KEEP CALM AND CARRIE ON!

CARRIE WHITE MORE FUN THAN CARRIE OKIE.

Those weren't really telepathically controlled kitchen utensils  that flew into Margret Whites ( played by Piper Laurie) body during the Brian De Palma classic Carrie,  that effect was carried off by having the knives already in the body and then yanking them out using wires, the final cut the clip was flipped so that it ran in reverse and throwing in some Psycho inspired shrill sound effects just added to the impact. The story has religious connotations and if you note the knives that Carrie uses to fly at her mum hit in the same place as the arrows that pieced Saint Sebastian.

Here's my drawing of a blood soaked Sissy Spacek getting "carried" away with her pencil pushing powers.

THE MIST

Another offering from the book on the blue wooden pallet.

Here we have a jokey rendering of the very creepily designed spiders which surround the supermarket in Stephen Kings excellent shopping trip movie

 At the start of the movie we find the main character an artist in his studio working on a film poster for what just happens to be another Stephen king novel The Dark Tower, also seen around his workspace are the posters for The Thing movie and various other images -- all of these including the actual poster for The Mist movie were painted by the famously super talented  DREW STUZAN , whose work  must be some of the most well known movie promoting imagery due to his perfectly designed and exactly likeness that goes into each of his movie poster renderings and for the fact that he seems to have landed jobs  for most of the major super duper studio blockbuster over the past few decades. Even if you don't know the name Drew Stuzan you'll have definitely seen and will know of  his handiwork.

You're on the web and you're looking at a spider! 

KING WEREWOLVES!

Another werewolf posting of sorts.

Its actually a shadow of a werewolf but where there's a shadow there's usually a caster.
A cartoon I'd done for fun. Stephen King working on his Cycle of the Werewolf book.

STEPHEN KING busy writing when a relative dresses up to scare him (he was Joe King!)