The Dead Zone Details

GREAT

THE DEAD ZONE is -- by far -- the best Stephen King adaption ever to grace the silver screen. Screenwriter Jeffery Boam has done an amazing job of stripping away a lot of the grisly excess that sometimes overshadowed King's terrifying story -- it tripped up the narrative unnecessarily. Lean and mean, but still full of lovely detail, texture, and emotional shading, the film pulls us into the story not through simplistic sensationalism but through character.

[Highly rated reviewer]

Better than i expected

A guy gets caught in a car crash and is in a coma for several years he wakes from the coma and everything that mattered in his life is gone. he now has the gift of when he touched someone he can see the future and thier deaths etc

Each time he does this it kills him a little more so he is left with the choice of helping others and becoming dead or doing the wrong thing. Needless to say he finds himself solving murders and saving lives as the film hurtles towards its climax.

I really enjoyed this film the lead role honestly looks like his health goes down hill the later into the film it goes. The film itself looks old but this won't subtract from your enjoyment

Very pleased