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Rest Stop. (2019, short film, Based on a short story by Stephen King) 

Cameron Schwartz
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Based on a short story by Stephen King, "Rest Stop." follows a sheepish college professor and novelist, John Dykstra ("Stranger Things" Randy Havens), in the year 1975, who on his way back from one of his monthly author meetup groups, pulls over to a rest area. What would be a routine pit stop, spirals into something much more sinister as John overhears a domestic assault emanating from the women’s bathroom.
John must make a decision about whether to let his cowardice relieve him of any responsibility, or embrace his alter ego and attack the situation head on. The decision he ultimately makes will forever change the man he is. Be it good character or bad, John Dykstra’s simple life will now be anything but.
Also starring "The Conjuring's" and "House of Cards" Steve Coulter and "Rectify's" Jayson Warner Smith.
Film Review: terror.ca/movie/tt10263936

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@oldeskoolnana7543
@oldeskoolnana7543 Год назад
I love King's short stories. They are sometimes scarier than his novels, if you can believe that. Skeleton Crew is a great anthology. Long live the King. 🤴😱
@louisbrugnoni7639
@louisbrugnoni7639 Год назад
So true! Plus I have a short attention span so I prefer short stories. 😊
@julietfischer5056
@julietfischer5056 Год назад
A short story goes right for the gut. Our imagination fills in the gaps. Longer works build to the climax. Done well, we're invested in the characters and situation--even if we want them to be eaten by shoggoths at the end.
@fuffoon
@fuffoon Год назад
I'm with you on that. I read King and other horror authors when I was young enough to be terrified.
@mindsigh4
@mindsigh4 Год назад
i like how Kings characters speak, i think u gotta be raised american to appreciate/pick up on some of it, tho i could be rong
@oldones59
@oldones59 Год назад
@@julietfischer5056 Don't say "we." Use "I."
@marcd1981
@marcd1981 7 месяцев назад
It seems my algorithm is set on Stephen King short stories, as this is the third one recommended since yesterday. Not complaining at all, King was a huge part of my reading development as Horror was my second genre I dove into for a few years.
@jeusgarcia8597
@jeusgarcia8597 Год назад
*"PUSH A PERSON TOO FAR AND YOU'LL FIND THE ANIMAL."* -NONNA BIANCARDI
@raymondlucero4999
@raymondlucero4999 Год назад
This is why it's a love hate thing with me when it comes to shorts. I did not want this one to end. Definitely one of the better, best ones. Stephen King's writing is all that he ever set out for it to be. The greatest writer that was, is, will ever touch their fingertips to the letter keys.
@BrandyWine658
@BrandyWine658 Год назад
Dean Koontz is right there with him. They are both outstanding.
@slipknot6789
@slipknot6789 Год назад
Thanks to all that coke!
@mentalhealthpoet
@mentalhealthpoet Год назад
​@@BrandyWine658 I love Dean Koontz books
@mentalhealthpoet
@mentalhealthpoet Год назад
​@@BrandyWine658 I love Dean Koontz books
@jackiemarini3203
@jackiemarini3203 Год назад
​@@BrandyWine658Agree 💯
@spencerb8635
@spencerb8635 5 дней назад
Wow this was great work. Thank you to everyone who was a part of it.
@user-qw5fy8zx9g
@user-qw5fy8zx9g Год назад
Never saw a bad thing with Mr.King's name envolved... The man exales talent. Gratitude! Great piece!!
@davidrayward7533
@davidrayward7533 Месяц назад
‘In’ and ‘exh’
@johnrawten197
@johnrawten197 16 дней назад
Read his tweets
@Missglam67
@Missglam67 Год назад
I loved the short story. It sort of reminds me of an off ramp that is hardly used anymore near me. The stores and restaurants have all been closed for almost 10 years. You get off there and it’s eerily quiet. It’s a few exits past Six Flags Magic Mountain which is a busy and bustling area but this place is creepy. Must like the rest stop on this story.
@manuelluisnavarro7701
@manuelluisnavarro7701 Год назад
Excellent acting! Wish John Dysktra had other adventures. A sort of toned down intellectual Michael Myers.
