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I liked it, but the sign the coach held up left me thinking I had ordered a pizza with extra cheese.

Who doesn't love a Pat Benatar reference?

Hello, kiddos. It has been a while since I have posted but I am currently knee deep in the dark with The Bazaar (It took dang near five times to get the spelling of that word correct.) of Bad Dreams. And then I look up and see it at the top of the screen. Geez! Anyway, I just finished the...

Hi, Eric. Great people on here and there is always something fun, informative, and cool to read. Have fun!

While reading Revival and after I finished it I have been trying to google search Charlie Jacobs on the internet just for fun. I have tried adding Pastor and even his full name but have yet to find anything. I know I must sound a bit silly but I thought it was cool that that was how Jamie and...

And don't forget, Mary's son's name was Victor. Another nod to Shelley's Frankenstein.

Ed, his psychiatrist, and antidepressants were also crucial in his ability to remain, somewhat together, but mainly it was what he saw behind death's door that kept him from killing himself. I think having known there were ants involved (by Hugh's descriptions and those Jamie saw come out of...

This explains why the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up. That and those things, supernatural. Time to break out the Braun (electric) hair trimmer I guess.

My first impression so far as I am only about a little over the first hundred pages in (I am forcing myself to take breaks) is that as I first read a few pages in I could immediately feel a sense of dread coming from the pages. This is not bad, but instead was exactly what I had hoped for. I am...

I would get it and read it now, then wrap it up, open it Christmas Day and read it again. I'm going to start doing that with the kid's toys they seldom play with. I know, I'm a little devil. :devil:

I wonder how much this thread will change now that Revival is here.

Time to disown. Just kidding. Brothers (sigh).

Great Post!

Oh, man! Now I can't even sit still.

Exactly. I was just a bit too young at the time The Shining came out. Especially with the first line in the first chapter of the book containing the word..., well you know. My parents didn't want me to get into that just yet so it was bypassed. I went straight into Greek mythology and then on to...

It's a tie between Brady's post-headache remedies (I know it's sick but I was totally freaked out) and when he turned around and flipped off Jerome's little sister and then got smacked in the head by Holly. Yes!!!

I was really hoping Brady would somehow be sent off to Christmasland.

For me, why I read Stephen King and keep coming back is because, like a tasty potato chip or favorite piece of candy, while I know the stuff comes from Mr. King I just have to keep coming back for more because of the always present expectation of something that will blow my mind. Does that make...

Wait. What was the question? Just kidding. Probably, The Colorado Kid.

Please, do not hate me for saying this but I have never read The Shining. I know, I know...bad kitty. But I recently purchased Doctor Sleep and when I finish soaking in every delectable word of every glorious page of Mr. Mercedes I plan to dive into Doctor Sleep. *But* Would that be unwise since...