Stephen King's «THE TOMMYKNOCKERS» // Full Movie Version // Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi

[@ms.g1728]

I understand that a movie can’t really follow a long King book, but I do miss that Gard wasn’t drunk. I loved how he found his strength at his deepest weakness. King often uses broken people that way and it was a huge inspiration to me growing up. No matter how bad life got you could still make a difference.

[@nightlife7231]

Going to watch this tonight I tried on other sites and good old KZbin saves the day ......

[@viggycat8592]

Stephen King's movie, Storm of the Century was really good! Free on KZbin.

[@ΜικαέλαΤουλιατου]

What I like in King's writing is the vivid description of the situations and the "true" characters he creates. I really adore all his books and of course the movies...

[@zacherybarrett6618]

Well said! I like the Koine Greek in your name also!!

[@greendesertgoddess]

The Stand and Salem's Lot are my faves!

[@bambinaforever1402]

Not the new books thou. Those re junk, i do not think he is writing them anymore. But older novels are gold. Love them all

[@Sashachyann86]

Mine are Thinner and Misery ​@@greendesertgoddess

[@ToyColby]

Before computer special effects, an Oldie but a Goodie; worth the step back.

[@dukstedi]

Glowing review as far as im concerned

[@robashton8606]

1993 was totally _not_ "before computer special effects". Jurassic Park anyone?

[@joshythehand2960]

So much of the tommyknockers took place in the mind that it was hard to translate into a movie scene.. my favorite part of the book is the mathitician thats driving near the town on his way to a math professors convention.. and as he passes near the town he convieves deep math thay no other human had ever known. Theories came to him proving then origins of space and time.. and as he drives out of the area he loses the knowledge.. hes so devastated thay he hangs himself at his hotel

[@joshythehand2960]

@IP-pm7px yep.. and as I remember he also figured out the actual square root of pi..instead of it going on in infinite decimals. I got so into that book because right as hs ended my best friend, my dad and I took a month long backpacking trip on the pacific crest trail. I brought the book with me. We were waaaaayyy back there. So at night there were zero distractions after dark. Just pitch black, my head lamp, and the book. It gave me the chance to deeply focus on it and reflect on each page. No tv or anything else to taint the images of what I just read. It was among the most crystal clear readings I've ever done.. if that makes sense

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

@@Ernie213he didnt hang himself. Read the book two weeks ago. Je is just devasted and gave a halfassed speak and spent the time depressed and sickly at the convention

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

@@Ernie213 i like the book. Pages 100-250 are boring but then picks up good

[@contingency9]

I remember that part too. The nearer you got the more intelligent you became, a fantastic book!

[@joshythehand2960]

@@contingency9 exactly

[@hdguy5]

Finished the book a couple days ago and now checking this out for the first time - really enjoying it actually!

[@michaelbrinks8089]

I'm glad I missed this in 1993 when I was 21 because I'm now getting a huge blast nostalgia. Even little things like seeing a VW bug in the beginning. Takes me back to my buddies orange vw bug in HS. I'm sure he's kicking himself for selling it.

[@jordanlight8364]

Just finished the book. It's amazing! It's always hard to translate literature into an on-screen production; it's never quite the same.

[@clintwilson6380]

I love it too, I have a first edition hardcover my sister got me for my birthday way back in the day...

[@krissalouvae7513]

Stephen King is the only writer I can think of that when you read his words, you get a way more vivid mental picture than any movie could ever show.

[@tammysmart4486]

@@krissalouvae7513 you are absolutely correct.

[@clos1203]

​@@krissalouvae7513 yes, he takes me somewhere else it's an esacpe into another realm literally he's my favorite author for that fact.

[@shelcbell]

ESPECIALLY with Mr. King!

[@carysfaerie]

My, I used to consume every single King novel I could get my hands on..when I ran out of those I started on Dean Koontz.

[@msbeth420]

Yes me too also love Dean Kootz Hey King got sober & now he’s novels are boring, agree?