@adamani08
@adamani08 Год назад
This film cut out the climax? The most important part of the story was the confrontation of the abusive husband by John Dykstra. The conversation between Dykstra and the husband and the wife was the best part. How could they cut that out.
@pommydiva1
@pommydiva1 8 месяцев назад
fantastic story. loved the acting and the outcome.. great work
@TapYouKillYou
@TapYouKillYou Год назад
I've been involved in many levels of video production in many positions. Owned a production company too. This is A-list right here. Tremendously done. I'll have to research this film, this director, this director of photography. Surely this isn't a first effort; this is much too polished. This short hits on all cylinders: the cinematogtaphy, the soundtrack, the editing, the casting... This is BETTER THAN the quality I wished my material could have been.
@oldones59
@oldones59 Год назад
All of your production expertise aside, did you enjoy the film?
@TapYouKillYou
@TapYouKillYou Год назад
@@oldones59 oh yes, greatly.
@theoseans
@theoseans Год назад
OMG I heard it won 20 pulitzer prizes in 2019 lawd SMFD!!!!!
@zxyatiywariii8
@zxyatiywariii8 Год назад
It's fascinating how much this expertise is "invisible" to many audiences; but the quality is irresistible. People may not be able to describe why a film works, but they know when it does. And there's a ton of work and skill which makes that possible.
@barryallenflash1
@barryallenflash1 Год назад
Hey! If you need any actors-background, cameos, hit me up. Thanks!
@kylieh123
@kylieh123 Год назад
The direction of this film was incredible and the actors were fantastic. What a great short!
@user-qw5fy8zx9g
@user-qw5fy8zx9g Год назад
True!
@BrandyWine658
@BrandyWine658 Год назад
Wow! I just found this little gem and I sure didn't want it to end. I've got to see what else you have.
@stardust949
@stardust949 8 месяцев назад
Kudos to the film maker! Not much other than some bare bones on this story---but I was highly entertained by the casting and all the details that screamed 1975 ~ Well Done!
@barbaracicerchi4633
@barbaracicerchi4633 Год назад
Loved the music!!!
@krishaskin8809
@krishaskin8809 8 месяцев назад
This feels like an episode of Tales From The Crypt. Bravo!!!
@MrJaycrow30
@MrJaycrow30 Год назад
John must be a version of Stephen King himself as a prof and budding writer back in his days. The alter ego theme is also touched on in The Dark Half, an awesome book and ok movie! cheers
@mztweety1374
@mztweety1374 Год назад
I loved the dark half. I knew the first time I read it, it had to become a movie 😂
@nelliesilvers1210
@nelliesilvers1210 Год назад
It was cool seeing Michael Rooker as Alan Pangborn who's a recurring character in a few of his books. I can never unseen him as Merle Dixon from The Walking Dead though😆
@nelliesilvers1210
@nelliesilvers1210 Год назад
Never unsee, I mean. Stupid predictatext😒
@MrJaycrow30
@MrJaycrow30 Год назад
@@mztweety1374 Same here, I really wanted to see the road of sparrow scene. One day they'll remake this, it's been like 30 years old now lol! cheers
@MrJaycrow30
@MrJaycrow30 Год назад
@@nelliesilvers1210 Michael Rooker also co-starred in "Bastard Out of Carolina" with a very young Jena Malone. He has a scene that i feel everyone would cheer for; when he goes full "Merle" on a predator!
@cherylbulleid7091
@cherylbulleid7091 Год назад
Great as actor choice , super good short,brilliant layout, as usual King. Nice job.
@rubenzambrano2307
@rubenzambrano2307 Год назад
John Dykstra, un profesor de inglés de buenos modales, se esfuerza por conciliar su tranquila vida académica con su alter ego de seudónimo secreto, Rick Hardin, que escribe novelas policiacas superventas protagonizadas por su creación más importante, un justiciero llamado "El Perro". " En el camino a casa después de un evento de escritores, Dykstra se detiene en una parada de descanso de la carretera en medio de la nada. Se sorprende al escuchar voces provenientes del baño, así como los sonidos claros del abuso doméstico. ¿Dykstra tiene lo necesario para intervenir? Y si no... tal vez Rick Hardin sí. Basado en el cuento "Rest Stop" de Stephen King. Gracias por compartir.
