In its most unsettling episode since “The Kill Floor,” the past (and his own bad decisions) catch up with Jake…
There are so many striking moments in “Soldier Boy” that it would be difficult to list them all. Lee’s whistle as he…
For all the talk about the past pushing back on 11.22.63 (both the book and the series), when things get really…
On three separate occasions in “The Truth,” a man determined to help stop the Kennedy assassination takes off…
In its fourth episode, 11.22.63 peers around a lot of corners, into windows, at mirrors, and through doorways, and…
After the furious, claustrophobic menace of “The Kill Floor,” 11.22.63 and Jake “Amberson” both settle in to take…
In “The Kill Floor,” the excellent second entry of 11.22.63, a lot more than the past fucks with Jake—although the…
Just like Stephen King, 11.22.63 seems to have a knack for beginnings.
Stephen King’s 2011 novel 11/22/63 is one of his very best, combining elements of historical fiction, sci-fi…