Jerusalem's Lot was the first book from S.K. i ever read. I remember it like yesterday, it was in autumn 1980, i was 12 and a rainy storm whistled around our old house. I slept with my light on for many many weeks after reading it. And I never took a look to my window at night during the next winter. The moving shadows on my wall from the tree branches of a big oak that stood in front of our house were creepy enough.But what I really was afraid to see, was a pale smiling face with red eyes and long white teeth, who asks me to be let in. I'm 56 since a week, but this story scared me like hell in those days as a small boy and still does it today as an nearly retired man. It's written so fucking good... And sorry for my english, I'm German and only learned it at school, so there may be some mistakes in it.
Your writing is excellent. I bet learning English was a relief from when you first learned German-English words are about half as long as German words! lol.
I like how the people in this bar are comfortable working and living 5 miles away from a vampire town, and how the vampires never leave Jerusalem’s Lot.
The vampires couldn't leave the town, for some reason stated in the novel that I can't remember right now. They coud only go as far as the town's edges.
Portland here. If you've ever traveled the back roads in Oregon...especially through the rain forest...especially at night, you'd know, *anything* is possible. 😐
Washington's worse! Some of these small logging towns up here harbor some deep dark secrets... don't forget a lot of the serial killers come from up here too (the ones you know about at least). And there's monsters all right. People just call it Bigfoot but that's nothing but a deflection, a catharsis to deal with what's really going on. Personally I think it's the lack of sunshine and all this rain. And the forests they're mighty dark and deep here... hundreds of miles of logging roads. I walk them all the time.
Well, I had an interesting story to tell about horror and and other serial killers here in the PNW, other than vampires, but the _Karen_ of this channel decided to delete it for some reason.
Amazing!! Thank you for posting!! Stephen King is like the most popular author in the U.S. I will say his Salem's Lot movie has one of the scariest scenes of all time when the Glick kids are floating outside the window asking for entry. Never invite them in!! I don't even like to think about that scene and I'm almost 60! Best, from Colorado!
That was one part of the movie that I didnt like. Some kid who may have lost his sibling might think the sibling will come back from the dead. Kids at that age are very impressionable.
My grandson took a shortcut on his bike in the wilderness of Bavaria in the dark. He brilliantly described the fear and horror he felt. Finally, he quipped: Grandma, it was like riding into the middle of a Stephen King movie. 😂😂
Not bad. This short novel by King still haunts me decades after reading it. It's truly one of the best short horror stories of all times imo. The slight characters changes aren't annoying but it lacks in pure dread and cold despair as in the story!
The original Salem's Lot was scary as hell when I saw it as a little kid but the book, I read that in high school and I swear I was looking down hallways and checking the end of the lockers for a time after I read it. Nothing like his writing but King knows how to bring the fear.
I watched the movie when it came out I couldn't watch it again... I love movies and I'm the kind of person that can watch them over and over But Salems Lot freaked me out Had chills and was paronoid long as I can remember.. I agree Nit brave enough to read the book. Books are always better than the movie.
I love these people. A stranger comes stumbling in and passes out on the floor and they don't lie him on a bench or call 911, but their first impulse is to sit him on a barstool.
Yeah. They’re even talking about the fire set by Ben Mears and Mark Petrie after they escaped when they mention the “watershed fire.” The vampires were all hiding in houses and large buildings, so they set fire to the town and most of them burned up. But, they obviously didn’t get them all.
True King style and love that he brings in the provenance of his past literary creations. Stephen King's world feels real. Love his stuff and his characterization is spot on
Terrible acting. And when is this supposed to take place? Our time or ten years after the events in Salems lot? Because she says ten years ago that people went missing. But they’re talking about Google, and not being able to smoke in bars as if it’s today. So are you moving the timeline up? Because she mentioned the bar starting up in 1971 which would’ve been around the appropriate time for the books, but then she says 10 years ago people started disappearing. If you still mean for this to take place in the same universe as the books, or if you mean it to be historical accurate according to the books, then the book Salems lot being 10 years before this would make it 1985, still way before Google and woke bar policies.
@@bwy553My thoughts exactly! Too many self-serving hacks too lazy to do decent research of the genre, who's monstrous egos are fueled by friends and family and gaggles of sycophants (usually the actors you see in the movie) at their so-called "premiere"!
This is a good enough short horror film based from the short horror story "One for the Road"(1977) by Stephen King!"Salem's Lot" is the best and most scariest Vampire horror Novel of all time for sure!
