I assume because hardcore child pornography is extremely illegal
tho if Jiggy could get away with murder then maybe Hollywood could get away with child gangbang
If you're a horror writer, you spend all day coming up with the darkest and weirdest shit you can. You're bound to go too far every now and then, especially when you're snorting coke by the truckload like he was
If you've read his book "On Writing" you'll know just how much of a hack he really is. This wasn't the first or only time he wrote in something as vulgar as that into his stories
>Mixing his drink, Ben said, “I liked your kids. They asked good questions. Tough, but good.” “Like where do you get your ideas?” Matt asked, mimicking Ruthie Crockett’s sexy little-girl lisp. “She’s quite a piece.” “She is indeed...
She's eventually turned into a vampiric sex slave for the guy who owns the town dump. You can talk about "muh horror writer"all you want but Stephen King is the wrong kind of creepy.
>Stephen King is the wrong kind of creepy.
it's a fricking high-schooler you moronic fricking zoomer. every healthy male finds high-schoolers attractive and it was normal to admit to finding them attractive until the last 10-20 years. every fricking time a zoomer calls someone a pedophile i look it up and it's just some shit about a 16yo being hot, of course 16yos are hot you fricking moron, they were made to breed
i fricking hate zoomers so much it's unreal. you all love freakshow disorders like troonyism and then call liking a pretty teen a sickness. a whole generation of subhumans that hate beauty and worship deformity and disease
Not him, but I agree with him. Not because young girls shouldn't know what sex is or whatever, but because King somehow always has to add some weird sex shit in his books. I can understand one or two times, but most of his books describe the protagonist getting a aching boner, someone's breasts or someone fricking without any of it adding anything to the story.
>trying to finish this seemingly endless tome >ending is already ruined >it's a fricking space spider >King launches into the fiftieth iteration of LE BEAUTIFUL HOMAGE TO CHILDHOOD AND FRIENDSHIP >except this time it's a fricking orgy >these kids are all covered head to toe in shit >he emphasized this a few chapters back >but it's beautiful >truly the passage into adulthood >they don't remember it happening anyway
The longer he writes, the better he ain't.
The peak was all that part about the giant turtle and the unironically trip of the kid into the space void. I was like "wait...wtf i'm reading" for all the time.
>The longer he writes, the better he ain't.
i'll die on this fricking hill: its why his short stories are almost all kino but at best his novels are always 50/50
>anything King has ever written >kino
Please. There's a slew of second-rate pseudo-Americana writers out there that are leagues above King, and a handful of brilliant authors that themselves are beyond that.
She even cum at some point of the dick train...just imagine the director explaining 14 yo virgin cuteSoph she has to act like SEXO and even cum a couple of times. >"Wait..w-what i'm s-supposed to do in this s-scene again?"
>>"Wait..w-what i'm s-supposed to do in this s-scene again?"
"you know when you get in the bath and kinda crouch under the faucet so that the stream of hot water hits you on the clit? you know that nice feeling you get when you do it for a while? that's what you're feeling in this scene"
it's not hard to explain at all, you just need to know how to work with children
>Mixing his drink, Ben said, “I liked your kids. They asked good questions. Tough, but good.” “Like where do you get your ideas?” Matt asked, mimicking Ruthie Crockett’s sexy little-girl lisp. “She’s quite a piece.” “She is indeed...
She's eventually turned into a vampiric sex slave for the guy who owns the town dump. You can talk about "muh horror writer"all you want but Stephen King is the wrong kind of creepy.
is from salems lot, after the protagonist, author ben mears, has a q&a session with his teacher-friends high school ap english class
>anything King has ever written >kino
Please. There's a slew of second-rate pseudo-Americana writers out there that are leagues above King, and a handful of brilliant authors that themselves are beyond that.
>second-rate
Tennessee Williams
Carson McCullers
Eudora Welty
Salinger
Ralph Ellison
Edith Wharton
Paul Auster
Henry Miller
John Updike
Kerouac
Raymond Carver
(arguably) David Foster Wallace
>brilliant
Richard Brautigan
William Gaddis
Gass
William Faulkner
Thomas Pynchon
Cormac McCarthy
Don DeLillo
Joseph McElroy
David Berman (his music and his poetry)
Toole
John Barth
>Stephen King apologist
If you don't think Faulkner's town trilogy, Pynchon's Vineland, and pretty much anything McCarthy has written outside of Blood Meridian isn't indicative of Americana (and is better than anything Stephen King could even hope to write), there's no saving you.
