared is maybe a bit to strong of a word, but it made me very very uncomfortable. I can't watch scary movies either.. I turn the sound off when it gets too scary in movies that isn't supposed to be scary haha

[@spedcuber178]

Thank you for the video and the upcoming schedule, I think it might be fun to read the ones I haven't yet and read along with you :) The Shining - A Tier - Pretty high up there, not my absolute favorite, but I saw the movie first and the movie is one of my favorite things in existence. Carrie - C Tier - Good story, but just not a story I enjoyed reading if that makes sense. Salems Lot - B Tier - People really like this book, and while I thought it was interesting, the vampire part was my least favorite. I liked the characters and the town a lot. Rage - Haven't read it yet

[@jamiebbooks]

I'm planning to do this next year. I've read about 60% of his books so many will be rereads, and I'm still reading a few King books this year, that will be rereads for this project when I get to them again. I'm also rereading the Dark Tower series in its own month, possibly April depending on what readathons happen next April. I might reread the Bachman Books bindup with Rage, but I gave my copy to my sister already. Anyway, it'll be fun to see how our impressions match up over our King reading projects.

[@PathwayToTheHeart]

Oh I already know I am going to love this series! I can't wait to hear your thoughts on some of my favourite books of his! Great work Gavin!

[@ReadingNymph]

Loved all the indepth thoughts on each book. It was really interesting to hear

[@Mikani_]

About The Shining: I do think the hedges turning their heads is scary as hell. It's like when you see a room full of manequins in a horror movie, you know something scary is gonna happen, but you never suspect the hedges would have the same mechanic

[@madilyn4508]

I also started reading Stephen King’s books in publication order this year! I’m skipping ahead to Doctor Sleep after finishing The Shining since it’s the sequel and I want to see how they fit together and I’m also stalling on figuring out how to get Rage as I didn’t really want to purchase it. I’m very excited to follow your videos and opinions while you’re reading these!

[@bienkies9152]

I didn't love The Shining either. That was the last book I read of Stephen King then I felt like I had enough. But hearing your perspective on Carrie makes me want to reread it and I am so excited for this series. You actually inspired me to read the rest of his books as well.

[@anyab812]

I have been waiting for someone to do this because I plan to do it. I’ll be following your journey. You got a new subscriber

[@Irrlichtwinter]

Carrie is probably my favourite Stephen King book, partially of how short it is, but also because it feels so real to me. I'm from a somewhat similar background as the character Carrie, and was badly bullied. To me, it is for sure on of those inevitable tragedies, a build up to an explosion that could have prevented, but where so many around Carrie just made the worst choices that pushed her into tragedy. It was cathartic to read, in a way - being bullied throughout child- and teenhood can have life long consequences, the c-ptsd. the social struggles, the depression, or worse... In a literary context, it feels very cathartic to see the life long (/life ending) consequences affect the bullies as well as the bullied. Carrie is one of the few books I know that captures that feeling the most. (just to be crystal clear, literary catharsis in no way extends to excusing or, god forbid, endorsing real life tragedies. That's the great thing about literature. It lets us experience emotions from a safe detachment from reality, and maybe work through some of our baggage so that we can show up as our best selves in the real word)

[@sandravasquez7690]

OMG. I have never commented but I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and now you are reading my all time most favorite author Stephen King. I have been reading his book since I was 12 years old and love to see other people read them. Can’t wait to see all your reactions to his books.

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Thanks so much for supporting

[@MariyaVD]

My favorite booktuber and my favorite autor! This os going to be an amazing journey!

[@scare_duardo]

Omg I am so excited for this series, Gavin!

[@arobinreads]

Thanks for the schedule ❤ I have 3 books to read for next time. Especially excited for The long walk

[@Maggie_mccann]

i LOVE your long videos

[@minaharker9956]

Excited for you to get to Doctor Sleep (sequel to The Shining)! Honestly preferred it to The Shining, BUT the movie for Doctor Sleep was even better! Mike Flannigan, the director, poured so much love and respect in the movie to tie in The Shining movie and book together. The Shining movie by Kubrick was said to have been hated by Stephen King cause of how Jack was portrayed in the movie and how things ended.

[@ki-totha-ki]

I HATE SCARY MOVIES AND ETC BUT LOVE HEARING PPL TALK ABOUT THEM AND I'M LIVING FOR THIS SERIES.