Silver Bullet was me and my family’s favorite scary movie growing up. I didn’t know until a few years ago that it was by Steven King. The part when Marty is lighting fireworks scares the hell out of me.
This is one of MY FAVORITE short stories of Stephen King….. creeps me tf out every time I read it… this one, The Boogeyman and 1408 all had me sleeping with the lights on….. good adaptation !
They say reading your first Stephen King book is kinda special..My sister read the Shining first. I remember her terror. Mine was Salem's Lot. It scared me like nothing I've read before it. As I read, someone walked into the room and the book literally Flew out of my hands. lol. This short movie was terrific. It really caught something of the original story. It brought back some of the same horror I felt so many years ago. Nice work!
I honestly do not know why some of these adaptations of One For The Road change the gender of Lumley's child from a girl to a boy. The little girl vampire from the short story is much more terrifying, and besides, we already did the little boy vampire thing with Danny Glick.
I agree and the fact it was snowing not raining and the little girl was walking on top of the snow and not creating any footprints. This story wasn't bad though. It would have been expensive probably to do that so I do not want to criticize too much. Thanks for making it.
Brilliant short film, simple and effective acting and script. Stephen King's stories don't always translate well on screen, but this one goes a long way.
@@hotlittlezombiekiller2729 this is an adjacent story to salems lot. It is in the book “Night Shift” if I remember correctly. The prequel is called Jerusalem’s Lot.
This is the best adaptation of One for the Road I've seen so far. Salem's Lot is my favourite ever novel and I'm really looking forward to the new movie (if it's ever released). Only nitpick was changing the setting to Oregon, and the lack of blizzard (but that's understandable) Great short film.
@@jasonbatteiger2421 When they're talking in the bar about Salem's Lot, Booth mentions that the town is named after an old town in Maine. There's a couple of other clues, but I'd have to rewatch to be sure.
portland (maine for sure) is mentioned in the story, it's the expected place rich folks dumb enough to buy land in the lot often come from, also those ignorant enough to even take the highway exit near the lot.
@@TheGodParticle I'm so upset that I just now saw this comment... Right before bed time... As I lay in a room in pure darkness. LMAO... Life is so unfair.
Salem's Lot was the first S. King book I read... 1975 maybe? I was 17, in the Navy, and that was the scariest book I ever read at the time. It started me down a lifetime of enjoying good horror and sci fi stories.
Hello Sunshine. I would like to say that this is a wonderful adaptation of Stephen Kings short story sequel to Salem's Lot. I love the acting and the drama in this short film. It is so brilliant. Please keep this video on RUclips Sunshine. This is a real treasure and God Bless you for sharing it
Nice work! This has always been my favorite short story by Stephen King. It's too bad you couldn't do the snowstorm, since it adds so much to the direness of the situation and makes it difficult for the characters to see what's going on. But I totally understand. That would have been impossible to shoot. But you all did fantastic! I really liked the lead. Good choice!
I loved this. Thank you. Your film made me want to re read Salem’s Lot. My mom gave me this book when I was a kid. She said . Don’t tell your dad! So long story short my son is a 3rd generation Stephen King fan.
This was fun. The only thing that isn’t consistent with “Salem’s Lot” (other than the location change, which I don’t understand…) is how quickly a person becomes a vampire. SL says it takes a few days, but this has people changing almost immediately (or so it seemed to me). It’s been so long since I read “One For The Road” that I can’t remember if that is what happened in that short story. Whatever the case, I enjoyed this. 🙂👍
My brother told me this story. Back in the late 60s, there was a bar/restaurant about a half a mile from where my mother lived, in Santa Rosa, a rural area. The bar was open at midnight and at that time, no one was in the bar but a lady bartender. A stranger walked in and sat at the bar. The bartender asked the stranger what he wanted to drink. He told her and she poured the drink, but when she looked at his eyes, he had eyes like a snake. She did not want to show she was terrified and told him she would be back after she checked the fridge in the back. She went back there and locked herself in the fridge/storage area. She finally fell asleep, still afraid to come back to the front of the bar. The next day, the owner walked in and he unlocked the storage area and found her. She had fallen asleep but told him of the weird, devil-like stranger.
Not a bad version of one of my favourite Stephen King short stories. "Somewhere out there there's a little girl still waiting for her goodnight kiss..."
