Whaaaat? I never knew King had a Cthulhu story.
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It's a pretty good one too.
I had zero Lovecraft knowledge when I first read it. Needless to say I was very confused.
Quite a trip. 👍
It's been a long time since I read this one. I'll have to give it a fresh read.
That has always been one of my favorite King short stories, I don't know how they're gonna get 6 episodes out of it without a lot expanding on the original story but I'm cool with that.
They got whole movies out of The Mangler (passable) and Lawnmower Man (very much atrocious), which are only a couple of pages each. King adaptations miss more than they hit, but this definitely has caught my interest.
Two of my favorites are "the mist" and "room 1408" (Tape recorder ending).