Just a heads up if you didn't read the description, *This is a re-upload again due to a copyright claim*. If you haven't seen this video yet please give it a watch. If you have seen this video please feel free to give it a watch again. Thanks for watching and all of your support!

Anyone else love how offended NC got over seeing the husband discard the sandwiches his wife made for him? 😂

“It seems normal people are just people you don’t know very well.” That is a great life lesson. Maybe Stephen king is smarter than we thought

I love how the owner of the highly venomous cobra, just allows the snake to freely roam around the vets waiting room

NC: "You're not gonna find the kid in her vagina" Me: Oh he will... about nine months later.

I swear, “tommyknockers” just sounds like a euphemism for boobs

I wish Tim Curry's Pennywise had made a cameo in this movie like he did in the book

Fun Fact: You can still call 911 even if you don't have a phone service.

the coke machine thing reminds of when Homer Simpson calls Marge tell her he can't take her to the ballet because he's stuck in two vending machines and rescuers have to saw his arms off. He asks: "They'll grow back, right?" lol

Loved the added slapping sound when Hilly's parents are putting him in the car. Didn't even notice the dad accidently hits the mom when he's shutting the door. 😂 I howled.

Those rumors you talked about are absolutely correct Doug. Stephen King was so trashed on cocaine when he was writing this that he had to use toilet paper to stop his nosebleeds. He has admitted this himself. He has also admitted that he feels that this is the worst book he has ever written. To paraphrase him, " There's a brilliant 400 page novel hidden somewhere in these 700 pages of crap."

Dear internet, Leave the critic alone please. Thanks.

That Gilligan’s Island joke got me!😂😂😂

The real thing I'm wondering about is why the hot blond mail-lady has an affair with the pudgy mail-guy. Why isn't she off trying to become a playmate or hook up with a rich guy? "It was explained in the book." I'll just keep sitting down.

A re-upload of a re-upload? Are we entering 'Inception' domain now or what? *[This comment has been copyrighted by Christopher Nolan]* Oh, c'mon!

lol a postal worker that works late? Red flag right there.

It's actually a step into King's life imo. He seems to take inspiration from his life, so the dramatic stuff might be written from real experiences. Kind of like his "therapy."

"So, the whole entire town shows up...all 12 of them." 😂😂 honestly that was the case with the town I grew up in!

BTW: Just watched Doctor Sleep. It's possibly the best adaptation I've ever seen. I've read over 50 of Stephen King's novels; and I've never seen a movie that surpassed the clarity and detail of my imagination before Mike Flanagan threw his hat in the ring. I hope he does "Insomnia" next.

Aww, that means no X-Files theme

The Roger Rabbit scene still makes me laugh so hard to this day lmaooo “GOOOOO” “Okay! Okay! 😳”

I know it's a throwaway joke, but: I WANT THAT DRINKING GAME!

20:19 actually tommyknockers are a “”real”” thing also called the knocker, knacker, Bwca (its Welsh), Bucca and also Tommyknockers their kind of like a Irish leprechaun or English/Scottish Brownies, long story short they are spirit/creatures that live deep under ground and are normally connected to mining communities where they can be mischievous or helpful depending on how the miners treat them and how respectful they are to the spirits.

They need to cut the crap on these copyright claims.

Top 10 people Eminem was afraid to diss. 18:43

People see it as a reupload. I see it as another chance to see this video again for the 600th time 😁

I collected porcelain dolls from different vacation spots as well. Kinda shocked to be met with THAT nostalgia here in not just a movie, but a Stephen King one 😂

I'm not going to lie, that short Roger Rabbit "skit" actually freaked me out lol.

My Stephen King joke for 15:52 was “oh,so it’s based on a true story?” ...this is the one movie where the jokes are literally written by the audience...

Late last week and the year before, copyrighters, copyrighters knocking at my... Wait... Deja vu...

The TV telling her to kill reminded me of IT

The exchange at the police station was the funniest one, in my opinion. Kid in large group: I'm scared of the creepy dolls. Policewoman: It's okay. Let's see them again when it's only the two of us. Wat?

