Thread: Stephen King - hate the movies, any good books?
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Old 12-28-2014, 02:04 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by burnafterreading View Post
good and valid question. i guess i figure he's got to have SOME redeeming qualities and isn't a same-shit-different-toilet kind of writer if he's been writing and selling for THIS long. and i sense that not every one of his books is a macabre/slasher.

you ever watch Family Guy? or at least the episode in which SK is a cutaway skit, and it shows that he's so run out of ideas that his next book is about a lamp that attacks people? yeah, kind of like that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6TRVXG4kQE
Don't watch Family Guy, but I'm not sure if the lamp thing is a joke or not, as I gave up on Stephen King long ago after reading a story called "The Mangler" in which a laundry machine attacks people. Too silly for words.
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