Tag: Stephen King
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Who is the deadliest corpse: Jane Doe, Hannah Grace, or Gramma?
Instead of resting in peace, these three corpses have chosen violence. They have different motives, different powers, and different danger levels. There are survivors from one of them, one is 100% lethal, and the remaining one is debatable. Read the article and decide whether you agree with me or not.
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Witches in Stephen King’s “Gramma” and “The Skeleton Key” have similar motives
These are two stories where the evil is going to win at the end. They are about two creepy old witches who are praying on young innocent people to prolong their lifespans. One is Stephen King’s short story Gramma and the other one is a movie named The Skeleton Key.
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Mercy (2014) has failed Stephen King’s short story, “Gramma”
Gramma is not an easy story to adapt as a movie because most of it unfolds through a little child’s internal monologues. Instead of finding a clever way to translate the original story onto the screen, Mercy chose to cram new, unnecessary horror elements into the movie.
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The old woman Stella Flanders met real ghosts on the Reach.
This short story of 8750 words has so many names in it. I have counted 44 names. It was hard to keep track who was who. Despite that slight difficulty, story about this old woman and her fellow islanders is very beautiful. As soon as the story revealed the meaning of ‘the Reach’ I had…
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The origin and the potential of Carrie White’s paranormal powers
Carrie White was an extremely powerful mutant who possessed a wide range of paranormal powers. In any other story she could have been a superhero, but not in this story. Constant abusing and bullying prevented Carrie from becoming a superhero, instead it made her a supervillain.
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Why did time traveling Jake Epping prevent the JFK Assassination?
The novel 11/22/63 by Stephen King is about a time traveler who went back to 1958 to work up his way to prevent the John F. Kennedy assassination in 1963. But why did he do that? What was his motive?