[@MasonsAlienGrow]

I did too

[@ariessweety8883]

Me too ❤

[@emsleywyatt3400]

Have you ever read any Joe Hill? He's King's freakishly look-alike son.

[@TraceyMella]

Yes I have

[@Yhu4]

It took me 10 years to find this. I loved this miniseries. Apparently King hates his book of Tommyknockers and was very high when he wrote it. He isn't keen on this adaptation either, so fussy. Thanks for the upload!!

[@theserpentshand]

I love these old series from the 90’s! Thanks for taking me back!

[@faytugwell7669]

What is this story abour?

[@GGsInterests]

THANK YOU for showing the whole wonderful movie without ads. It is a treasure.

[@MH3GL]

Alot of the comments are comparing this to being on meth... I'd say it hits alot closer to our current obsession with technology. And losing our humanity by engaging it and letting it "miraculously" run every aspect of our lives.

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

💯.

[@dorothygorska-tyas6958]

It's certainly a cautionary tale--fit for these sinister times!

[@kentneumann5209]

Nope. It's definitely meth.

[@davidrichard3752]

I took a writing course in college and we had to write a short story, the teacher was amazed that 80% of the class used a lot as one word. She also stated the average person reads at a 6th to 7th grade level, so keep it simple...

[@Reds10Firestarter-dm9ck]

​@@davidrichard3752 Ouch! I'm glad to be British. Just something to ponder. Nevertheless, the lady with the short hair proper MILF, is absolutely enticing in every way for me I've always adored her. In fact, most of the leading lady roles have been filled with what would be "all of my 5 a day"

[@caranandrews3491]

I'm surprised t say. I ENJOYED this movie. The aspect of a lot of Sci-Fi , made me think twice b4 deciding to watch. Stephen King is a Literary Wonder, My outright fav. S. K. movie is The Green Mile.

[@TraceyMella]

Shawshank too.

[@Reds10Firestarter-dm9ck]

Nostalgia. Well let me just say it really makes me all warm and tingly inside to see certain movies, places, etc. these were and are the times with which we would all rather relate to in my opinion. Brilliant, just brilliant. 🇬🇧

[@59nerevar]

Here in June 2022, and I haven't seen this since it came out. Timeless King.

[@osirus18]

I AM HE THAT YOU SPEAK OF

[@gwilliams4269]

@@osirus18 ☠️😱🕊️☮️👏

[@Phillygoat1983]

I was 10 wen this came out this was a classic

[@lysianassa2011]

I believe King wrote this when he was deep into his own addiction issues and that he disliked this book and the TV production. I always remembered watching this when I was young and found I still enjoyed it.

[@unholyghost-n2w]

IIRC from the foreword, then that is accurate. Alcohol. I think he mentioned drinking mouthwash and chewing Excedrin

[@Arcainmech2]

I would say from the way Stephen King's been acting the past few years that he's back at it

[@charitysghost1207]

I sure wish they could have added another two hours to this one so that we could have learned more about all of the characters.

[@Budulis25]

As a kid a would re watch this movie over and over on VHS. Now seeing it again still a great one.

[@TheGodParticle]

It's my favourite king movie, second is the shining. I've lost count how many times I've watched this since 93, perhaps a hundred. Cheers

[@ElevateJB]

Me to it’s even better now

[@garybrockwell2031]

Thank you ALL the comments y'all helped me understand a lot about Tommy Knockers 💯⚖️ Thanks, good upload 👍🇬🇧🎬

[@coryl6548]

Have not seen this sine the original airing. Thanks for trip down memory lane! I remember seeing all the televised SK movies in the 90's.

[@osirus18]

I AM HE THAT YOU SPEAK OF

[@Anna65909]

Stephen King is quite a creative genius. The movie was a fabulous, exciting rendition with talented actors, suspense, action, intrigue, and emotion. The BACKGROUND MUSIC WAS FANTASTIC.

