Annie tries to find Joy at the Marsten House, while Nadia faces a difficult decision.
Recap
By Gadfly on Dec 14, 2019
Nadia tries to reach Pop on the radio, and Ace hauls Pop's corpse away. The next day, Ace drives his pick-up truck out of Castle Rock with Pop's body in the back. He arrives at the Marsten House where the townspeople are still staring at the Angel statue. While Ace looks on, the Converted take takes Pop's body to the tunnels and put him in a coffin filled with liquid. They close the lid and the liquid flows over Pop's body. The next day, Joy is preparing for Amity. Meanwhile, Ace tells the…
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God damn why they end this?
One BIG problem with most King adaptations to the screen big or small. First I will say, I loved the movie Shawshank Redemption. It was doable. But most of Kings horror fare is straight up R rated horror. And... When Hollywood tries to go to film. They ALWAYS flinch. They try for pg or something thereabouts. The last attempt at Pet Sematary was R rated and still was too toned down. If you don't want graphic horror, you want the implication of horror. Then get a Hitchcock for a Director. To adapt books to film usually takes writers as few novelists are adept at screenplay writing. So I am seeing in most King adaptations a lack of decent writing and direction. The only horror movie I remember seeing that was good was The Langoliers. That was full on creepy. Most film based on King tends to bore me somewhat.
Which brings me to Castle Rock. I suffered 3 episodes. No more. I wasn't going to watch all this great King lore portrayed by many A list actors or actors that in my opinion should be A listers, get turned into bland tasteless porridge. Seeing it cancelled after two seasons only makes me wonder... Why were they given a second season?