One scene from the book that struck with me is IT killing that Eddie Corcoran kid who went to a park at night to avoid being punished over bad grades by his violent stepfather, which he correctly suspects of accidentally killing his young brother Dorsey during a breakdown.
“””” CHAPTERS 21-22 ~ Page 1,397: the scene in which all seven of our 11- and 12-year-old protagonists have sex together in the sewers beneath Derry.
Let’s stick with Bev here; she’s the box cutter if we’re going to open this package. On page 157, there’s a disturbing passage regarding adult Bev’s relationship with her husband, Tom, who beats her. “And what hurt worse was knowing that part of her craved the hurt. Craved the humiliation.”
Some of the adults’ lives have rotted since childhood, and in hindsight you can read Bev’s craving to be hurt as the psychological residue of the once-inspirational orgy, all that was magical about it decayed to its repellent surface essence: sex in a sewer.
In the book’s single scariest scene—the leper chasing Eddie (page 408)—the leper’s threatening chant is one word, “blowjob,” a word Eddie barely understands and, as he is chased, he compares it to being chased in dreams: “Didn’t you always hear of feel something, some It, gaining on you?” The connection here is fairly explicit: “It” is adulthood, which is symbolized in the book by sex, the nightmare side of which is encapsulated in IT. The lowercase “It” in Eddie’s thought reads as the commonplace usage of “It” as a word for sex. I thought this was my own sharp insight until King himself makes the connection on page 1408 (can you believe it’s on page 1408??), where the young Bev thinks this about older girls >greatest writer f our generation
What scene? There are lots of missing scenes
Erry time.
I assume because hardcore child pornography is extremely illegal
tho if Jiggy could get away with murder then maybe Hollywood could get away with child gangbang
sex scenes are not necessarily pornography. especially in a horror movie, where it can hardly be said the intent is to cause arousal
i've never actually read it, but stephen king wrote an extremely graphic child orgy right?
what the frick is wrong with him
If you're a horror writer, you spend all day coming up with the darkest and weirdest shit you can. You're bound to go too far every now and then, especially when you're snorting coke by the truckload like he was
If you've read his book "On Writing" you'll know just how much of a hack he really is. This wasn't the first or only time he wrote in something as vulgar as that into his stories
>Mixing his drink, Ben said, “I liked your kids. They asked good questions. Tough, but good.” “Like where do you get your ideas?” Matt asked, mimicking Ruthie Crockett’s sexy little-girl lisp. “She’s quite a piece.” “She is indeed...
She's eventually turned into a vampiric sex slave for the guy who owns the town dump. You can talk about "muh horror writer"all you want but Stephen King is the wrong kind of creepy.
>writing a pedophile character makes the writer a pedophile
literal room temperature IQ opinion
It starts being a problem when damn near every character's a pedophile
No it doesn't. Your opinions are just jenk.
Hi Stephen
His stand-in writer character and the girl's teacher are the ones having the conversation, moron. Makes sense you like King; you can't read.
Half dork half chad
sounda kinda hot, how old was the girl?
>pedophile
she's a high school sophomore so like 15 or 16 or something, big deal
>Stephen King is the wrong kind of creepy.
it's a fricking high-schooler you moronic fricking zoomer. every healthy male finds high-schoolers attractive and it was normal to admit to finding them attractive until the last 10-20 years. every fricking time a zoomer calls someone a pedophile i look it up and it's just some shit about a 16yo being hot, of course 16yos are hot you fricking moron, they were made to breed
i fricking hate zoomers so much it's unreal. you all love freakshow disorders like troonyism and then call liking a pretty teen a sickness. a whole generation of subhumans that hate beauty and worship deformity and disease
Not him, but I agree with him. Not because young girls shouldn't know what sex is or whatever, but because King somehow always has to add some weird sex shit in his books. I can understand one or two times, but most of his books describe the protagonist getting a aching boner, someone's breasts or someone fricking without any of it adding anything to the story.
Beverly Marsh is canonically 11 years old.
>where do you get your ideas from
>trying to finish this seemingly endless tome
>ending is already ruined
>it's a fricking space spider
>King launches into the fiftieth iteration of LE BEAUTIFUL HOMAGE TO CHILDHOOD AND FRIENDSHIP
>except this time it's a fricking orgy
>these kids are all covered head to toe in shit
>he emphasized this a few chapters back
>but it's beautiful
>truly the passage into adulthood
>they don't remember it happening anyway
The longer he writes, the better he ain't.