[@vivien681]

This is so fascinating, I love it 🥰 I haven’t read any of them. The Shining looks like the most interesting read to me. I can’t wait to watch the next episode 😊

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Ooo if you read The Shining, I hope you enjoy it!

[@AGuyWhoReadsBooks]

This is so exciting!! I started my Kronological King reading in 2020 and have made it through 27 novels so far with soo many to go 😅

[@dg_reads]

So excited for this series! I attempted all the books in pub order along with adaptations and made it pretty far before getting derailed by buddy reads but this will motivate me to get to the few I've missed! ❤

[@Gasser2799]

Can’t wait for episode 2!

[@theahegwood]

Please read his memoir “on writing” it’s so good.

[@PatriciaHernandez-cf6wb]

Thanks!

[@GavinReadsItAll]

Thank you so much 🫶🏼

[@mandy87583]

I'm so excited for this series! I myself am making my way through all Stephen King's books and am enjoying every minute! 😊

[@1prinzessinpeach]

Soo excited for the next episode! The Long Walk is my favorite Stephen King book :D and I also never finished The Stand even though I liked it? And its my familys favorite King book, so I might have to reread that with you!

[@ellenlowe9013]

This is awesome! I will definitely follow these videos!

[@ktxx22]

I love this series can’t wait for you to continue!! 🙌🏼

[@PITAchic84]

Genuinely cannot wait to hear your thoughts on Doctor Sleep based on this reading of the Shining. Because the alcoholism is supposed to be the scary part not the murders.amd the sequel doubles down on that. I do agree that its not *scary* so much as horrifically tragic

[@smittenforfiction]

Tony showed Danny where to find the lost trunk, he showed Danny being chased by someone through the hotel. But then the hotel itself is blocking Tony from giving Danny messages.

[@Andrew_Thannen]

One for the Road is two years after 'Salem's Lot, and Jerusalem's Lot is set around the 1850s. Also, King publishing under a secret name had more to do with the rate at which he was finishing books. His publisher was concerned that his fans would be fatigued by too many King books coming out so frequently, so he came up with Richard Bachman.

[@Rainbopagn]

The Shining is one of my favorites. IT is still in my top ten books. I cannot wait for you to get to it, please watch the mini series! Tim Curry does Pennywise so much more book accurate, sarcastic and mocking.

[@bookishcreature8907]

Oh wow, what a project! Good luck with this odyssey 😂 I’m excited

[@victoria4]

I am so ready for this Gavin! I was in your reading livestream last week it was so fun. Please do more!

[@GavinReadsItAll]

I absolutely will, I loved doing that live stream!

[@okiejewels4560]

Great project! ‘Salem’s Lot is my favorite King book!

[@booknerd369]

I have been anticipating this so hard since you announced it! Excellent video and I'm so stoked for the rest (even though I disagree about The Shining lol) 💜

[@rachelannfrench]

The audiobook of the Shining was amazing for suspense and tension. Doctor Sleep is excellent, and you get more of Danny.

[@sakurahan91]

Salem’s Lot is the only one of those that really interests me, but I can remember Carrie being in my PRIMARY school library waaaaay back in the late 1990’s.

[@wywrd_mtnt]

looking forward to your opinions on the long walk omg

[@carriem2655]

I love this idea. I read most of my Stephen King books in the 80’s (im showing my age😆)and now getting back to reading him. I think this will motivate me to go back and read them in order then follow along with your videos 😊

[@jeanninethompson6243]

I’m a Stephen king fan and have read the majority of his books. I am SO looking forward to your vlogs

[@courtney4543]

Excited for this series! Seen so many of his movies but have only read Cell myself. Hopefully you have a good time with the books 😁

[@theantheaaaaaa]

I wanted to do this too but I keep jumping around so not necessarily keeping to publication order but I’m trying!! Glad to have you do this along with me!

[@robinmitchell1721]

Misery (1987) is a psychological horror that scared me! Maybe it can be on your next Steven King TBR list

[@GavinReadsItAll]

As mentioned in the video, I've already read that one! And I'm going in chronological order so on the graphic I show at the start, I will be re-reading it in episode 5.

[@annetteanderson7482]

Great Vlog series and wonderful commentary. Salem's Lot was my favorite as well, followed by The Shining and then Carrie. Have not read Rage.

[@janina6206]

so excited for this series!!