Under the best of circumstances, novelizations of films add a bit of depth to a screenplay, but anyone who's seen the film Jaws: The Revenge knows these are not the best of circumstances. As a companion to Now Playing's Jaws Movie Review podcast series, Stuart in L.A. is here to review the novelization of this much-maligned film. While author Hank Searls certainly had an unenviable task turning this screenplay about a shark seeing revenge against the Brody family, was his conversion from script to prose a positive one, or did it go belly up? Join Stuart as he details this novel's differences from the film, and describes if it's better or worse!
The Mangler (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
Graveyard Shift (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
Quitters Inc. (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
The Ledge (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
The Boogeyman (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
The Woman in the Room (from the Night Shift collection) by Stephen King
Rage by Stephen King (as Richard Bachman)
The Wolf of Wall Street and Catching the Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort
Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
The Shining by Stephen King
Jersulam's Lot (from the Night Shift Collection) by Stephen King
One For the Road (from the Night Shift Collection) by Stephen King
'Salem's Lot by Stephen King
Murder and Other Distractions by Michael Estrin
Dracula by Bram Stoker
Psycho House by Robert Bloch
Carrie by Stephen King
Psycho II by Robert Bloch
Psycho by Robert Bloch
World War Z by Max Brooks
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