On this occasion its The King of Horror himself who says that this series is his favorite of those he has written. Let’s start by stating that when the author himself assists in the productions of the adaptation of his own work we should expect a great piece of entertainment (see Sandman). All the while, Linoge, this supernatural being makes demands that he be given what he wants, if they want him to leave. The storm isolates the island town, and its inhabitants gather for refuge in the town hall. He goes by the name of Linoge, and has uncanny access to details of the past of the town inhabitants, as well as superpowers that he uses to manipulate people to his hearts desire, making them commit a series of atrocities. While a massive storm is brewing and nearing Little Tall Island off the coast of Maine, a stranger shows up in town and murders a lonely elderly woman in her house. This is a series with a flavor of yesteryear, and distinct quality of the small town horror stories King so well pieces together, time and again. We can now enjoy it on Hulu uncut and unrated (in ’99 we got to see a somewhat shortened version, you know…TV slots did not give for more than 50 minute episodes). It stars Tim Daly, Colm Feore and Debrah Farentino among many others. Baxley, but more notably, it is a series written by Stephen King himself.
Storm of the Century is a three part mini-series directed by Craig R.
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