6:19 I’ve got my own gilligans island parody song here for the god awful remake of the haunting. They stayed in a haunted house of course for a fear experiment, with insomniac, the doctor too, the door keeper and his wife, the hot bi one, the slacker and two assistants, here on hill house!

Why does Coke always like to be know with explosions? Is their point so that every time you see a Coke machine in a movie you would want a explosion or is it the other way around ?

*Nostalgia Critic had hair?!*

The Penguin: Give that bastard hell with the umbrella! Show em what for!

“Dude, you’re not going to find the kid in her vagina!” Classic

A lot of Stephen king stories take place in Maine. A lot of John Hughes stories take place in Chicago

Ugh. Fine. Everyone, just imagine the X-Files theme during the intro.

"The Stephen King Drinking Game kit" Lol. That's kinda a cool idea.

I've seen this miniseries and here's one of my many questions: how the hell is Olive Oyl a cop? She's dimwitted, passive, childlike, clueless about her husband's affair, and can't tell when she's being lied to. Those are not the qualities of a halfway decent police officer! Can you imagine her trying to arrest someone?

Where I work, it's not only acceptable to be a bit festive with our outfits, but my boss actually encourages it. She says the food may be what brings in new customers, but its the smiles we all share with them that keeps them coming back time and time again. But I will agree that the dolls do seem a bit out of place. Not entirely creepy. My high school teachers (and I mean nearly EVERY high school teacher) used to collect rubber ducks. I never understood why, but I just went with it. It didn't distract me at all.

In the Stephen King universe, so much takes place in Maine due to Pennywise's presence there (his books share a universe).

Wait...did you NOT make up the part where they say “We’re taking him to the hospital in Derry,” and the ONLY SEEMINGLY SANE ADULT IN TOWN frantically replies, “No no no NO NO!!” That wasn’t an overdub!? There’s actually THAT high a level of self-referential meta-knowledge in Stephen King’s Maineiverse...and yet we’re expected to believe that ANYONE still voluntarily lives there!?! Who TF lives in a place where the nearest hospital pediatric ward is in the town YOU KNOW IS INHABITED BY AN ELEMENTAL THAT FEEDS ON THE FLESH OF TERRIFIED CHILDREN...and you just, I don’t even know!? Cross your fingers and hope your kids don’t ever break an arm or get croup or whatever!?

Is it bad that I'd definitely buy that Mr Tumee doll?

7:09 That's actually a Savannah Monitor and completely legal to own in most states. Ironically, Maine isn't one of them. For those curious, yes, you can put the larger types of monitors on leashes and walk them. Some crocadillians and tegus too. 7:07 That's a Monocled Cobra, a juvenile i think, based on the size. They're common in venomous reptile collections, since they're not as deadly as other types of Cobra and don't get as big. The REALLY stupid part is that you can see the tank it was in at 6:56. THAT IS NOT AT ALL EVEN REMOTELY CLOSE TO AN ACCEPTABLE CONTAINER FOR CARRYING A VENOMOUS REPTILE!! To transport dangerous reptiles, they need to either be in a tied snake bag within another sturdy-walled container, or be in a container within a larger container with secure lids. Either locked or taped shut. This is to minimize potential accidents, because all it takes is for the tip of a fang to get through an air hole where your finger's at. But no, that lady has a 10 gal glass terrarium that doesn't even look like it has a lid. That's not how you should transport ANY snake, venomous or no. Grab a heat pack, grab a pillowcase, put snake in pillowcase, put snake and heat pack in plastic box with a lid, poke holes in side of said box, and wrap masking tape around the middle if your especially paranoid or the snake's worth over $1000. Boom, done. Unless it's venomous, then put the snake back in it's regular enclosure and go call the exotic reptile vet you should already have in your contacts and scheduled a time for THEM to come to YOU like most smart danger noodle keepers do. Normal vets don't even treat reptiles, they require a specialist. And even then, most experienced keeps, aka the kind who would be keeping a cobra, tend to take care of their reptiles themselves unless it's an emergency. And that snake looks fine, it's not injured or sick or dying. I hate this scene so much for such stupid reasons.

