Question about reading Stephen King

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I liked The Stand.
The miniseries was a bit bizarre in its casting choices.

He can be a bit pervy, though.
Not sexy.
Pervy.
 
LOVED The Stand mini-series on ABC! I saw in it a kind of secular version of the great chastisements prophesied in Scripture and private revelations. As far as offensive material, the only thing that comes to mind is an implied sex scene “after the fact” with Laura San Giacomo’s character. Pretty tame compared to a lot of the stuff out there. I’m not one to devote myself to a mini-series — Breaking Bad and Amerika would be exceptions — but I did enjoy The Stand.

(And yes, I know, one could ask “you find one fleeting sex scene offensive but you don’t find the annihilation of almost the entire human race offensive?”. Using that reasoning, the story of Noah and the ark is offensive. And there is implied illicit sex in the Bible too. But I digress.)
 
Yeah, but…

The kid from Parker Lewis Can’t Lose as Harold?
What…?
 
Molly Ringwold and Gary Sienese then throw in Rob Lowe and Patrick from Spongebob…

M-0-0-N spells bizarre…
 
To the OP,

I read those two books many years ago. He was one of my favorite authors back then and used to read all his books my library stocked. Sometimes reading tastes change according to age and whatever stage in life be that secular or spiritual we are at.

I gave that genre up, because they were no longer scary/thrilling, and that also applied to movies. 🤷‍♀️
 
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I am reading The Dark Tower saga and I love it, it’s really epic and complex.
 
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