[@wandarivera2982]

Long time I have been wanting to see this movie again. Haven't seen it since I was a little girl. And I have totally forgotten to look on youtube. 🤘

[@SmoothCriminaltripleOG]

Hey it’s November 2 2024 and I have never watched this movie before, I can’t believe that This is the first time seeing this movie. I hope that it’s as good as you guys in the comments are saying it is. 😮😮🤙😎

[@rosannacellini2158]

This was more of a, Sci-Fi thriller, with great imagination, and good acting, S.K. style. That little boy Davey, was so cute. ☺️👍👽

[@Stevieray55]

This movie is full of various Disclosures for instance high intensity sun bulb in the water heater.

[@brianmbaker57]

I like the parent's casual attitude about the kid disappearing.. They just walked inside.😂

[@dreamersdisease2481]

Magic shows over Hillman.

[@contingency9]

What a great film! The book is also great! Stephen King, is the King of horror well done!

[@toadtoad-gs8sw]

"He's acting like a regular Cujo,"nothing like a plug for another film,brilliant. ☮😎

[@harveynisey]

The Book takes place in the same town as Cujo. Most of Kings books take place in Maine and a lot in the same towns or neighboring towns. Mentions Cujo a lot in many of his books.

[@CalmBMWRepair]

You cannot beat a Stephen King book. In my opinion, he is the most prolific writer of my time. I fall asleep to his audiobooks too lol

[@kizzymorgan8255]

Yes, (Stephen King) is so awesome & his movies always have me glued to my TV or from my collection of all of his movies. Hello to you all from South Carolina.❤️💯

[@tammysmart4486]

Loved this show. Read the book first years ago, opening town picture is exactly how I viewed it in my head. Saw this movie years ago. Excellent.

[@leob4403]

You're crazy, the book is great, this movie is a mess

[@possessedghostly.4126]

yeah this shit is nothing like the book. just the “ship” alone is wack, cubes?? like what? in the book it’s saucer shaped and as big as the queen mary. also gard kills bobbi with a 45 when she try’s to force him to OD on valium right after they go in the ship and find all of the aliens dead (0 were alive in the book). it’s almost unrecognizable. basically only the title, names of people and town are the same. even the plot line of the “tommyknocks” and how people “become” are all wrong. you cannot will yourself out of becoming, the only reason gard didn’t was the plate in his head. which only delayed it, in the end he was losing teeth n shit. also the giant ass fire, all the sick inventions from the book are gone. i was looking forward to seeing the coca-cola machine flying 60mph into that officer, the smoke detector sonic boom device, the vacuum with the blades, the hovering backhoe etc.. i’m so disappointed in this.

[@tammysmart4486]

@@leob4403 not crazy, nothing compares to a book, a good writer,. Let your imagine do the rest.

[@leob4403]

@@possessedghostly.4126 They had a minimal budget and they didnt give a shit, I doubt they even read the book, maybe Traci Lords blew them or something to make her the lead character

[@akcarrington]

First time watching this film and I’m loving seeing so many actors, younger, from TV shows like Law & Order, CSI Las Vegas etc.

[@venusboys3]

The vet scene is hilarious... people with an owl, a cockatoo, a cobra, and a monitor lizard?

[@tomflynn2912]

Doc my cobra has a headache!

[@user-on6on3fu8n]

@@tomflynn2912 😂😂😂

[@aBlueMoon91]

I was searching the comments for this 😂 hahaha it was a hilarious scene

[@MexicanAndaJew]

Well if the tiger king doc has taught us anything, it's that people in rural America love their exotic pets! 😂

[@mr.melontoyou]

The boy with the lizard 😂

[@darrellhood5430]

Watched this as a kid and wanted to watch it recently doing a stephen king binge so glad I find out

[@OriginalNiceButOdd]

King got the name from traditional Cornish myths about mischievous spirits who legends say inhabit the mines of Cornwall, called the Tommyknockers, or Knockers.

[@TheBarbydahl]

Thank you 👍

[@paulacarlson4365]

Stephens books are superb, all of them! Movies sometimes good sometimes not.