I just LOVE these kind of mystery shorts. Yesterday I started the movie Avatar part 2, but after 15 minutes it just dawned on me that 3 hours and 15 minutes was just too long. My subscription to Disney was almost over and it felt some kind of 'obligation' to watch this movie that was on my watchlist, although it's not quite my genre. I stopped watching, went to diner and afterwards watched shortfilms. Being a filmmaker myself who loves the thriller/mystery/horror genres, these kind of short films make me more happy and they are a lot more inspiring than a long movie like Avatar. I wonder if there are people here who recognise this. Of course I do watch longer movies and in special cases series. The Haunting of Hill House is somewhere at the top of my list. I would love to see more of that kind of stuff. I also really appreciate psychological thrillers like Shutter Island. Thank you for sharing this Stephen King short.
I love the movie Salem's Lot with David Soul this is a good follow-up too bad it wasn't longer people have the tendency to believe that something is so outrageous it can't be true stranger things are unknown in this world😮
I read all of Stephen King's vampire books and they are second to none. For some reason us humans have a morbid fascination with vampires and they are a very entertaining bunch.
This was a good short film adaption of "One for the Road", Stephen King's short horror story. I was curious, however, why the location was changed to Oregon from Maine. I mean, not that it changes the film's effectiveness or anything. It just seemed strange, in my personal opinion. Good acting and atmosphere, regardless.
I like this one. I know that I risk antagonizing fans of Salem's Lot (1979), but I think vampires are much scarier if they resemble humans and can walk among us and lure unsuspecting victims to their death I was put off by Barlow being the ONLY Nosferatu type vampire in the movie.
Yeah, Barlow should never be depicted as anything but Nosferatu - Trying to portray him as Gangrel (the only "excuse" that can be offered for that, and it's a poor one, is trying to to draw that "gotta be gory to be scary" crowd) completely destroys the underlying concept. Barlow, like Dracula, was "classy", not a slobbering, barely humanoid "monster-of-the-week".
2004 Salem's Lot has Barlow in human form. As he gets staked, he goes through very many different human forms he had occupied throughout the centuries. I find this more entertaining than Nosferatu crap.
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Jerusalem's Lot was the first book from S.K. i ever read. I remember it like yesterday, it was in autumn 1980, i was 12 and a rainy storm whistled around our old house. I slept with my light on for many many weeks after reading it. And I never took a look to my window at night during the next winter. The moving shadows on my wall from the tree branches of a big oak that stood in front of our house were creepy enough.But what I really was afraid to see, was a pale smiling face with red eyes and long white teeth, who asks me to be let in. I'm 56 since a week, but this story scared me like hell in those days as a small boy and still does it today as an nearly retired man.
It's written so fucking good...
And sorry for my english, I'm German and only learned it at school, so there may be some mistakes in it.
Your writing is excellent. I bet learning English was a relief from when you first learned German-English words are about half as long as German words! lol.
@@DrSolStjerne LOL, that's right. 😂
When I think about it, i'm really in the mood to read i again. 🤔👍
Well that was about as disappointing as it gets
I think Jerusalems Lot is scariest book King ever wrote. I’d love for someone to remake the movie.
I like how the people in this bar are comfortable working and living 5 miles away from a vampire town, and how the vampires never leave Jerusalem’s Lot.
I think they did. Bible in the Truck, they wore crosses. The homes were no doubt warded and protected.No one out at night. The vampires hunted deer .
I could state: What for? Dolts and morons know it all better, so a steady supply of blood rolls into Jerusalem's Lot!
They said it was ten miles away, so it's really not so bad.
The vampires couldn't leave the town, for some reason stated in the novel that I can't remember right now. They coud only go as far as the town's edges.
@@ΝίκοςΣτεργίου-δ4κcan only go where they are invited. Barlow and straker were invited.
This is my favorite story from Night Shift, hands down. I love that the protagonist is a woman. This is the best thing I've seen all year.
Portland here. If you've ever traveled the back roads in Oregon...especially through the rain forest...especially at night, you'd know, *anything* is possible. 😐
Portland is such a beautiful place
@@faceface6443 it truly is. I feel blessed to live here. 🌹
Washington's worse! Some of these small logging towns up here harbor some deep dark secrets... don't forget a lot of the serial killers come from up here too (the ones you know about at least).
And there's monsters all right. People just call it Bigfoot but that's nothing but a deflection, a catharsis to deal with what's really going on.
