Quicksilver Highway (1997) (Stephen King & Clive Barker\'s Quicksilver Highway)

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4.9	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Mick Garris

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Christopher Lloyd
Aaron Quicksilver

Matt Frewer
Charlie / Dr. Charles George

Raphael Sbarge
Kerry Parker / Bill Hogan

Melissa Lahlitah Crider
Olivia Harmon Parker / Lita Hogan

Silas Weir Mitchell
Bryan Adams

Bill Nunn
Len

Veronica Cartwright
Myra

Bill Bolender
Scooter

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Clive Barker

Stephen King

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"Plot: A mysterious man travels the States collecting items and stories, regaling the viewer with two morbid tales based on the works of Stephen King and Clive Barker. Though directed by Mick Garris, this TV movie doesn't suffer all too much from his trademark cheapness and hit or miss direction. Though far from a masterpiece, readers of King and Barker will be pleased to see that the translations are fairly loyal. That being said, the stories themselves are puzzling picks as they are more suit"