Desperation [Stephen King's]

2006 • 130 minutes

À propos de ce film

In the middle of the vast, empty Nevada desert stands the once proud mining town of Desperation -- A harmless, non-descript little community that one may briefly notice on a drive to some distant vacation destination. But something evil has taken over Desperation -- its' name is Tak -- and its mission is to eliminate anyone who gets close to stumbling upon its secret. Posing as Desperation town cop Collie Entragian (Perlman), Tak is able to catch his prey while surveying the nearly empty highway. Caught in his deceptive web are famous Author Johnny Marinville (Skerritt), whose misdeeds from the past may come back to haunt him; Ralph (Frewer) & Ellie Carver (Sylva Kelegian) and their son, David (Shane Haboucha) -- whose faith may hold the key to bringing down Tak; and Mary Jackson (Gish) who, with her husband, Peter (Thomas), will discover a courage they never knew they had while battling the beast. Meanwhile, Johnny's aide, Steve Ames (Weber), and his traveling companion, Cynthia (Kelly Overton), find out for themselves the horror that has taken place in Desperation when they go in search of the famous author; and the town's veterinarian, Tom Billingsley, knows first-hand the secret of the town.

Notes et avis

I think it's touching, the young man believed in God promise even though he was behind bars, the adults had too much they was holding inside of them from long ago to believe GOD he does work through people. Your purity before him opens you up to here when he speaks.

IT & Desperation, PTSY 1,PSTY 2 and all other ones that he did! I love it

Wasn't bad but it wasn't great. As usual the book was much better. The whole religious references were getting a little tiring.