Movie makers are often obsessed with preventing spoilers. The likes of Marvel and DC do their best to keep their productions under wraps — sometimes with limited success. Horror legend Stephen King, however, sounds like he has little time for people who complain about spoilers.
King, the author of horror masterpieces The Stand, The Shining, It, Misery, and many more, wrote an article for The Guardian on “the dark brilliance” of Daphne du Maurier, the English novelist behind Rebecca and The Birds.
Within the article, King shared his thoughts on spoilers in general, and those who complain about them.
Warning! Spoilers for Stephen King’s feelings on spoilers follow:
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