Personally I think it's the lack of sunshine and all this rain. And the forests they're mighty dark and deep here... hundreds of miles of logging roads. I walk them all the time.
Considering the area, sasquatch could make an appearance!🥶😱
Well, I had an interesting story to tell about horror and and other serial killers here in the PNW, other than vampires, but the _Karen_ of this channel decided to delete it for some reason.
Amazing!! Thank you for posting!! Stephen King is like the most popular author in the U.S. I will say his Salem's Lot movie has one of the scariest scenes of all time when the Glick kids are floating outside the window asking for entry. Never invite them in!! I don't even like to think about that scene and I'm almost 60! Best, from Colorado!
Haha yup, and Gilda from pet cemetery
That was one part of the movie that I didnt like. Some kid who may have lost his sibling might think the sibling will come back from the dead. Kids at that age are very impressionable.
I'm from CO too! Ever been to the Standley hotel? 😊
My grandson took a shortcut on his bike in the wilderness of Bavaria in the dark. He brilliantly described the fear and horror he felt. Finally, he quipped:
Grandma, it was like riding into the middle of a Stephen King movie. 😂😂
Not bad. This short novel by King still haunts me decades after reading it. It's truly one of the best short horror stories of all times imo. The slight characters changes aren't annoying but it lacks in pure dread and cold despair as in the story!
The original Salem's Lot was scary as hell when I saw it as a little kid but the book, I read that in high school and I swear I was looking down hallways and checking the end of the lockers for a time after I read it.
Nothing like his writing but King knows how to bring the fear.
Same here. When the movie came on TV, I think I was 13 or so. I slept with my lights on for months. And yes, the book was scarier.
I watched the movie when it came out
I couldn't watch it again...
I love movies and I'm the kind of person that can watch them over and over
But Salems Lot freaked me out
Had chills and was paronoid long as I can remember.. I agree
Nit brave enough to read the book. Books are always better than the movie.
Yes, the book is waaaay scarier. You should give it a read. @@lindaarrington9397
Believe it or not up until my last move I had that awesome movie on VHS 😉😊
Exactly. The book put me in the paranoid horror hebejeebees
I live near "Jerusalem's Lot" and its true there are vampires here, but they're mostly the energy sucking variety
Do they steal electricity
😂
Keep 'ee out o' Jerusalem's wood lot!
This has always been one of my favorite Stephen King short stories. Not exactly like the written version but still creepy and well done.
Yes. This AND the novel Salem's Lot.
This is excellent. Good old fashion horror from humanity and the story. Not mindless crass gore.
I love these people. A stranger comes stumbling in and passes out on the floor and they don't lie him on a bench or call 911, but their first impulse is to sit him on a barstool.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
About half the US didn't have 911 when this story takes place. King wrote it in 1978. Certainly not the mountains of Oregon.
That's no stranger...that's the Lizard King himself...Jim Morrison.
He went from a liability straight to a customer.
I never got that lucky.
This is awesome, love Salems Lot the David Soul version was scary as hell. Love all versions of this story.
I like that this short film is a mini-continuation of Stephen King's, "Salem's Lot" book/film. Terrific follow-up!!
It's based on "One for the Road," a story from "Night Shift" that's exactly that, a coda to "Salem's Lot."
Yeah. They’re even talking about the fire set by Ben Mears and Mark Petrie after they escaped when they mention the “watershed fire.” The vampires were all hiding in houses and large buildings, so they set fire to the town and most of them burned up. But, they obviously didn’t get them all.
@@heathermillsphantomlimb9314they got the master and the mansion though and they were the real threat.
True King style and love that he brings in the provenance of his past literary creations. Stephen King's world feels real. Love his stuff and his characterization is spot on
For being as short as it was that was really good!
That was freaking awesome. Love it and Stephen King is my all time favorite writer. Thanks for sharing this. You are awesome Sunshine.
Terrible acting. And when is this supposed to take place? Our time or ten years after the events in Salems lot? Because she says ten years ago that people went missing. But they’re talking about Google, and not being able to smoke in bars as if it’s today. So are you moving the timeline up? Because she mentioned the bar starting up in 1971 which would’ve been around the appropriate time for the books, but then she says 10 years ago people started disappearing. If you still mean for this to take place in the same universe as the books, or if you mean it to be historical accurate according to the books, then the book Salems lot being 10 years before this would make it 1985, still way before Google and woke bar policies.
