Storm of the Century

This was his first film, followed by the 1988 haunted anatomy doll movie Pin, which I haven't seen.

And then he, uh, appeared in a 1992 episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and then was later in 1999's Storm of the Century, uh, an adaptation of a Stephen King work, or at least a Stephen King, uh, screenplay.

I can't remember the origin story on that one.

I think it was originally written for TV by Stephen King.

So if that's your only fun stuff, I'll just go through the rest of mine.

There's a reference to Storm of the Century when the fisherman makes the 911 call.

He says, among other things, "My name is Legion," and that connects this to Storm of the Century.

The character of André Linoge is the main villain who seems to be a supernatural creature, a sort of vampire eternal, and Linoge is an anagram for Legion, and it's something that Linoge says multiple times-

Mm-hmm

... is that, "I am Legion." I loved Storm of the Century.

It was a cool experiment by King to release a book that was in the form of a screenplay that was actually made into a TV series.

It was fun, and, uh, I think it was a good story.

It is definitely brutal as hell.

Storm of the Century, Into the Darkness, Through the Darkness, In Search of Darkness, Storm of the

Century, and The Mummy.

It's worth the two hour and 20 minute run.

He did do a few Stephen King miniseries.

He did Storm of the Century, Rose Red, Kingdom Hospital.

Um, he did Sniper 2.

Uh, there are, like, 8,000 Sniper films.

But tons of great credits.

It was also in Stephen King's miniseries, Storm of the Century, which was pretty cool.

I

love Storm of the Century.

Yeah,

it went on forever, but I liked it.