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Insomnia is a 1994 horror/fantasy novel by American writer Stephen King. Like many King novels, its setting is the fictional town of Derry, Maine, but it also includes strong connections to the series The Dark Tower.

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Ten Books I Would Love To See Adapted To Film

08/07/202007/07/2020 Brendan Fisher A Quiet Apocalypse, A Town Called Discovery, Blade Runner, book adaptations, book to film, Craig Stewart, Dave Jeffery, David Watkins, Divergent, Dracula, Duma Key, Exoskeleton, Fight Club, film conversions, Gone, Gone series, Insomnia, Joe Hill, Maze Runner, Michael Grant, Planet Urth, RR Haywood, Shane Stadler, Silence of the Lambs, Stephen King, The Black Phone, The Devil's Inn, The Fireman, The Godfather, The Hunger Games, The Shawshank Redemption, The Shining, Trainspotting, Uglies, Unwound, Worship Me

Welcome to a list of 10 books I love that I would like to see adapted to film, big (or

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Horror Book Reviews

Horror Book Review: The Black Telephone by Joe Hill

07/07/202007/07/2020 Brendan Fisher 20th Century Ghosts, Book Review, Good Reads, Horns, Joe Hill, Joe Hillstrom King, Locke and Key, NOS4R2, scary story, Short Story, short story review, Stephen King, Stephen King's son, Strange Weather, The Black Telephone, The Fireman

The Black Telephone is a (very) short story by acclaimed author, Joe Hill, that originally came in his anthology, 20th Century Ghosts.

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Horror Book Reviews

Book Review: The Institute by Stephen King

06/05/202005/05/2020 Brendan Fisher Carrie, Dark Tower, Good Read, Hodder and Stoughton, Horror Novel, Horror Review, Insomnia, IT, King, Misery, new book, Pet Semetary, sci fi, Science Fiction, Stephen King, Stephen King book, Stephen King novel, Stephen King Review, telekinetic, telepath, The Dark Tower, The Institute, The Institute Review, The Shining, The Stand

Published in September 2019 by Hodder and Stoughton, Stephen King’s The Institute is a dramatic tale of good vs evil where the good guys don’t always win.

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TV Series Review

TV Series Review: Castle Rock (Season 2)

25/02/202013/02/2020 Liam Fisher Anne Wilkes, Bad Robot Productions, Barkhad Abdi, Bill Skarsgård, Castle Rock, Castle Rock Season 2, Elsie Fisher, horror anthology, HULU, Jane Levy, Joy Wilkes, Lizzy Caplan, Marsten House, Matthew Alan, Old Curiosity Shop, Paul Sparks, Pop, Season 2, Stephen King, Tim Robbins, Warner Bros. Television Distribution, WB

This time around it focuses on Annie Wilkes in a story that predates her infamous role in King’s Misery. Annie & her teenage daughter, Joy have been traveling on the road since Joy was a child. They become stranded in Castle Rock following a car accident.

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