Stephen King’s name usually sends people straight to haunted hotels, cursed towns, killer clowns, and supernatural punishment, but one of his most disturbing lanes has always been the stories where the monster is completely human. That is why his Different Seasons collection is such a strange landmark in his catalog. It gave Hollywood The Shawshank Redemption and Stand by Me, two of the most respected King adaptations ever made, but it also contained a much colder novella about obsession, moral rot, and a teenage boy who discovers evil next door and chooses to study it instead of running from it. Now it’s all set to become free to stream.
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