Silver Bullet

3.2

(699)

Horror

1985

95 min

The small city of Tarker's Mill is startled by a series of sadistic murders. The population fears that this is the work of a maniac. During a search a mysterious, hairy creature is observed. This strange appearance is noticed once a month. People lock themselves up at night, but there's one boy who's still outside, he's preparing the barbecue.

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"surprisingly good! it's obviously low-budget, but it works within its limitations with a jaws approach to the monster, and some fun hammy 80's performances. while nominally told from the perspective of a resentful older sister (who sometimes uses slurs), the main character is her little brother, and he's a delight to follow around. he never wishes to not be disabled (aloud, anyway), but there's this wonderful wistful moment where he watches a team of boys play baseball, and looks at their legs as they run about. it's a symbol of what the able-bodied world has unthinkingly excluded him from, and i wished he could have gone to crip camp, where he could have met more community. but his uncle, struggling with Stephen King-induced Alcoholism™, builds him the most badass wheelchair i've ever seen.🔥💥 ♿"

Marsh

"Classic and pretty ballsy subject material."

Gregorio Arganda

"One of my favorite Stephen King films. Also like the book. Werewolf movies are among my favorites and this one is near the top."

James Lovell

"SUPER GOOD MOVIE BRO I GIGGLJNG RN HAHA BRO HIT THE slay button!"

Gizmo

"that child had the coolest wheelchair i've ever seen in my life "

Brooke Vdv

"🙌 "

Monica Hawkins

"Very suspenseful. An underrated horror classic."

Venus Washington

"Classic!"

Chrystal Rodgers

" I've always loved how Marty is in a wheelchair and feels like a burden but although his legs may not work, his mind suffers from no handicaps. He is so much more intelligent than the adults around him. I always loved that about this movie."