"It's watchin' us" Ralphie whispered. "Listen, I'm not gonna-" "No, Danny. Really. Can't you feel it?" Danny stopped. And in the way of children, he did feel something and knew they were no longer alone. A great hush had fallen over the woods; but it was a malefic hush. Shadows, urged by the wind, twisted languorously around them.
If you've already read 'Salem's Lot, you'll know what happens next. And if you haven't, well: let us enlighten you. Little Ralphie Glick gets taken by a vampire, and turned into one. The scene in the woods is also portrayed in the three hour long film version of the novel, and if you weren't scared of vampires before, after seeing the state of Ralphie when he returns as one is enough to send you running for garlic and a crucifix in no time.
I love Stephen King and music festivals; I eat my toast upside down; I daydream about getting married probably a bit too much; and I wish every day for a pet sausage dog puppy (who never materialises – sob).
