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A strangeness overtakes this quite Maine town and all sorts of horrors ensue. How much do you know about Stephen King's "Salem's Lot?"And they were both almost identical in length, at around 180 minutes.
He has suffered a tragic loss that propels him back to the town of his youth.
He decides to take a breather from his career after Miranda dies.
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She introduces herself, and they are immediately drawn to one another.
A sadistic vampire named Kurt Barlow is hunting and transforming the locals into more blood-sucking monsters.
Politicians, like vampires, seemed to be sucking the life out of everyone.
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In King's books, these are the most intelligent and powerful vampires.
And if you're trying to fight them, this is an indispensable skill.
In 2004, Barlow is portrayed as a mostly normal-man, just like the book.
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Like King has at times, Ben is struggling with writer's block when he arrives in the town.
At more than four decades old, the book is still scaring the pants off of King's fans.
He also appeared in nearly 100 episodes of "Starsky and Hutch."
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It's a spooky old house that has always fired up his imagination.
Scribner/Simon & Schuster now has the rights to most of King's work.
He lives there with his assistant, Richard Straker, who enables many of Barlow's evil plots.
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The publisher changed it because the original title had too many religious overtones.
Barlow turns her into a vampire, forcing Ben to pound a stake through her heart.
Barlow recognizes the man's shaky faith and is able to take advantage.
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Early in the author's career, his books tended to be shorter and more concise than his contemporary behemoths.
The melancholy ending is much different than the book's epilogue.
He ships Barlow to the town so that he can begin his bloodthirsty rampage.
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An entire generation has passed before he returns to the town of his childhood.
Thus made "unclean," Callahan is forced to give up the fight and flee to New York City.
King has said multiple times that it is one of his favorite creations.
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He's young, but Mark manages to escape the evil clutches of Barlow multiple times.
His cover story is that he's in the town to open a new business.
It was only his second novel; the first was "Carrie."
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Barlow isn't easily intimidated, though, he tries again to nab the young boy.
And Rob Lowe, of course, plays Ben.
Later, they return and try to set the town on fire to kill the vampires once and for all.
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