TheBoogeyman trailer promises plenty of Stephen King bumps in the night. StephenKing horrormovies
For genre geeks, there’s nothing quite like a high-profile, relatively big budget Stephen King horror adaptation barreling its way into theaters. So it is with the upcoming, a film from director Rob Savage that is based on one of King’s most widely beloved short stories. It’s actually one of the horror legend’s earliest tales, first published in 1973 and then collected in King’s first short story compendium, 1978’s classic.
High school student Sadie Harper and her little sister Sawyer are still reeling from the recent death of their mother. Devastated by his own pain, their father Will, a therapist by profession, gives them neither the support nor the affection that they try to claim from him. When a desperate patient shows up unexpectedly at their house asking for help, they bring in a terrifying entity that preys on the families and feeds on their greatest suffering., which might well be a divisive feature.
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