[@Kevmaster2000]

Most are good. Shawshank, Green Mile, Pet Sematary, It, Shining, Doctor Sleep, Stand by Me, Salem’s Lot, Secret Window, Cujo, Creepshow, Christine, Misery, Dolores Claiborne, Carrie, The Mist, 1408, Children of the Corn, and so on.

[@usedscar]

​@@Kevmaster2000The Stand

[@jacobycurry5571]

This is one of my top 3 favorite movies. When I was about 7 years old I loved it now I’m 19 years old and I still love it also have a better understanding. THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!!!

[@bogumilawylotek5107]

Watch it over and over again!Classic King!I❤it

[@raceystacey7945]

This is amazing. Stephen King is brilliant

[@kayharker712]

Allegedly this TV series first gave the Chinese the idea to flood America with Fentanyl.

[@carolclarke9702]

Im on a stephen king movie binge this weekend, i dont normally go for horror but after watching the mist,im hooked.does anyone have any recommendations plz.

[@johncole8501]

Storm of the century is my favorite I love horror films and dreamcatcher is another really good film 🎥

[@carolclarke9702]

@@johncole8501 stephen kings rose red is really good

[@johncole8501]

@@carolclarke9702 year I've seen it before really good film 🎥 iv seen them all night flyer another good one and green mile and stand by me , iv got my boy watching Stephen king movies he's hooked to

[@carolclarke9702]

@@johncole8501 lol im hooked aswell

[@Solar_Sounds]

Stephen King's The Stand is a must watch, you won't regret it!

[@zaraeldin6746]

No one does horror and thrillers like The King

[@JOHNHSMITH2]

R.l. stine sold way more books

[@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743]

Yeah, how he lives his life as a Leftist SJW is the main horror.

[@simonedwards9450]

@@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743 how is that horror?

[@No1emilybrowningfan]

Haha only to those that don’t want people to share their views.

[@zaraeldin6746]

He's a damn genius

[@WaltervanVliet-rb3dg]

Just finished reading The Tommyknockers-now diving into the movie for the first time! Let’s see how it compares!

[@twiceshy9773]

God I used to have the BIGGEST crush on Jimmy Smitt...lol after watching this I realise I still do

[@user-nv9vn8fm1d]

Shame they didn't do the teeth thing. Was the most iconic part.

[@leob4403]

This crap didnt have the budget to do anything cool.

[@MattAronowitz]

is this an allegory for Crystal Meth and how it can tear through middle american towns? People losing teeth, coming up with weird inventions and taking gadgets apart?

[@jzblue345]

Actually the author was on drunk and on cocaine while writting this so your not far off.

[@joeanon5788]

The dog is pissed that he cant make a Bone Machine !!!!!!

[@crazytexan7532]

Stephen King did not like this movie but even admitted his book was not good lol I love and appreciate the honesty and will support this

[@OEllsworth]

Because this was filmed in winter in the Northern Hemisphere, the location was moved to New Zealand. I enjoyed this film, but the critics panned it, as did also Stephen King, who later said that this was one of his worst novels as well. From the Wikipedia article on this film: ***** The miniseries received negative reviews. Tony Scott in Variety described it as "hokey whoop-de-doo" and criticised the writing and the special effects, though he praised the acting. The Toledo Blade praised the "riveting visualization of the novel", calling it "one of the better adaptations of a King novel". In 2014, it was ranked by The New York Observer as the third worst Stephen King miniseries. On Rotten Tomatoes, The Tommyknockers holds an approval rating of 30% based on 23 reviews, with an average rating of 4.50/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Unlikeable characters, a bloated narrative, and drab scripting make The Tommyknockers a hard watch for even the most die-hard of Stephen King fans." Also, the miniseries has not received any praise from King himself, going so far as to say that "he doesn't care for 1993's The Tommyknockers at all." Ironically, in a 2014 interview with Rolling Stone, King even called his own novel "an awful book".

[@justinhousman7760]

the book is awful

[@TOUGHEYES]

And yet, looking upon the behaviour of the Critic Class and that whole 'officialised sources' walk of life, they're just as captured in terms of what thinking they deem acceptable, as the Tommyknocker Servants of the town are captured in terms of how they behave and how they act. Its kind of a prelude, a reflective piece of work, then given criticism because the critic class and then the author are of the minds to think that the details therein don't apply to their behaviours. Time has proven the film correct in some respects, and their cynicism a deflection.

