Movie vs Book

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

Wow, I definitely can't get on board with what you said about Pet Semetary, the book is my second favorite of his and I thought the movie was mediocre at best, I do agree with you on Salem's Lot though.

I thought Pet Semetary was really boring and the movie was really creepy. I had to force myself to get through the book. I really hated how the book made the father seem like such an insufferable jackass.

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by Atraxi

I had seen It before I had read it so when I was reading it I kept thinking to myself, "This wasn't in the movie, this wasn't in the movie, they left this out, too

sounds like most adaptions

When it comes to Cujo, I hated the movie so I've never been bothered to read the book. From what I read, the book isn't very good either though.

the book did suck ,movie was actually better,and that was partly coz all the bits they left out and changed

[Fearonsarms]

Originally Posted by wizard of gore

the book did suck ,movie was actually better,and that was partly coz all the bits they left out and changed

I've not read Cujo but heard such bad things about it that I had very low expectations for the movie but actually quite liked it.

Completely agree with you villain about that bloke in the Pet Semetary book

[wizard of gore]

Clive Barkers "midnight meat train" was actually quite a good movie,the short story was good but i think the movie was better

[Медвежуть]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I thought Pet Semetary was really boring and the movie was really creepy. I had to force myself to get through the book. I really hated how the book made the father seem like such an insufferable jackass.

lol, i thought the book was creepy, and the movie was boring.
and i never noticed that the father was pictured like a jackass in the book..

there was one short story that freaked me out like no book ever had. called "The Raft". watched it later in Creepshow2, looked pretty lame compared to my imagination.

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by Медвежуть

lol, i thought the book was creepy, and the movie was boring.
and i never noticed that the father was pictured like a jackass in the book..

there was one short story that freaked me out like no book ever had. called "The Raft". watched it later in Creepshow2, looked pretty lame compared to my imagination.

never beat the imagination

[Fearonsarms]

Originally Posted by wizard of gore

Clive Barkers "midnight meat train" was actually quite a good movie,the short story was good but i think the movie was better

I still need to see the film sounds like I've been missing out.