@@bwy553My thoughts exactly! Too many self-serving hacks too lazy to do decent research of the genre, who's monstrous egos are fueled by friends and family and gaggles of sycophants (usually the actors you see in the movie) at their so-called "premiere"!
love this bring back these. i love the rough woman.
This is a good enough short horror film based from the short horror story "One for the Road"(1977) by Stephen King!"Salem's Lot" is the best and most scariest Vampire horror Novel of all time for sure!
I gotta see Steven king's Salem's lot again. Watching now,big fan to 🙂
Great job...one of the best I have seen in a long time. You should expand this to a full-length movie it is that good.
I agree, especially the jail scene. Rip David soul
According to the short story, there's supposed to be a blizzard outside?
Steven King and his small-town spooks are the BEST!!!
Same hear im 50 now and he has been my favorite writers for most of my life
Starting with Silver bullet
Silver Bullet was me and my family’s favorite scary movie growing up. I didn’t know until a few years ago that it was by Steven King. The part when Marty is lighting fireworks scares the hell out of me.
I read cycle of the werewolf in 7th grade. Didn't scare me but the gory violence was cool
This is one of MY FAVORITE short stories of Stephen King….. creeps me tf out every time I read it… this one, The Boogeyman and 1408 all had me sleeping with the lights on….. good adaptation !
100% AGREE! This FAB King short screams "full-length" using the same actors. They were terrific!!!
Considering the source material, this is about as "full length" as you're gonna get.
Stephen King is my all time fav Horror Author! Love him
Stephen King is my favourite author too! Love the books!
They say reading your first Stephen King book is kinda special..My sister read the Shining first. I remember her terror. Mine was Salem's Lot. It scared me like nothing I've read before it. As I read, someone walked into the room and the book literally Flew out of my hands. lol. This short movie was terrific. It really caught something of the original story. It brought back some of the same horror I felt so many years ago. Nice work!
"Salem's Lot" was an excellent book. Not just another story about vampires - very well written and scary as all heck.
I honestly do not know why some of these adaptations of One For The Road change the gender of Lumley's child from a girl to a boy. The little girl vampire from the short story is much more terrifying, and besides, we already did the little boy vampire thing with Danny Glick.
Yes,they should have kept Lumleys child a girl. The endline was "she was waiting for her good night kiss"
I agree and the fact it was snowing not raining and the little girl was walking on top of the snow and not creating any footprints. This story wasn't bad though. It would have been expensive probably to do that so I do not want to criticize too much. Thanks for making it.
At least they didn't make the character Transgender. Disney would have
Because "Diversity" bullshit. 🙄
@@0101-s6kand the husband sure looked clean, non-disheveled and not even wet for someone who just walked miles and miles in the rain.
I lived in that area for 20 years. PNW is definitely a world of its own in many ways
Brilliant short film, simple and effective acting and script. Stephen King's stories don't always translate well on screen, but this one goes a long way.
I liked that. It wasn't quite like the Stephen King story but it was a really good interpretation, it still had that Stephen King feeling about it.
This was so professionally done that it was utterly amazing. This should be expanded to a full-length movie.
It’s already a movie. It’s called “Salems lot”. It was made in 1975 and the a sequel in 1987. I heard they may be coming out with a remake this year.
@@hotlittlezombiekiller2729 this is an adjacent story to salems lot. It is in the book “Night Shift” if I remember correctly. The prequel is called Jerusalem’s Lot.
That's a lie.
Lol there is a reason why its a short. There was already a movie....
@@JinxMarie1985Plus, this story is set in Washington/Oregon area - not Maine
This is the best adaptation of One for the Road I've seen so far. Salem's Lot is my favourite ever novel and I'm really looking forward to the new movie (if it's ever released). Only nitpick was changing the setting to Oregon, and the lack of blizzard (but that's understandable) Great short film.
they're talking about portland maine, unless i missed something the story's geographical area is the same as the story.
@@jasonbatteiger2421 When they're talking in the bar about Salem's Lot, Booth mentions that the town is named after an old town in Maine. There's a couple of other clues, but I'd have to rewatch to be sure.
@@jasonbatteiger2421 Booth says that the founder of the Lot came out there from Maine in 1863, and named it after some town in Maine.
@@spex76 this is true, but where did you get the idea it's in oregon?
portland (maine for sure) is mentioned in the story, it's the expected place rich folks dumb enough to buy land in the lot often come from, also those ignorant enough to even take the highway exit near the lot.
