Misery: Review By OhTheFilmNerd

Novelist Paul Sheldon creation Misery is one of the bets selling books in history, and after a drive through the snow he savagely crashed into, or is he, and a mysterious and quite sweet lady pulls him out and saves him and natures him and nurses him back to health.

Out of the goodness of her heart, no.

She is obsessed with his book series and soon once she buys the book, the ending is not to her expectations, and orders and tortures poor Paul, who just wants to go on in life with a new series, not to stay in the same genre and book series for the rest of his life.

So how will Paul survive, will he get out, will the new version of Misery be up to expectations.

Stephen Kings best since The Shining, and Rob Reiner has got a great relationship with horror, tension, and action.

This film is taunt, and every single second you grit your teeth together, and grind them till they are dust.

But I thought the violence and gory ending is totally shocking, and truly is originally used its not used out of pure spite that the audience likes gore, but detail.

The camera techniques and look and style of this film is truly fun, scary and horrifying, Kathy Bates is truly creepy, yet sweet and fragile but has a deadly intent on killing him.

James Caan is on top form, and brings a realism to this mad situation.

A FILM NERDS DELIGHT