There's a reason thay so many of King's characters are authors and alcoholics. He was once an alcoholic himself, so his real life inspired his novels.

Sad that you had to remove the X-Files theme...oh well I'm glad 2011's Nostalgiaween is back because it's one of my favorites!!!

That thumbail brings me nostalgia

Geez this series is getting more reboots then Yu-Gi-Oh

Holy shit the "Adulterer" is literally the car salesman from The Skateboard Kid

9:40 "women's voice women's voice" xD but seriously, though, what's up with her voice in that scene? Lol, she sounds like Nostalgia Critic at 9:59

I really wish frying the coke caught on. it sounds like a great meme

It was Teddy Ruxben making those claim.

Hey,It’s Lizzie McGuire’s Dad,Awesome

7:09 That just a monitor lizard! Lots of people have them!

That Randy Newman song is one of the funniest things NC has ever done

I'm from Maine & i can confirm, we are very sick

Just have to say that Mr. Boogedy was one of my favorite movies as a child and still is today.

Just a point of note; The "Mini series" of Tommy Knockers was only about 50% accurate. A huge chunk of it had applied "artistic interpretation" to the way the book was written and really is a far cry from the actual book. Director John Power, and Writer Lawrence D. Cohen, took what is in many ways one of Stephen kings more compelling novels, and turn it into an Abortion of silly mutation that really is an insult to the original novel which was so much better. At the end of the book, 75% of the town people died after the UFO left, and the antagonist "Roberta Anderson", gets murdered by the protagonist Jim Gardner, as they fight with one another over the ship, which he then takes control of, and in his last dying thoughts, he launches the ship (Which was more Saucer shaped in the book) into space, heading to "Altair 4", the planet where little David got teleported to. The Coke machines, in the book, only explode when someone does enough damage to them, to cause them to no longer function. In the book, all the coke machines are converted into a sort of flying sentry bot that patrols the town, crashing its massive size into any person they think are a threat to the towns people. While Smoke detectors are converted into scouting drones that fly through the air like mini flying saucers, and operate as a scouting system. When they detect an intruder, the go off with their high pitched screech, which alerts the Coke machines to the location of a threat. Deputy Becka Paulson, was having conversations with a picture of Jesus on her wall, that she would pray to every night; not the TV. Bobbi's dog was a 25lb Scottish Terrier, not a huge 300lb mutt. In the book a couple of the kids get sent to Derry on a battery run, and run into Penny wise, who winks at them and waves, and you find out in the book, that the Alien creature from the book "IT", was actually one of the survivors of the spaceship crash, who managed to launch itself at the last minute in an escape pod, which landed nearby in the town of Derry. Plus there are dozens more events, scenes and setting that happen in the book, that the movie completely overlooked, and all in all the movie is a joke, compared to the book which was far far far better. I would suggest, that you read the book and do a critique on that, and compare it against the shitty movie. Which sadly is the reality of Stephen Kings literal content, and how badly each story gets screwed up by "Artistic interpretation".

21:43 Hey that's from "Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus"!That was a good movie.

You just reminded me that I had a Roger Rabbit doll (one of the larger ones in that pile you showed) when I was a kid. Wonder what ever happened to that...

The Critics reaction @ 11:39 is HILARIOUS . " MY GOD what is this guy ??! " . Its just awesome ........

Get a look at those tommy knockers

Seriously, KZfaq stop it.

If (maybe) it had been an R-rated two-part film (ala "It"), with a respectable budget, they might have pulled it off.

When I heard the X-files theme at the end of the video I already knew it was gonna need a reupload

I'm watching this again after I just read this interview where Stephen King said he feels this is the worst thing he's ever written.