[@robertholle5599]

Stephen King's Tommyknockers is a great book

[@MickGarrisRules]

A good but not great adaptation of a good but not great book. Unlike most people, I don't think King adaptations are "hit or miss". 90% of The King adaptations I've seen I like (and trust me, I've seen a lot). If feels like unless it's the Shawshank Redemption, Stand by Me, or Kubrick's The Shining, it's automatically an "insult" to Stephen King's work. As such, I don't share the hatred of the tv mini-series adaptations, (this one specifically) that most have. The Tommyknockers mini-series' biggest strength is what many say is it's biggest flaw, it's low budget. King clearly was inspired by old sci-fi films and books of the 50s and 60s, and this mini-series feels life a homage to those. A huge budget wouldn't have worked for this type of story.

[@chesspunk489]

I feel like I am the only one who likes this movie.

[@Lordrixson5489]

I like it! I've watched it several times! 👍🏻

[@chesspunk489]

@@Lordrixson5489 Good to know that somebody else likes it. This movie gets crapped on hard by everybody.

[@dianehutton7810]

I love the Movie so much. Thanks for the upload🎥🍿🥤

[@yourmom-qd9ek]

I read a couple of King's books in the 90's when reading a 400 page book was cool. Now I just watch his incredible inspired movies and most are as good or maybe better than the books. It's like he writes them so that any medium will carry the story well. They could even do Stephen King plays and they would be great!

[@leob4403]

Tommyknockers is far far better as a book than this crap.

[@shaka994]

Reading a 400 page book is still cool :)

[@possessedghostly.4126]

you read the book tommyknockers? they didn’t follow most of the original storyline and they changed the best parts of it. this movie is an insult. also it was 700+ pages

[@ibrown3KC]

I've ready 20-plus Stephen King books and dozens of his short stories, and the only one I've read thus far that wasn't WAY better than the movie is The Shawshank Redemption. Or as the short story is titled, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption. But otherwise all of his books were wag better than the movie versions.

[@liverbirdxoxo1984]

iv seen misery as a play which was fantastic

[@simply-tom]

Spoiler comment so don’t read: One thing I never understood. She rather save the dog than the old man near the end. It’s the part when Bobby regained her self control and discovered the kids grandfather, Ruth, and her dog locked up in her shed. Or maybe the old man had already died but it wasn’t really made clear. It was just an odd scene.

[@shaftomite007]

WTF is happening at that vet office? 😂 A komodo dragon, an owl, a pitbull and a COBRA?!? 😂😂😂 I CAN'T!!! these writers were freebasing

[@bambinaforever1402]

I read the book many years ago, the movie was unexpectedly good, i can not believe i have not seen it before.👍

[@seamuswhelan-cf8zq]

I’m just happy the dogs back.

[@girishsavant2302]

Stephen King's thrillers never disappoint.

[@lynnettagaskins46]

I'm a Stephen King fan through and through.. but there have been a few disappointments

[@benlindsay6012]

Well I thought this film was only "ok, but nothing special".

[@buttercupj6208]

@@lynnettagaskins46 ...Same here .....

[@nemanjajovanov]

That's not even true about all of his books, and movies based on them are like 80% total garbage.

[@girishsavant2302]

@@nemanjajovanov yeah like you know better duh.

[@shaftomite007]

Jimmy Smits "I've got this poem I've got to read in public, to see if i can hack it on the circuit as a poet or should just hang up my jock." Absolute gold

[@einienj3281]

Loved the book and loved the movie.. Book is better, they always are.. maybe I should start doing this the other way around.. watch movie first, read the book later.. 😄😉

[@marjnussby3193]

Agree that books are always better. This was a great interpretation, things were out of order to establish the characters from the beginning, I guess. I just read the book earlier in the year. The last one I read was The Stand! That is the only book that made me wake during the night, hearing those scratching sounds! Lol. I think I'm over it now, and looking forward to catching up on my King reading.