@itscalledlogic7
@itscalledlogic7 8 месяцев назад
I'm three minutes in and really impressed. Well done.
@jessiew7824
@jessiew7824 2 месяца назад
The book of short stories was great! I just finished it. I love how the town is named Derry in this film
@amandajanemclaughlin4133
@amandajanemclaughlin4133 Год назад
I'd like to watch anything to do with Stephen King he's one of the horror writers
@leannaerickson9745
@leannaerickson9745 5 месяцев назад
By coincidence, I had reread this story a few weeks ago. It would seem that Steven King is quite generous about letting others use his stories as a base to create their own work, so it is always interesting to see other people's take on King's stories. I enjoyed watching Cameron Schwartz's interpretation of "Rest Stop."
@csj9619
@csj9619 Год назад
King's short stories are fantastic.
@gilwood7530
@gilwood7530 8 месяцев назад
I loved the 70s vibe to this . The music was even perfect ! have to subscribe to see your other stuff
@samtaybi6029
@samtaybi6029 8 месяцев назад
Hey man, nice job. you got the genre down. great beats, production design, cinematography (lighting/Grip dolly, etc), score, and edit was well pace and reminiscent of 80's/early 90's cinema. kudos bro. Keep at it!
@louisbrugnoni7639
@louisbrugnoni7639 Год назад
Loved the way this was directed. Especially the opening scene in the office. Right from the secretary on. The acting, considering they are a bunch of no names, is spot on.
@norman7527
@norman7527 Год назад
I much prefer the 'no names' rather than the contemporary primadonna's
@missesmew
@missesmew Год назад
@@norman7527 lol, yes talent is usually pretty good in these short films. This is where people are practicing and love their craft. Definitely refreshing
@oldones59
@oldones59 Год назад
Just because someone isn't widely-known, you don't have to label them no names.
@johnbgood52
@johnbgood52 Год назад
Who would you rather watch? A good but relatively unknown actor or Brad Pitt? How can you suspend your disbelief and get into the story when a face you know as well as you know your own is staring back at you from the screen?
@lastsaint7778
@lastsaint7778 9 месяцев назад
@@johnbgood52 Millions of people every day are able to suspend their disbeliefs by getting into a story with an actor they've seen in other films...what a weird question. It's called imagination. And do you know Brad Pitt's face as well as your own? I do enjoy talented actors/actresses I've never seen before, and I wish more of them were given a chance, but it's not like if a celebrity is in a movie it makes it harder to immerse oneself in it.
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 7 месяцев назад
Love the humour in this.
@tamsmith6751
@tamsmith6751 Год назад
Very well done, Great actor, Nice Camera work, Overall A Great Watch
@tjmmcd1
@tjmmcd1 8 месяцев назад
This gets the, 'Short Film Oscar' for best sound/music editing.
@vickiwaatti1076
@vickiwaatti1076 Год назад
Great adaptation of one of the greats. The only problem I saw was, when having CC on, sometimes the music is overwhelming the text. Meaning instead of showing the talking, all it would show was "Music" A little frustrating for those of us that need the CC.
@rhetteverette2406
@rhetteverette2406 2 года назад
I still liked it but having read the short story I was a little bit bummed by the changes made. Imo the best part in the story was the dialogue between the two men at the rest stop. Still a fun short film though
@julietfischer5056
@julietfischer5056 Год назад
The conversation may not have worked on camera.
@gregkral4467
@gregkral4467 8 месяцев назад
hehehe, like the dark half. Machine is gonna take over. Man what a bunch of turds he works with. Fun vid, thank you. Just listened to The jaunt, that was quite terrifying and thought provoking too.
@roxanne1092
@roxanne1092 9 месяцев назад
Derry public library…NICE😊
@trishazechel8402
@trishazechel8402 Год назад
I guess John really needed that rest stop.
@robbieallan6522
@robbieallan6522 Год назад
Very very well made short stories, you really feel for him cuz of people undervaluing him and mocking him it was tense and interesting 10 out or 10, I wish I could write like that, I've started dozens of stories but I get stuck a couple chapters in I can't grasp that arc.
