To call this a Tom Savini film is a pretty big stretch even though they milk the 10 minutes he's actually in it for all it's worth.
I love Savini. So, naturally, I had to watch this. Although, I'm not sure where I was in the 80s when this would have been on the shelves because I've never heard of it. Did any of the video stores even carry this? I'm skeptical.
Aside from the gore and the really oddly…
As far as Stephen King adaptations go, this one will rank higher on my list than some others. It doesn't have the "small town in Maine" going for it and I think that's refreshing.
Somehow, I've never caught this before, but it's streaming on Tubi right now so I thought I'd give it a go. I wasn't bored, so that's a plus. I like John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson. We don't see enough of Jackson, though. I almost think…
I remember seeing this in 1992. I was 21.
I was bored.
I revisited it because it's set to be remade, and thankfully, not by Tim Burton.
I was still bored.
Fun movie for kids born in the 80s and 90s, probably. Three stars because it was Jim Henson's last film before his death.