As a kid Salem's Lot messed me up, so I absolutely loved this one. And if I'm not mistaken that was Bella Lagosi's Dead playing in the background.
The jail scene left me physically shaking, I was only 9 years old when I watched it.
@@TheGodParticle I'm so upset that I just now saw this comment... Right before bed time... As I lay in a room in pure darkness. LMAO... Life is so unfair.
The original short story is one of the best horror stories ever written. This short film has a creepy factor of 8 out of 10. Bravo.
That was fantastic, the only thing I didn't like was I wish it was longer!! Great stuff. Thanks for that..
Salem's Lot was the first S. King book I read... 1975 maybe? I was 17, in the Navy, and that was the scariest book I ever read at the time. It started me down a lifetime of enjoying good horror and sci fi stories.
That was pretty freaking cool. This could have been the beginning of a series. Very well done.
Hello Sunshine. I would like to say that this is a wonderful adaptation of Stephen Kings short story sequel to Salem's Lot. I love the acting and the drama in this short film. It is so brilliant. Please keep this video on RUclips Sunshine. This is a real treasure and God Bless you for sharing it
Surprisingly good acting! I love Mr King. I’ve been a reader since Carrie.
BADASS KOOL!! GLAD I TOOK THE TIME 2 WATCH!! THANK U ❣️
Great film. Really captures the spirit of the source material.
Yup , I was a kid when I saw Sales Lot and I read many King Books after and ever since...
Nice work! This has always been my favorite short story by Stephen King. It's too bad you couldn't do the snowstorm, since it adds so much to the direness of the situation and makes it difficult for the characters to see what's going on. But I totally understand. That would have been impossible to shoot. But you all did fantastic! I really liked the lead. Good choice!
It would've been very eerie to see the red eyes of the vampires flitting by the windows as in the short story.
@@PungiFungi look at the woman's eyes closer. Red eyes! Just don't glow contacts.
End of the Whole Mess got to me, teared up.
Very very nice! A truly heartwarming motion picture for the whole family!
Fabulous take on King's story. GREAT video.
Outstanding!! You just got yourself another subscriber!!Please give us more King adaptations!!
WONDERFUL SALEMS LOT MOVIE IS ACTUALLY MY FAVOURITE HORROR MOVIE 💙♥️
I loved this. Thank you. Your film made me want to re read Salem’s Lot. My mom gave me this book when I was a kid. She said . Don’t tell your dad! So long story short my son is a 3rd generation Stephen King fan.
This was fun. The only thing that isn’t consistent with “Salem’s Lot” (other than the location change, which I don’t understand…) is how quickly a person becomes a vampire. SL says it takes a few days, but this has people changing almost immediately (or so it seemed to me). It’s been so long since I read “One For The Road” that I can’t remember if that is what happened in that short story.
Whatever the case, I enjoyed this. 🙂👍
very well done the lead is fantastic .this should be a full film .a perfect horror film well made acted
This is a VERY WELL-DONE adaptation of the Stephen King short story, "One For The Road." Thank you for sharing it here.
This is a great short!! Really enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing this little short..
Great job! One of my favorite short stories and you did it well!
What a well crafted and atmospheric mini movie.Stephen Kings writings always inspire the best adaptations.
My brother told me this story. Back in the late 60s, there was a bar/restaurant about a half a mile from where my mother lived, in Santa Rosa, a rural area. The bar was open at midnight and at that time, no one was in the bar but a lady bartender. A stranger walked in and sat at the bar. The bartender asked the stranger what he wanted to drink. He told her and she poured the drink, but when she looked at his eyes, he had eyes like a snake. She did not want to show she was terrified and told him she would be back after she checked the fridge in the back. She went back there and locked herself in the fridge/storage area. She finally fell asleep, still afraid to come back to the front of the bar. The next day, the owner walked in and he unlocked the storage area and found her. She had fallen asleep but told him of the weird, devil-like stranger.
Not a bad version of one of my favourite Stephen King short stories.
"Somewhere out there there's a little girl still waiting for her goodnight kiss..."
I also loved the production of this short. Acting was great! I almost wish it was an full movie
Ooooo, Mr. King. Thank you and hopefully there are more of these short story's. 💙🌎
So nice to see such a good film from Stephen about the better Portland area.
Very well done! That's a great short story!
Not bad at all. Kudos to the actors!
This is very well done!
