The Boogeyman
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The Boogeyman
by ThePunisher May 13th 2023, 10:08 pm
This upcoming movie is an adaptation of a Stephen King short story. I'm waiting for this one myself.
Do you like movies from Stephen King books? Sometimes his books don't work well on the screen.
Do you like movies from Stephen King books? Sometimes his books don't work well on the screen.
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Re: The Boogeyman
by OCT 31 1978 May 15th 2023, 1:51 pm
I like all the movies based on his books.
The shows as well.
I will definitely check it out !
The shows as well.
I will definitely check it out !
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Re: The Boogeyman
by ThePunisher May 16th 2023, 12:56 pm
Jason Voorhees wrote:Trailer is here!
Ooh that looks good.
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Re: The Boogeyman
by I'm Not a Goalie May 16th 2023, 6:00 pm
My wife and I saw a poster for this film when we went to see Evil Dead Rise, and my wife's exact words were 'Why are they remaking The Boogeyman', lol. Then we saw it was based on a Stephen King story and a completely differen't thing.
I'm always willing to give a Stephen King adaptation a try, even though I find the movies based on his works hit or miss. His short stories seem to have a better trackrecord of producing good film adaptations opposed to his longer form stories... You'd think it would be the other way around, but I guess stretching a short story into a feature film is easier than trying to cram in everything from a 1000 page epic that focuses heavily on the phycology of it's characters, into a two hour movie.
The Shining might be the perfect example a great book that's contents didn't necessarily translate well to the screen, so Kubrick had to tweak quite a bit to make that film the classic it is today.
I'm always willing to give a Stephen King adaptation a try, even though I find the movies based on his works hit or miss. His short stories seem to have a better trackrecord of producing good film adaptations opposed to his longer form stories... You'd think it would be the other way around, but I guess stretching a short story into a feature film is easier than trying to cram in everything from a 1000 page epic that focuses heavily on the phycology of it's characters, into a two hour movie.
The Shining might be the perfect example a great book that's contents didn't necessarily translate well to the screen, so Kubrick had to tweak quite a bit to make that film the classic it is today.
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Re: The Boogeyman
by ThePunisher June 3rd 2023, 6:54 pm
I saw this today. It was a little dull and had mainly jump scares.
Of course, what stuck out were the kids in the theater videotaping the movie with their cell phones.
Of course, what stuck out were the kids in the theater videotaping the movie with their cell phones.
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Re: The Boogeyman
by Fair Play June 4th 2023, 12:38 pm
ThePunisher wrote:I saw this today. It was a little dull and had mainly jump scares.
Of course, what stuck out were the kids in the theater videotaping the movie with their cell phones.
No surprise on the bootlegging.
I'm a long time Stephen King fan, so I'll give this one a shot.
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Re: The Boogeyman
by ThePunisher June 4th 2023, 3:35 pm
Fair Play wrote:ThePunisher wrote:I saw this today. It was a little dull and had mainly jump scares.
Of course, what stuck out were the kids in the theater videotaping the movie with their cell phones.
No surprise on the bootlegging.
I'm a long time Stephen King fan, so I'll give this one a shot.
People bootleg all the time.
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