The peak was all that part about the giant turtle and the unironically trip of the kid into the space void. I was like "wait...wtf i'm reading" for all the time.
>1000 pages of buildup to get to a fricking Terry Pratchett meme
>The longer he writes, the better he ain't.
i'll die on this fricking hill: its why his short stories are almost all kino but at best his novels are always 50/50
>anything King has ever written
>kino
Please. There's a slew of second-rate pseudo-Americana writers out there that are leagues above King, and a handful of brilliant authors that themselves are beyond that.
He's an ultraleft liberal.
Sophia was only willing with the black kid.
within 10 posts you can already see mutts law in action
It's "pajeets law" now, pops.
A skinny white boy is literally her love interest in the movie, cuck.
She even cum at some point of the dick train...just imagine the director explaining 14 yo virgin cuteSoph she has to act like SEXO and even cum a couple of times.
>"Wait..w-what i'm s-supposed to do in this s-scene again?"
Ah yes cause we all know 14 year old girls never orgasmed unless they were raped or le groomed, right?
Pure girls don't know until they marry.
>>"Wait..w-what i'm s-supposed to do in this s-scene again?"
"you know when you get in the bath and kinda crouch under the faucet so that the stream of hot water hits you on the clit? you know that nice feeling you get when you do it for a while? that's what you're feeling in this scene"
it's not hard to explain at all, you just need to know how to work with children
It Part 2 was such a mess.
Simply pretend it doesnt exist. Part 1 has a finale anyway.
A giant turtle is just too moronic
It would've been so easy to imply it, just making them go outside the sewers with different clothing
the quote anon provides here
is from salems lot, after the protagonist, author ben mears, has a q&a session with his teacher-friends high school ap english class
name 10 of each
>second-rate
Tennessee Williams
Carson McCullers
Eudora Welty
Salinger
Ralph Ellison
Edith Wharton
Paul Auster
Henry Miller
John Updike
Kerouac
Raymond Carver
(arguably) David Foster Wallace
>brilliant
Richard Brautigan
William Gaddis
Gass
William Faulkner
Thomas Pynchon
Cormac McCarthy
Don DeLillo
Joseph McElroy
David Berman (his music and his poetry)
Toole
John Barth
>William Faulkner
>Thomas Pynchon
>Cormac McCarthy
oh frick off
>Stephen King apologist
If you don't think Faulkner's town trilogy, Pynchon's Vineland, and pretty much anything McCarthy has written outside of Blood Meridian isn't indicative of Americana (and is better than anything Stephen King could even hope to write), there's no saving you.
>Miller and Salinger
>second rate
cmon bro
it's a meme scene. it's not that big of a deal if you read the book.
>meme scene
Isnt like a whole chapter?
The whole book felt like a meme
>Dude Rodan lmao
Has anyone read his JFK novel? Makes fricking Atlas Shrugged feel like a breeze
One scene from the book that struck with me is IT killing that Eddie Corcoran kid who went to a park at night to avoid being punished over bad grades by his violent stepfather, which he correctly suspects of accidentally killing his young brother Dorsey during a breakdown.
Handjob scene
“””” CHAPTERS 21-22 ~ Page 1,397: the scene in which all seven of our 11- and 12-year-old protagonists have sex together in the sewers beneath Derry.
Let’s stick with Bev here; she’s the box cutter if we’re going to open this package. On page 157, there’s a disturbing passage regarding adult Bev’s relationship with her husband, Tom, who beats her. “And what hurt worse was knowing that part of her craved the hurt. Craved the humiliation.”
Some of the adults’ lives have rotted since childhood, and in hindsight you can read Bev’s craving to be hurt as the psychological residue of the once-inspirational orgy, all that was magical about it decayed to its repellent surface essence: sex in a sewer.
In the book’s single scariest scene—the leper chasing Eddie (page 408)—the leper’s threatening chant is one word, “blowjob,” a word Eddie barely understands and, as he is chased, he compares it to being chased in dreams: “Didn’t you always hear of feel something, some It, gaining on you?” The connection here is fairly explicit: “It” is adulthood, which is symbolized in the book by sex, the nightmare side of which is encapsulated in IT. The lowercase “It” in Eddie’s thought reads as the commonplace usage of “It” as a word for sex. I thought this was my own sharp insight until King himself makes the connection on page 1408 (can you believe it’s on page 1408??), where the young Bev thinks this about older girls
>greatest writer f our generation
Hockstetter's death was satisfying. Total psycho.