
Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson and Jacob Tremblay are the stars of Doctor Sleep, a new horror movie based on Steven King’s novel of the same name.
Set decades after the events of The Shining (1980), a now-adult Dan Torrence meets a young girl with similar powers as his. Dan must try to protect her from a cult who prey on children with powers…
I’ve never seen The Shining and that’s mainly because it’s a horror movie and I’m scared. It’s not completely my fault though because at seventeen, my Media Studies teacher wouldn’t let the class watch The Shining because according to her, it was too scary. I myself had zero objections with her decision – especially since by that point, I’d already seen The Omen (1976), the film responsible for my general aversion to scary movies since the age of twelve.
As for whether I’ll watch Doctor Sleep? I may just. Especially if others find it to be less scary than The Shining.
The moments I like in this new trailer include when Dan says the words ‘The Shinning’ – the penny drops and I realise what this is.
There’s also my general happiness at seeing Rebecca Ferguson as a cast member. She’s been one of my favourites ever since Mission – Impossible 5, Rogue Nation (2015). As for Jack Nicholson standout star of The Shining, I’m not even sure he’s still acting but I definitely half expected that he’d show up in this trailer. He still might. Well, that’s assuming he wasn’t killed off; something I’d know had I actually seen the original movie.
Have you seen The Shining? Is it as scary as they say?
Zahn McClarnon, Bruce Greenwood, Carl Lumbly, Selena Anduze, Carel Struycken, Emily Alyn Lind, Jocelin Donahue, Nicholas Pryor and Selena Anduze also star.
Doctor Sleep Release Dates: October 31st, 2019 (UK); November 8th, 2019 (US)…
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I dare you to watch the Shining. 😂
I love the Shining, though by now I’ve seen it too many times to find it any scary. 😛
But it’s a really good movie! 🙂
I do hate to miss out on a really good movie – but I also like a peaceful mind. 😁
What I perhaps need is to find someone who’s as averse to horror as I tend to be, so I can sit them in front of The Shining and see how they are afterwards. Good plan? 😁
Haha could be a good plan – but on the other hand, what one person finds scary might not be scary to another person and the other way around. 😛
Very true. Though with enough determination and interviewing (if I actually had the time), it could be done with some degree of accuracy. Maybe. 🤓
That’s true – though my advice would be to just take the plunge and watch it! 😛
Maybe together with someone else, so it feels safer. 🙂
Thanks for the advice. I’ll certainly consider it.
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