@xorderofchaosx
@xorderofchaosx 10 месяцев назад
WOW. great acting, great production value, great story from a great source...its got everything! its criminal that this guy only has 700 subs like wtf is going on over here
@sierrachasauce8655
@sierrachasauce8655 Год назад
This was great! The acting was amazing! Those two guys were so good at being unlikeable, really made me hate them! Especially the guy at the writers meeting, he was the worst! So great job lol and great production quality as well, I really was thinking this must have been a famous short film or something but then I saw it only had like 900 likes and 85 comments! Definitely deserves more attention
@d.grouard6737
@d.grouard6737 Год назад
I thoroughly enjoyed this film…….I didn’t want it to end. Plus the overall production,including the acting, was top notch. Well done!!
@davestaircrazedlocalactor7949
@davestaircrazedlocalactor7949 9 месяцев назад
Splendid. Acting, Soundtrack.... everything. Rather a departure from the short story ( what else is new?) but in an intriguing imaginative way. If I were Sk? I put you to work on my future screen adaptations.
@UNUSUALUSERNAME220
@UNUSUALUSERNAME220 10 месяцев назад
The only problem I had was with the music. Every second is filled with music. It's 25 minutes long and every second was bathed in music. Pump the brakes a little. Let stuff breathe, relax.
@Prof.Tarfeather
@Prof.Tarfeather Год назад
Just Love Stephen King's Short Stories! Read this back in the day.
@swimfast724
@swimfast724 Год назад
I personally think Steven kings short stories are better than his books
@miapdx503
@miapdx503 Год назад
Writer's meetings...I can understand King writing about it! The phrase "pompous asses" comes to mind. 😑
@migglemaggle9500
@migglemaggle9500 Год назад
Loved it! Great work! Thanks
@MisterG2323
@MisterG2323 Год назад
Nicely done!
@reglook1
@reglook1 Год назад
Great! Love the ending.
@FrithonaHrududu02127
@FrithonaHrududu02127 4 месяца назад
It's so difficult to maintain HORROR over the course of a novel. Pet sematary and the shining achieve it best. But short stories....for me "N" is his absolute scariest
@coloradotrish7297
@coloradotrish7297 Год назад
Well done! thanks for posting!
@muuuuuud
@muuuuuud 28 дней назад
This was very well made, enjoyed it a lot. :)
@stefaniechrissi3743
@stefaniechrissi3743 Год назад
I love it that the story takes place in Derry.....I'm thinking that it must be more or less the same time when the children who fought against IT were living there?!
@mommy2libras
@mommy2libras 8 месяцев назад
Not at all. When IT was terrorizing the town and the kids were fighting IT as children the first time, it was 1957- 1958. When they had to come back and do it again as adults, IT started killing in 1984 and they came back in 1985. The cycle of IT was around 27 years, more or less. This story, Rest Stop, took place in 1975.
@charleslaughton8092
@charleslaughton8092 8 месяцев назад
Brilliant and captivating.
@jerryjohnston3844
@jerryjohnston3844 Год назад
Was this one of the famous "dollar babies"? I hope it was, as far as I know, this is the first one of them I have seen. Nicely done!
@vickiwaatti1076
@vickiwaatti1076 Год назад
I had the same thought
@conniehanses
@conniehanses 5 месяцев назад
Okay, second one. Confess I didn't know these existed. Thank you Stephen for the experience sir. 💙🌎
@s.l.5203
@s.l.5203 Год назад
Omgosh where have you been all my life ‼️ Just stumbled across your channel ‼️ Awesome channel ♥️♥️♥️
@hamishandkimmaclennan8856
@hamishandkimmaclennan8856 3 месяца назад
Very reminiscent of Hitchcock with film noir elements. Music keeps the tension tight,and the tonal montage is spot on -a little a+b=c Potemkin style.
@micknordstrom2591
@micknordstrom2591 8 месяцев назад
Excellent!
@swimfast724
@swimfast724 Год назад
Ha "Derry Public Library" like Derry from It (also my grandparents grew up in Derry Pennsylvania lol)
@julietfischer5056
@julietfischer5056 Год назад
Derry is one of his fictional settings, like Castle Rock or Little Tall Island.
