It
Last night I went out and saw It, based on the Stephen King novel. I saw the two part miniseries adaptation from 1990 when I was about 15, and it was really my introduction to Stephen King, and I saw it several times. I also read the book when I was 15, and I was on this massive King kick and buying pretty much everything I could find from him. It is still one of my favorite Stephen King works. The movie is good, and sticks fairly close to the book, although the setting is updated to 1989. It's set in a small town in Maine (where else?), which is being terrorised by a string of mysterious disappearances of children. Seven outcast kids band together to find out what is going on. They soon learn that the culprit is a weird clown called Pennywise, which is just one manifestation of a hugely powerful, evil, shape-shifting entity, that the kids just call "It".
I saw the show with my friends Alan and Jackie, and we went out afterwards to Five Guys for some food. I had a bacon cheeseburger and fries. Then we had some drinks before heading home.
I went along to my parent's house today for lunch, which was fun. When I got home I got the book I Am Behind You by John Ajvide Lindqvist delivered. I had pre-ordered it a few weeks ago. Lindqvist is a Swedish horror writer, who is probably best known for Let the Right One In which was turned into a hugely successful Swedish movie, and was re-made in the US as Let Me In.
I also got some writing done.
I saw the show with my friends Alan and Jackie, and we went out afterwards to Five Guys for some food. I had a bacon cheeseburger and fries. Then we had some drinks before heading home.
I went along to my parent's house today for lunch, which was fun. When I got home I got the book I Am Behind You by John Ajvide Lindqvist delivered. I had pre-ordered it a few weeks ago. Lindqvist is a Swedish horror writer, who is probably best known for Let the Right One In which was turned into a hugely successful Swedish movie, and was re-made in the US as Let Me In.
I also got some writing done.
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