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Stephen King TV, miniseries out of context
Haven, The Dead Zone, Under the Dome, Castle Rock, The Mist, Kingdom Hospital, The Outsider, Mr. Mercedes, miniseries and others out of context (depends on mod's resources). Female characters and random movies. Submissions welcome, some reblogs. main: @nocticola , Haven blog: @demisexualnathanvuornos
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Audrey Parker +stimming
1x1 Welcome to Haven
1x11 The Trial of Audrey Parker
1x12 Resurfacing
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#i added a new gif#audrey parker#1x1 welcome to haven#1x5 ball and chain#1x11 the trial of audrey parker#1x12 resurfacing#1x13 spiral#2x13 silent night#3x9 sarah
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you know the show/movie’s about to be fucking fire if it’s set in a place called derry.
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Yeah, in fact I hear Church the cat is an angry little zombie, and Cujo the St. Bernard really ain't so warm and cuddly either! So watch your backs there, fellow Tumblers!
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i need another bookshelf because i have around 50 stephen king books now and it's like i'm not even halfway through what he's wrote i don't think ...
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saw someone comparing james patterson and stephen king the other day and yeah, i guess they are technically similar - they're both writers of "lowbrow" genre fiction who churn out a million books a year and have an evergreen appeal to a certain type of middle-aged man. the main difference is that once you finish a stephen king book you can usually remember what happened in it, whereas once you finish a james patterson book it will vanish from your brain immediately after you turn the last page.
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“Telekinesis... thought to be the ability to move... or to cause changes... in objects... by force of the mind...?”
Carrie (1976)
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SISSY SPACEK as CARRIE WHITE
CARRIE (1976)
dir. Brian De Palma
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But God favors drunks, small children, and the cataclysmically stoned...
It by Stephen King, 1986 (p. 1044)
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I decided to attempt to take a better picture of Salem's Lot.
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On April 19, 1984, The Dead Zone debuted in Australia.
Here's some new Christopher Walken art!
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They're all gonna laugh at you!
They're all gonna laugh at you!
They're all gonna laugh at you!
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