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Stephen King's: Sometimes They Come Back
Theatrical Release Date: 05/07/1991
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Studio: Lions Gate
Editorial Review - Amazon.com
Desperate for work, troubled high school teacher Jim Norman (Tim Matheson) relocates his family to his rural hometown after procuring a much-needed job there. Once home he must relive and confront a childhood nightmare: the high school hoodlums who murdered his older brother in a tunnel ambush, and were killed themselves by an oncoming train, are slowly rising from the grave to finish the job by killing Norman. The ghostly hooligans, who appear as flesh and blood to students, start "transferring" into school when some of Norman's students mysteriously perish; however their phantom, fire-spitting car is invisible to all but their victims. Suspicion for the inexplicably rising student-body count soon falls squarely on Norman, who must find a way to protect his wife and son from danger, vanquish the supernatural hoods, and cast off the shackles of his past. It's a fairly straightforward plot with some obvious elements, but Matheson and his supporting cast (including wife Brooke Adams) create a suspenseful, fear-inducing atmosphere under the able direction of Tom McLoughlin from a screenplay adaptation by Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal. --Bryan Reesman
Cheesy movie, but really entertaining!!!
A Customer Review by Jamie Maurizi
I was always a big fan of really hokey horror movies and I saw this one a long time ago and couldnt remember the name of it. Thanks to Google and countless hours digging through actors, I found it. And it was just as good as when I first saw it, especially the scene in the hot rod on the bridge!!!
Sometimes They Come Back
A Customer Review by BoGator68
STCB is a great SK dark tower saga piece. It is not a horror picture at all. All of his Constant Readers know that (me for one) -;). The movie stays on course xactly as the short story. Of course, every single one of his books & or of his stories are dark tower driven. It's just that some are indirect & some are direct. One needs to know where to "read between the lines."
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DVD Release Date: 1998
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From Stephen King, comes a new tale of terror. What flies by night in a dark winged Cessna, lands at secluded airports and brutally murders local residents? For one reporter, the story of a lifetime may be his last. ' 'The best King adaptation since Misery.' ' (Fangoria)
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DVD Release Date: 2002
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DVD Release Date: 1999
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DVD Release Date: 2004
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An eerie, twisted love story of a teenager and his obsessively jealous 1958 Plymouth Fury ?- as only Stephen King can tell it! Christine is a red and white 1958 Plymouth Fury who seduces 17-year-old Arnie Cunningham (Keith Gordon). She demands his complete and unquestioned devotion and when outsider...
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Directed By:
Lewis Teague
DVD Release Date: 2002
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