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Stephen King movies and book?
I am trying to remember two Stephen King movies. The first was released in the beginning of 1995, all I can remember is that some people were trying to check into a motel and this nervous little old woman was kicking something below the desk, turned out to be her tied up husband, and I think she turned out to be some monster or demon. It was about some guy writing books that were coming to life, about Apocolypse or something. It sucked a lot but I can't remember the title.
The second was fairly recent. I remember a cabin and something with a lot of teeth, and a mentally challenged kid they called "Duddits"?, I think his real name was Dudley. It sucked, too.
In the book, Delores Clayborne, when she saw the solar eclipse and looked into the sun, she saw a vision of a little girl looking back at her. This was supposed to be a scene from some other book that is somehow connected. What is the other book? They took that part out of the movie.
Thanks. (Not a big fan of Stephen King)
Dreamcatcher! I think so! and i totally forgot about the alien part. And now I remember someone getting hit by a car?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The first movie, with the old lady, was not Stephen King but another horror master/legend: John Carpenter. The third of his apacalypse movies (the other two being "The Thing" and "Prince of Darkness"), this movie was about a Stephen King-like writer. It is called "In the Mouth Of Madness"
The second movie is Stephen King's "Dreamcatcher".
The last part of your question is about a book that connects with "Delores Claibourne" via the scene in the book during a solar eclipse. The other book is "Gerald's Game" and the heroine from that book is a little girl during the eclipse.
I hope I was helpful.
- 1 decade ago
oh snap the duddits one sounds familiar.. and like he turns out to be an alien in the end after practically all the boys die.. dreamcatcher?
- 1 decade ago
This is Stephen Kings page on imdb.com:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000175/
I AM a fan of him. Did you know he wrote Shawshank Redemption?