@johnbgood52
@johnbgood52 Год назад
Fancy that. My family is from Blairsville.
@user-tg3po1iv9v
@user-tg3po1iv9v 7 месяцев назад
I used to hitchhike all over the country, and rest areas are the best places to get long rides. I've seen some strange things at rest areas. The title caught me before I knew who wrote it, makes sense it's Stephen King.
@thomasgriffin2326
@thomasgriffin2326 Год назад
Wow this was GREAT!! KUDOS!
@eyecomeinpeace2707
@eyecomeinpeace2707 Год назад
Nice story. Derry is also the fictional town in Stephen King's novel "It"
@gingersnapps
@gingersnapps Год назад
The town of Derry is referred to in many of steven kings novels Misery, It, Dreamcatcher, Pet Cemetery, Needful Things, Tommyknokers and Geralds Game. Just like you see a cat in every movie adaptation as well as Steven King himself cameos in every movie adaptation most appearances being a blink and u miss it type of moment!
@eyecomeinpeace2707
@eyecomeinpeace2707 Год назад
@@gingersnapps Yes that is true. Thank you for the additions. I too am a fan of his.
@oldeskoolnana7543
@oldeskoolnana7543 Год назад
@@gingersnapps So did Alfred Hitchcock.
@eyecomeinpeace2707
@eyecomeinpeace2707 Год назад
@@oldeskoolnana7543 Wow, did not know that.
@julietfischer5056
@julietfischer5056 Год назад
@@eyecomeinpeace2707- Derry and Castle Rock are the settings for numerous novels and stories.
@cyndylynn6369
@cyndylynn6369 5 месяцев назад
That was great!!! Thank you Soooo... 😊😊😊
@cherylbowker3717
@cherylbowker3717 8 месяцев назад
I 💕 King's stories they're the 💣!!
@kurtweiand7086
@kurtweiand7086 5 месяцев назад
Excellent job, thanks!
@bigcityjunglecatenvisageth1422
Kick a dog long enough and eventually it will bite you. There was no doubting who his next victim will be. 😨😱💀😆
@JohnClam
@JohnClam 6 месяцев назад
A quarter of the way through this i realized there are at least two Steve King short stories that take place at a rest stop lol.
@UnknownHomie
@UnknownHomie 8 месяцев назад
I was today years old when I found out he had short stories on here 😮😮😮😮
@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630
@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 3 месяца назад
Hi Cameron,I love Stephen King since decades,so I subscribed to your channel!😅
@johnkean6852
@johnkean6852 Год назад
If they took the lens cap off l may have been able to see what was going on ... had to guess.
@barryallenflash1
@barryallenflash1 Год назад
I don't think Roger is gonna be in the sequel....lol
@SistorCarrera
@SistorCarrera 8 месяцев назад
the worm has turned
@notme9816
@notme9816 Год назад
Soo good!
@heathermillsphantomlimb9314
@heathermillsphantomlimb9314 2 месяца назад
10:57, love the fact that this takes place in Derry.
@eventsotherthingswithchris9019
Beyond King, another who's starting to have things become films is Author Nick Cutter. Not sure what's going on with Koontz these days where he hasn't put out anything new for quite awhile.
@oldeskoolnana7543
@oldeskoolnana7543 Год назад
If you haven't read "Whispers " by Koontz it's a must. It's terrifying. 😱😱
@eventsotherthingswithchris9019
@@oldeskoolnana7543 I've read it & seen the film adaptation! I'm now trying to remember all film adaptations off of his stuff. I know "Funhouse" is when Dean was using one of his pseudonyms, "Watchers" was another, "Whispers" I want to say was the 3rd or 4th & I think there may be 1 to 3 more. I'd like to see a couple more Owl Looking back novels make it as films, only one I know of is Wendigo although I don't think he got full credit for it.
@oldeskoolnana7543
@oldeskoolnana7543 Год назад
@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 Thanks. I didn't see,"Whispers". The novel was unbelievable. Watchers was great. I seem to like the novels better. King's novels don't always translate well into film. Of course exceptions are "Shawshank Redemption " " Misery" "It" & my biggest fear "Cujo". I know there's more but his books are so character driven it's difficult to do. "The Shining " was changed so much, left out the boiler & how he went mad. Sorry for the rant but I've been a King fan for 50 years. Also "Carrie" & "The original "Pet Sematary" Long live the King. 🤴✌🌻🌻 Also huge Dean Koonz fan. He's underrated in my opinion.