The adaption of this story resulted in making the series 'Salem's Lot" There are many more short stories by King when he was writing as Richard Bach
Salem's Lot and They Thirst(Robert McCammon) are the best Vamp novels ever
OMG I have all of his books on my Kindle- I just finished Stinger, about aliens
@@heidis8888 The guy is awesome. Wolf's Hour and Swan Song rule
@@theblackflame4002 Swan Song would be such a great movie- let's cast it!
This was way cool. Thank you!
What a pleasant surprise. Enjoyed fully 🏆
Pet cemetery was the one that scared me...that was surely a great movie...😊
I just LOVE these kind of mystery shorts. Yesterday I started the movie Avatar part 2, but after 15 minutes it just dawned on me that 3 hours and 15 minutes was just too long. My subscription to Disney was almost over and it felt some kind of 'obligation' to watch this movie that was on my watchlist, although it's not quite my genre. I stopped watching, went to diner and afterwards watched shortfilms. Being a filmmaker myself who loves the thriller/mystery/horror genres, these kind of short films make me more happy and they are a lot more inspiring than a long movie like Avatar. I wonder if there are people here who recognise this.
Of course I do watch longer movies and in special cases series. The Haunting of Hill House is somewhere at the top of my list. I would love to see more of that kind of stuff. I also really appreciate psychological thrillers like Shutter Island. Thank you for sharing this Stephen King short.
I love the movie Salem's Lot with David Soul this is a good follow-up too bad it wasn't longer people have the tendency to believe that something is so outrageous it can't be true stranger things are unknown in this world😮
This movie scared the s..t out of me when l was younger. The demon is what got me.
Yay, native Oregonian here! My dad was from Klamath falls, I'm from Springfield/Eugene, and lived in Portland many times :)
Portland Maine. Not Oregon! I lived in Cottage Grove and moved because you people are dumb!
Absolutely loved it, great work
This is an excellent adaptation. Good job....creepy!
nice little town story. Thank you Stephen King !
This was pretty good..nothing that can keep me entertained for longer then 1 minute is pretty good in my book 😂
Never get tired of this
wow I have to say this was a great short horror film Stephan king is always the best.
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I read all of Stephen King's vampire books and they are second to none. For some reason us humans have a morbid fascination with vampires and they are a very entertaining bunch.
these colabs are fantastic
Damn good adaptation of a great underrated story. Read it around 1980 it scared me. of course i went right out and bought salems lot
Fabulous short movie!!!! Thanks for sharing, please, keep them coming!
Love this story.. great job. Thank you ❤
Wow this is great!
great short story. Never knew about this story by SK.
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This was a good short film adaption of "One for the Road", Stephen King's short horror story. I was curious, however, why the location was changed to Oregon from Maine. I mean, not that it changes the film's effectiveness or anything. It just seemed strange, in my personal opinion. Good acting and atmosphere, regardless.
I like this one. I know that I risk antagonizing fans of Salem's Lot (1979), but I think vampires are much scarier if they resemble humans and can walk among us and lure unsuspecting victims to their death I was put off by Barlow being the ONLY Nosferatu type vampire in the movie.
Yeah, Barlow should never be depicted as anything but Nosferatu - Trying to portray him as Gangrel (the only "excuse" that can be offered for that, and it's a poor one, is trying to to draw that "gotta be gory to be scary" crowd) completely destroys the underlying concept. Barlow, like Dracula, was "classy", not a slobbering, barely humanoid "monster-of-the-week".
2004 Salem's Lot has Barlow in human form. As he gets staked, he goes through very many different human forms he had occupied throughout the centuries. I find this more entertaining than Nosferatu crap.
3:39- Right there i said to myself, OH I'M DEFINITELY GOING THROUGH THE LOT!😂
Good stuff! Well done!!
Amazing. Reminds me of the Silent Hill video games.
What a GREAT adaptation!
Made my day! Excellent.
Does anyone know if the actual story Jerusalem's Lot was ever done on film? It would make a fabulous period piece
Watched alotve shorts. Ive got to say this made me forget i was watching a short! Seriously bug budget rival w limited resources an perfect red eyes.
Bloody good movie. Just wish it was longer....👍
That is the worst cutaway in film history at 6:40. It leaves you wondering what the hell?
Damn! Now that was a surprise winner! Good to go!
This was pretty good. The vampire thing is a bit played out but it held my attention.
Loved it!! Thanks!!
Excellent, as always.
I quit smoking about 5 years ago, but damn that opening scene at the bar with the guy smoking a cigarette looked so good.
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