[@einienj3281]

@@marjnussby3193 Oh god.. 😬😅 *scratch, scratch...

[@marjnussby3193]

@@einienj3281 omg, Yes...... Ahhhhkkkkk

[@einienj3281]

@@marjnussby3193 😄

[@HallyVee]

Did that with Harry Potter, worked out fine. Pretty great, actually, like unfolding MORE details and intricacies.

[@JollyGreenBuddha27]

Everybody was coming up with their little inventions but nobody figured out how to reinvent the shovel, gotdamn.

[@nikkicat254]

I don't understand what the Sheriff talking to her dolls was about, she acted like she was really communicating with the dolls, no matter what that really didn't make sense! But it was still good to watch!

[@urpgag2]

Tommy Knockers was his best imo.

[@b.b.3820]

How is it possible to fuck up a great story like this?!

[@belligerentprisoner1959]

Cop asks woman "any chance you coming up to Dairy soon?" Not if she has any kids!🤣 and I didn't remember the acting being SO painful when I was a kid. 🤣

[@inganorden1816]

I especially found Traci Lords as seductive postal vixen hilarious, so over the top "sexy". She isn't sultry, she's cartoonish. Everyone knows she's coming from the "adult film" industry. She should've remained there.

[@possessedghostly.4126]

so bad

[@avae5343]

It’s the writing not the acting for the most part. There’s only so much an actor can do to sell bad lines.

[@madelinelouise304]

I used to watch this movie all the time as a kid. It never bothered me at all, I actually just thought it was a really cool movie. Now, I’m an adult and I could barely even remember what it was even about and it actually traumatized me and gave me nightmares for a week straight... as an ADULT 🤣😳🙄 some monsters become scarier as we adult and age, and this is definitely one of them! 😏😆💚👽 the movie is so good, I imagine the book to be literally out of this world amazing, I’m currently reading it. Gard yelling “Bobbiiiiiiiii” should totally be a meme, iconic!

[@Chrisamos412]

I read the book when it came out, it was a good one.

[@goldieARZ]

The talented and lovely Joanna Cassidy as Haven Chief of Police. I've been a fan since her brief role in Blade Runner and turn on TV's Six Feet Under as Margret Chenowith.

[@МихайлоНіколів]

1:29:22 Traci Lords played here just wonderfully and creepy. She is also very cute here

[@George-l4h]

This is an awesome movie thanks to Stephen King.👍

[@MakintheMeats]

Wow this movie makes me feel like im back in my gliving room in the ninety’s

[@ke5ajh]

Thank you

[@lindsey-yr7tj]

Thank you I have been looking for this show for ages my mom told me about it. Person who plays Catherine willows is on here she says. I loved that show to bad reboot sucked. So thank you so much

[@sarahhampton8313]

Brilliant film the last time l saw this film was when it first played on tv year’s ago thank you so much for putting on here and letting me watch it again

[@osirus18]

I AM HE THAT YOU SPEAKETH

[@dogboymalone11]

@@osirus18 Blimey. Wheres my mum?

[@osirus18]

@@dogboymalone11 we have your mother! we have her in the underground bases in the Ozarks!, the mountains. you can look for her but i doubt you will find her now because we have evolved into reptillians and are highly powerful. if you want to find your mother. check the Ozarks at your own peril. The Tommy Knockers

[@dogboymalone11]

@@osirus18 Alright mate, thanks for that. How do I get there though?

[@Notupforit]

Thanks for this. Thought I would follow the book up with the mini series. Me and Mr King are getting reacquainted 😊

[@pradeepdas1841]

Absolutely sublime.... King is a maestro ....

[@TerryMcCullough-q2m]

At least (SPOILER) the dog didn't die.

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Late getting in... Hahaha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@hdguy5]

Casting Jimmy Smits as Gard was a brilliant choice!

[@kennethmotes8439]

Great upload!! Appreciate it!!

