https://youtu.be/oKa6u7LT0qE?si=2yMjkhefWFIiXxkc

I have this new It: Welcome to Derry TV series on my prime watchlist that premiered recently that I'll stream soon

Yep, Welcome to Derry is on HBO Max or Prime Video in the US.

引用自 𝓁 λ 𝓂 𝒷 𝒹 𝒶🎄：

Yep, Welcome to Derry is on HBO Max or Prime Video in the US.

Crave TV has the righ's to MAX and HBO here in Canada and partnered with amazon prime to stream with them, that's how I found It: Welcome to Derry, there's 5 episodes right now to view

Beep beep, Richie.

Sweet dude. I didn't really like the new movie iteration - so I hope the TV series is better.

The tv series takes place approximately 27 years before the events with The Losers Club, and each following season will go back another 27 years.

引用自 meucakesTM：

The tv series takes place approximately 27 years before the events with The Losers Club, and each following season will go back another 27 years.

Oh man, that's a great idea.

I was told the main villain of the Steven King universe is Santa Claus. Never read any of his ♥♥♥♥ so I don't personally know.

I've read some Stephen King books, but it was so long ago that my memory of them has faded. The last thing I read was his short story collection, If It Bleeds. I haven't watched the new It movie yet because my to-watch and to-read lists are already quite long. On a different note, I have It on my friends list, he's a great teammate as a shark in the asymmetrical shooter Depth (no longer updated).

the books, including the bachman, yes

the movies are just not up to the task

they sometimes get close,

but there is so much head f'ing going on that it is too hard to really capture

these are all the Films(see below) I own based on Stephen King novel's/storie's in HD format with prime


The Shining 1980
The Dead Zone 1983
The Shawshank Redemption 1994
The Green Mile 1999
Doctor Sleep Director's Cut 2019

引用自 Cinnamoon_dragon：

I've read some Stephen King books, but it was so long ago that my memory of them has faded. The last thing I read was his short story collection, If It Bleeds. I haven't watched the new It movie yet because my to-watch and to-read lists are already quite long. On a different note, I have It on my friends list, he's a great teammate as a shark in the asymmetrical shooter Depth (no longer updated).

I just added five years to your age. It was a long time ago for me too.

The freakiest King book for me was Pet Cemetery.

Favorite Stephen King movies are The Shining and Shawshank Redemption.

*cough* Pet Sematary *cough*

Oh boy that It book is pretty hefty - and reads just like the movie.

I dug on Pet Cemetery (the original) movie when I was a kid - I remember thinking it was good. Tommyknockers was alright too - bit dated now, but when your a kid, it's total nightmare fuel right - I remember being particularly scared about that one.

Here's Tommyknockers free on YT - if anyone's in the mood for some nostalgia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HrCmQMdcEc&t=3848s
(The Tommyknockers (1993) - Episode 1 - 4K AI Remaster)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvoA1fbVZ6w&t=3326s
(The Tommyknockers (1993) - Episode 2 - 4K AI Remaster)

引用自 kbiz：

I just added five years to your age. It was a long time ago for me too.

The freakiest King book for me was Pet Cemetery.

Favorite Stephen King movies are The Shining and Shawshank Redemption.

I'm in my 30s. Yes, it's a highly respected classic. My literary preferences lean strongly towards sci-fi, dark fantasy, and horror - specifically stories centered on post-apocalyptic worlds, supernatural beings, and unusual situations, as opposed to everyday human relationships (unless portrayed against the backdrop of a collapsing reality) or political themes. I'm familiar with Pet Sematary; it's a prime example of how the denial of death and the desire to return to the past lead to tragedy.