Reading the book now! The mail lady is never described as being so hot. Given her previous career as an adult actress I get the impression that the people involved in the production expanded her part to give her as much to do as possible. The child search comes after the husband is killed (and the way the kid vanishes is actually pretty spooky stuff), and it's not the TV that speaks to his wife, but a painting of Jesus that speaks to her in her father's voice. It's widely considered to be one of Kings worst books (even by King, he claims he regrets writing it, in fact), but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't enjoying it. The addiction angle really comes across, you can feel the pain of it as well. Genuinely trippy, often sad and surprisingly unsettling. Absolutely wild stuff, and given the state King was in when he wrote it, it all adds up pretty well.

Again? Wasn’t this already reuploaded LAST week? It’s probably gonna become a meme to reupload this video the next time it gets copyright claimed.

"He took cook book! He took cook book!" Cracks me up every time🤣

I read the book and watched the mini series. Here's a fun fact from the book...the character, Bobby, begins having her period after she begins digging up the spaceship, and she doesn't stop having her period. Also the air in this Maine town begins to change, so that if you were coming in from the outside it would kill you, but if you lived in the town you would adapt.

Nostalgia critic uploads a video. KZfaq: ZUUUUUUUUUUL!!!

You know what? I’m just going to put this out there for the critic to see. There are some rumored Stephen King stories that did make it as TV show episodes that are really REALLY scary. I’m not talking about a new mini-series. No. I’m talking about a Spanish TV show that used stories King himself sent in. It’s called Mujer: Casos De La Vida Real, and some of, if not most of them, are actually scary as well as real. Good luck sitting through the Eyeless Boy episode, or the Baby Sacrifice Episode.

11:10 "Why are you so mean to me?!" "Why is it(IT) so mean?" Amazing

You could cover one of the rare good King miniseries like "Storm of the Century".

15:39 “Oh no. I’ve been Listerined!. Make sure my coffin is minty fresh.” XD

Just watched Salem's Lot for the first time, kept singing the Steven King's Maine song throughout

Shame such a good review keeps getting taken down. You think king would start going easier on you after the video of you praising his work

I legit remember the scene of the women's teeth falling out and remember crying to my mother asking her if that will happen to her XD

Do the drinking game with water. You'll get hydrated really fast!

11:46 Well yeah I mean, Vader loved his wife. Granted he killed her, but still.

I will forever love that Gilligan's island song parody

8:14 he suddenly remembered his Charlemagne

Love these videos good job

3:39 man, I don’t know why jokes like these arnt in the newer nostalgia critics, those are the fucking best

That Zuul-in-the-closet joke was hilarious!

That guy has a look on his face that says "Lady why are you bringing kid's into a prison cell?" 2:51

12:07 - Hey, isn't that the guy from Total Recall who let the steel suitcase to Arnold close to the public phone?

3:32 "JoJo's never been broken" ...Well, I'm pretty sure DIO and Pucci have a thing or two to say about that

13:17 Hey, it's the origin story of Harrison from Camp Camp

I wish I had this man’s vocal range!

Reality Subtext: King's cocaine addiction was at its worst when he was writing this. In On Writing he said he would be up late at night writing it with his pulse going a hundred beats a minute and cotton balls and Q-Tips stuffed in his nose to staunch the blood. The idea of Bobbi finding an alien technology which makes her writing become almost automatic while slowly trashing her body was, he realized later, as much a metaphor for the addiction as Annie Wilkes was in Misery (also written during that period).

"The lost city of Tetris" lmao

The Becka Paulson subplot was a short story of King's and was later used as an episode of the Outer Limits called, "The Revelations of Becka Paulson." It starred Catherine O'Hara as Becka and Steven Weber as the man on the TV who encourages her to kill her husband.

18:41 LOL I will never get enough that Randy Newman joke

Review the stephen king movie adaptation Cell starring John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson

7:07 there are no parakeets or Komodo dragons in this scene. At all.

17:54 I thought that was part of the movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

5:05,Wait a minute!! That's Miss Depesto from Moonlighting!!! 0.0