@MrJaycrow30
@MrJaycrow30 Год назад
The first book I read from Koontz was The Bad Place about a special family with strange abilities; needs to be a movie!!! Pet Semetary was my first King book!
@kimcudmore6068
@kimcudmore6068 Месяц назад
Stephen King is the all time greatest author. I have collected all of his books, hard cover for many years. I love watching these short stories.
@klaseronen7535
@klaseronen7535 Год назад
Almost felt bad for that Roger guy... Excellent short story, ended much too soon. 👍🏻
@neiljohnson5351
@neiljohnson5351 10 месяцев назад
Nah man, he's a dochebag!
@kellydepol3108
@kellydepol3108 Год назад
Reminded me of a Roland dohyle..tales of the unexpected "The hitcher".also Billy bibbit from "One flew over the cookos nest " was the hitchhiker.
@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630
Sooooo good!
@onetwo12onetwo526
@onetwo12onetwo526 7 месяцев назад
I clearly see all the comments are from friends and Associates no group of people talk about the cinematography on a movie that much or the tech specs
@Promses2Keep
@Promses2Keep 6 месяцев назад
_Walter Mitty_ meets _Falling Down_ ...it was bound to happen.
@lizhiggins4805
@lizhiggins4805 5 часов назад
Really enjoyed this great acting they were tools especially the fella mocking jeering but dont get the end was he meeting him to kill him what was in the drawers who the man in the bathroom he killed did he know him very well though out and loved the plot music made it creepy
@1tarawho
@1tarawho Год назад
I read this years ago but don't remember how it ended lol
@deacondawg1416
@deacondawg1416 Год назад
I like it.
@mentalhealthpoet
@mentalhealthpoet Год назад
Love this film. If you ever want me to write something for one of your intros let me know :)
@janicemahan4772
@janicemahan4772 Месяц назад
Never underestimate a "nerd."
@mikeellis9720
@mikeellis9720 Год назад
I liked the Cuda. Needs the door hinges lubed.
@normatible9795
@normatible9795 Год назад
What happened?
@julietfischer5056
@julietfischer5056 Год назад
Let's just say Dykstra might get that position.
@kathydavenport4422
@kathydavenport4422 8 месяцев назад
Those guys making a fool of themselves. Just leave him alone.
@wokeness420
@wokeness420 8 месяцев назад
So...what do you think happened? You suppose he took his trusty tire iron to the bar? I'm guessing poor guy never got his drinks. And likely is in serious need of some dental and reconstructive surgery 😅
@patricedesbiens6386
@patricedesbiens6386 Год назад
from what book is this?
@almohvn33
@almohvn33 Год назад
SUPERB
@sharonrichards1627
@sharonrichards1627 8 месяцев назад
Derry, Always Derry.
@t.t.5324
@t.t.5324 Год назад
Good short.
@lasalleman6792
@lasalleman6792 8 месяцев назад
Not too bad. Wish it were a little longer.
@dnkgy
@dnkgy Год назад
wtf this is incredible
@ecthelion222
@ecthelion222 8 месяцев назад
This didn’t do the actual story justice at all. It’s supposed to end with him having killed all the awful ppl and he ends up living in a ghost town bc he kills everyone while vicariously living out the murders in his books. His perception of everyone changes bc ppl start to catch on that it’s him and turn on him more. (The police aren’t really involved in the story) That’s how he ends up killing the good ppl too and living alone with nobody.
@ChrisFrailey
@ChrisFrailey 6 дней назад
This is a damn good movie theyve got a couple of them if this is the one im thinking about
@LM-pm2ir
@LM-pm2ir 2 месяца назад
The guy looks like Trigger from only fools and horses
@tonystokes1119
@tonystokes1119 Год назад
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@GradKat
@GradKat 7 месяцев назад
I can see why he didn’t get the Chair position - he’s nuts.
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