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[Arsenic Yellow]

damn that looks super interesting, should i read the book?
when's the movie releasing?

I just finished the book. Was absolutely fantastic and I recommend it to anyone.
It's become one of my favorite books and probably In my list of top 5 favorite horror books. The movie comes out oct 31, but from what I've read, they took some of the best book stuff out.

I was also shocked to find out today that the author is

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Stephen King's son.

 

[Count Dookkake]

Pretty neat movie. More cute than I expected from Aja, but it does have a couple moments that recall his nastier work. Some nice Twin Peaks references, too.

Would probably be a good date flick.

 

[TOP SHOTTA]

I am just dropping in to say I went and bought the audio version of Horns on Audible. It's a really interesting story. Some tough stuff to listen to. The author captures that feeling of finding out about infidelity really way too well. I'm about 6 hours into it and it's very good. So I am looking forward to the movie for sure.

 

[More_Badass]

Some spoiler-y images of Radcliffe's transformations here
http://screenrant.com/horns-daniel-radcliffe-images/

 

[bobawesome]

Oh man, this movie...

I desperately wanted to love it in the same way I do the book but I just can't get behind it at all. I was really looking forward to it.

 

[NotTheGuyYouKill]

Oh man, this movie...

I desperately wanted to love it in the same way I do the book but I just can't get behind it at all. I was really looking forward to it.

What happened?

 

[bobawesome]

What happened?

I just thought it was a weak adaptation with a tone that was kinda all over the place. The

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final confrontation with Lee was also eye-rolling.

edit: And by "all over the place" I don't mean that it tries to blend humor with dark moments. I understand that. It just didn't do it well, in my opinion.

 

[gnarlyxcharlie]

I just thought it was a weak adaptation with a tone that was kinda all over the place. The

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final confrontation with Lee was also eye-rolling.

edit: And by "all over the place" I don't mean that it tries to blend humor with dark moments. I understand that. It just didn't do it well, in my opinion.

Loved everything aside from what you spoiler tagged, but i've never read the book either.