Zach Dionne

@zachdionne.bsky.social

writer/editor. patreon.com/stephenking_zd The Dark Tower Mixtape and more on SKzd. Mainer in the South. novel TK.

Is there any person in the world more afraid of greasers than Stephen King? Grease must be a horror movie to his ass. Danny Zuko must scare the fuck out of him. The Fonz must send him into hiding. Again and again he has used greasers to terrorize his characters.

A ★★★ review of Sometimes They Come Back (1991)

Jim Norman (Tim Matheson) was nearly killed as a young boy. Disturbed greaser teenagers trapped him in a train tunnel. He was the only one to emerge from the tunnel alive. His brother and all of the t...

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Got a hunch this will utilize the theory that Carrie’s abilities are a form of the shine. King’s never confirmed but the shining, the push from Firestarter, and talents from The Institute all feel related to Breakers in The Dark Tower. Wouldn’t be surprised if Carrie and The Mist are the first steps

Bloody Disgusting@bloody-disgusting.com · 4w ago

Mike Flanagan's CARRIE series will open up the world and introduce other characters with telekinetic abilities. Flanagan tells Entertainment Weekly, "Carrie’s specific place among that group of women is part of the real joy that we get to discover over the course of the season."

Zach Dionne (@zachdionne.bsky.social) had a good writeup about ‘Salem’s Lot (2024). “…there’s a lot to be disappointed by, so many things that feel not quite right, or very not-right. The Danny Glick window encounter simply cannot be this bad in 2024.”

Streamin’ King: A new ‘Salem’s Lot’ feature film takes a crack at improving upon the 1979 miniseries misfire

This is the first Stephen King title to become a movie since 2019’s It Chapter Two, and the result is dismaying.

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won't say the composer's name but The Bear 501 having such an insanely sick score and then you find out when the credits hit who's doing this season....among the most elite Bear stunt-hiring🤌🏻

WIDOW'S BAY is good. MAXIMUM PLEASURE GUARANTEED is even better. It's like Hitchcock came back to do it one more time. And Tatiana Maslany is so good. The play of emotions on her face is pretty incredible. She goes from comic to terror in an instant.

Mick Garris and Big Steve's Shining...whew, I was 10. also a tectonic personal event, the first King thing, on the page or screen, that I was allowed to take part in🥹📺

Bavacado Shortage@bavacadotoast.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Under the weather today, and only ginger ale and @stephenking.bsky.social can fix me. The last time I watched this I was 13, and it was the biggest TV event of my life. #NowWatching Stephen King's The Shining (1997) #horrorsky