Rest Stop. (2019, short film, Based on a short story by Stephen King)

Wow. Just stopped on this and looking forward to something but a little disappointed. However, I applaud the channel for trying.

Walter Mitty meets Falling Down ...it was bound to happen.

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A quarter of the way through this i realized there are at least two Steve King short stories that take place at a rest stop lol.

Okay, second one. Confess I didn't know these existed.
Thank you Stephen for the experience sir.
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Excellent job, thanks!

By coincidence, I had reread this story a few weeks ago. It would seem that Steven King is quite generous about letting others use his stories as a base to create their own work, so it is always interesting to see other people's take on King's stories. I enjoyed watching Cameron Schwartz's interpretation of "Rest Stop."

That was great!!! Thank you Soooo... 😊😊😊

It's so difficult to maintain HORROR over the course of a novel. Pet sematary and the shining achieve it best. But short stories....for me "N" is his absolute scariest

Don't you just hate them office wankers😠

Don't you just hate them office wankers😠

Hi Cameron,I love Stephen King since decades,so I subscribed to your channel!😅

Very reminiscent of Hitchcock with film noir elements. Music keeps the tension tight,and the tonal montage is spot on -a little a+b=c Potemkin style.

The book of short stories was great! I just finished it. I love how the town is named Derry in this film

The guy looks like Trigger from only fools and horses

Stephen King is the all time greatest author. I have collected all of his books, hard cover for many years. I love watching these short stories.

Never underestimate a "nerd."

Ending sucked.

Hated

What the hell is this? So bad, makes no sense

This was very well made, enjoyed it a lot. :)

I don't like this story

yawn

Music is too loud. Poor sound editing. The actor playing the dean was overacting. The story isn't interesting.

He's lost his mind in the last few years and I will never support anything new he writes.

Horrible!

NO GOOD NONE OF THEM😢

This is a damn good movie theyve got a couple of them if this is the one im thinking about

Nope its not

Wow this was great work. Thank you to everyone who was a part of it.

Really enjoyed this great acting they were tools especially the fella mocking jeering but dont get the end was he meeting him to kill him what was in the drawers who the man in the bathroom he killed did he know him very well though out and loved the plot music made it creepy

The dean reminds me of Lumbergh from Office Space 😂

What??? What happened???

First 15 min makes no sense. NO let me rephrase that., The whole show don't make sense

Maybe I'm just getting 0ld (80) and I have seen or read all the so called Horror Stuff out there but taking this into consideration I thought this One Sucked! No offense and Just my opinion based on so many years of Horror & Science Fiction! What Me Worry!

Loved this little sinster Stephen King creation❤

I dont remember this short story in Skeleton Crew, but I haven't read it in years.

Indie. Way way too indie, even for me.

Excellent!

Boring.

Excellent.

The musical accompaniment does not enhance the acting nor does it set the mood. It's overwrought, distracting and unnecessary.

I have no idea why I watch Stephen King stories because they are all so incredibly boring. The only one of his books I actually enjoyed was "Misery" -- I think he's vastly over-rated.

Pretty predictable.

The full length movie that has nothing to do with the short story, rest stop, is really good and worth watching.

Damn good work!

I want a full movie of this! It was too short.

You have my sub and bell ring. I've been a Stephen King fan since Carrie. I'm also 71 so I've seen all his movies, read his books and short stories. You captured his vibe to a T in this production. This reminds me of how Stephen said he was treated by his publisher's when he started out. Little did they know he'd become one of the most famous authors on the planet.

Even the short films are too bad and boring for words. Now I understand why King's longer films are always weak B-movies