[@cmygamelife]

Totally irrelevant comment but I really like the little heart in the bottom right corner.

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Sure taught me a few. I wish Stephen King was reading all these great posts about him. My favorite has to be Green Mile

[@stashlysway1782]

Yoo the part wen tommy grandfather started talking about the tommy knockers to the cop was funny as shit the cop thought he was going crazy😂😂

[@micnorton9487]

Hilly's grandfather, and David's,, tommy was the knocker in the ships captains chair lol...

[@Nadine-ct8lx]

Steven King is the best, I love scary movies, and get afraid sometimes to, will read his book from beginning to end and vice versa,they say that the end is always the beginning.

[@micnorton9487]

This screenplay absolutely MURDERED the book, and made Gard more noble but the hero aspect is retained, which isn't surprising since Gard is just Stephen King without the success lol... Bobbi Anderson surviving was a strange twist and BRAVO on her releasing Peter,, but there's NOTHING I hate more in a movie than when the Real Sl*t gets killed lol...

[@MichelleMFarnsworth70]

Love Stephen King he's a amazing writer.

[@pierre-francislefoutre6131]

Thank you for sharing ! Great movie !

[@ponypetedm]

Top class film from a top class writer, thank you.

[@leob4403]

Stephen King did not write this script

[@gliderider7077]

Trooper Dugan should’ve been played by a much much larger man! In the book he was huge

[@gabereyes666]

Loved the book!

[@tyso5146]

Just finished the audio book on a cross-country drive. Never wanted it to end. Looking forward to this wonderfully 90's adaptation!

[@MichelleIsenor]

Totally enjoying my day with you. Perfect. Thank you.

[@jasonwilliams4315]

Great story! I remember seeing those Jeans and they created an awaking of their own lol

[@chriswalsh6140]

Oh my days this one of my favourite SK stories ❤️

[@Emilya-A]

I noticed this video in the recommendations, I remember watching it when it originally aired on TV, I was guessing around 1994 (the description says it's from '93). I would have been in 3rd grade and I liked watching scary movies when I was that age, it was not actually a bad influence and maybe helped develop some positive traits, especially compared to what all the other horrible media did to make me such a stupid jerk!

[@vannesabalecha495]

LOVE YOU STEPHEN KING...GREAT MOVIE ALWAYS LOVED UR BOOKS 📖 ...🤩😍🥰

[@alessio091]

The best book of Stephen King

[@JAlex-ng1mu]

Better than the Dark Tower series? Idk!!

[@lecobra418]

Oddly enough most people including SK think this book was one of the worst he wrote along with Dreamcatcher. It's one of my favorites, far ahead The Stand which is everyone's favorite.

[@angelica6645]

Really enjoyed seeing this again, been a while. Thank you.

[@nightlife7231]

No one does horror like Steven King 👑

[@DM-wu5hn]

There are magical places or spiritual places. One is in Spring Valley, and one is near Ensenada. I attribute the experience to the developer in California, who was very environmentally aware and kept the trees; especially the giant tree there, because he built around it instead of chopping it down and leveling the plot. I have no other explanation than the supernatural, and all were positive experiences.

[@jermaine9777]

I love this movie one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life.

[@patcoston]

I watched the mini series about a year ago and I enjoyed it. I just fast forwarded through it on KZbin just now as a refresher. I saw two big differences. The aliens came to life in the movie but not in the novel. He blows up the ship in the movie, but in the novel, he just flies into space and is gone. What was Gard immune to the effects in the movie?

[@Notupforit]

Pace maker

[@possessedghostly.4126]

in this wack movie they say he had the willpower to not become and that the plate in his head was irrelevant. so dumb. but in the book which is amazing the plate only delays the becoming cuz in the end he’s losing teeth n stuff. there’s also bobbi’s sister who only makes it to her house cuz she had most her teeth were metal.

[@buttercupj6208]

I am a HUGE Stephen King fan....

[@bernicewalsh3432]

What a movie. OMG amazing. Just great. I can't find words great enough to explain what Stephen king movies do to me. I need the books.