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#8: In the Mouth of Madness (1995)

This movie is sure to drive you crazy! An insurance investigator is sent to the small town of Hobb’s End to investigate the recent disappearance of an uber-successful horror author. The investigator arrives, believing that the mystery is simply a publicity stunt, but once he’s spent a little time in the east-coast town, he starts to see that things are actually much more perilous than that. It seems like life is beginning to imitate art…

Fun & Freaky Facts:

• The character of the horror author who’s gone missing is said to be based on Stephen King, a friend of director John Carpenter’s. Ironically, in the movie there’s a line that describes the author as being “more popular than Stephen King.”

• The car keys that Julie Carmen swallows when Sam Neill’s character is trying to escape town, were made out of pasta.

• Hobb is an old word, which was once used to refer to the Devil.

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