Review: Stephen King made the famous book IT in 1986
Stephen King is a famous author.He has written over 50 or more books.One of his more famous books"IT"is what we are focusing on today."IT" is 1986 horror novel.It is Stephen King's 22nd novel and his 18th novel under his own name.The story follows the experiences of seven children as they are terrorized by a evil entity the exploits their fears and phobias."IT" primarily appears in the form of "Pennywise the Dancing clown" to attract its preferred prey of young children.
Stephen keing was born on September 21,1947,at the Maine General Hospital in portland.King got the idea for "IT" by wanted a book that had "nasty gross monsters and he thought to himself there out to be one binding,horrible,nasty,gross,creature kind of thing that you don't want to see"."Whats scares children more than anything else in the world?" "And the answer was CLOWNS"said King.
The main characters in "IT" are Bill Denbrought,Ben Hanscom,Beverly Marsh,Richie Tozier,Mike Hanlon,Eddie Kaspbrak,and Stanley Uris.This story starts out by Bill Denbrought's little brother Gerogie being killed by Pennywise when Gorgie was playing with the paper boat Bill and him had just made.Then a year later Bill and his friends start to look for Georgie non-stop but one problem is they don't know what took him or even if he is dead yet.
The movie Cujo was made on Aug 12, 1983
The book of cujo Sep 8, 1981
Cujo is a psychological horror flim and novel by Stephen King, about a rabid dog. On Stephen King trip to a mechanic during "the spring of 1977" he had issues with his motorcycle which led him to visit a auto shop in Bridgton, Main. He said his motorcycle died when he arrived at the shop, and moments later a Saint Bernard came growling and eventually lunged for his hand. Although the mechanic stopped the dog by hitting it with a wrench, King was still startled by the situation. This incident inspired King to make Cujo.
Stephen King owned dysfunactional Ford Pinto, which is the same car model that was in the novel/film.