Here is the list of the 10 Most Pirated Ebooks of 2009…

1. Kamasutra

2. Adobe Photoshop Secrets

3. The Complete Idiots Guide to Amazing Sex

4. The Lost Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci

5. Solar House: A Guide for the Solar Designer

6. Before Pornography: Erotic Writing in Early Modern England

7. Twilight – Complete Series

8. How to Get Anyone to Say Yes: The Art and the Craft

9. Nude Photography: The Art and Craft

10. Fix It – How To Do All Those Little Repair Jobs Around The Home

There are no Stephen King here but just so you know, that is the 10 most pirated ebook sof 2009

According to the new surver conducted, The Exorcism tops the scare list followed by The Shinning and Alien is next.

Here’s what we read:

he Exorcist, William Friedkin’s iconic 1973 movie, has been voted the best horror film ever made, according to a new poll of British filmgoers. Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, the 1980 film of Stephen King’s classic novel, was placed second in the survey, followed by Ridley Scott’s 1979 movie Alien.

Four other films in the top 10 were released between 1970 and 1984 – Wicker Man (1973), The Omen (1976),Halloween (1978) and Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).

The three others featuring at the top of the list were The Silence of the Lambs (1991), Ring (1998 and Saw (2004)).

FW Murnau’s Nosferatu is the oldest film on the list, having been released in 1922, while The Mist and Shutter, the DVD versions of which were released this year, are the most recent.

More than 6000 people were surveyed by entertainment retailer HMV on its website between September 19 and October 20 for the poll.

Here’s a picture of me holding my new and shinny little big book.

Nice eh? I finally going to know what’s they’ve (Stephen King fans) been talking about. They said that this book is great. I bet it is.

Looks like making money online will have to wait a little longer. Even though I miss Angel Locsin and Marian Rivera, I have to read about Lisey Landon’s adventure to Juno Beach.

That’s me with my newest addition to my Stephen King collection.. Marvel Comic’s The Stand! Amazing! Bought it in Vancouver Canada for $4.25 CND

Already blogged about this on my other blog, read other details there. Also mentioned there something about redtube and xhamster but there really is no connection. Will dowload the movie The Stand to further remember the genius of Mr. Stephen King.

Please sign my books?

“Children of the Corn” was originally one of King’s short stories that was later compiled in the anthology “Night Shift.” The 1984 film based on the story starred Peter Horton and Linda Hamilton. Many sequels have followed.

I’ve read that the book will have a remake movie? Let’s wait and see

http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-childrenofthecorndavidanderskandysemcclure,0,6806122.story

The other day I bought the DVD of The Shining TV special which aired sometime on 1997 (Jack Nicholson movie was 1980, btw). Yesterday we watched the whole 6 hour/3 DVD set!

It was great!

You can read my post about it on my movie blog and on my daddy blog…

Just want to mention here that I prefer the TV special, not that I don’t like Jack N. I do,.. it just that the TV is better, imho. Plus Stephen King directs it.

Also, just want to mention here that there was no mortgage and refinancing story about the Overlook hotel. Movies showing there was also not about Redtube and TUbe8 ok? Just want to make it straight.

I couldn’t find any video of it yet on yuotube (Utube), that’s why I couldn’t post it here, but  you can check out this link to see if for yourself.

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=17568

or at Marvel’s website

Exciting isn’t it? It sure is!

The 25-part animated film are being shown every weekday which started this week until August 29, 2008!

This is exciting news for all Stephen King fans out there!

The (new and upcoming) videos can be seen on free at nishere.com. It’s also available for purchase on iTunes.

Here’s the first part of the series of that much talked about graphic film.. here’s episode 1 take from utube video collection:

Here’s a few qoutes from the video/dialogue:

“Burn This”

“Dear Charlie, IT’s seems strange and perfectly natural to call you that although the last time I saw you, I was half that age I am now and you were the preeminent medical expert.”

“I opened it. I wish I hadn’t”

Currently, I’m reading the paperback version of it. When I saw this, it got me all excited.. I’m a stephen king fan, obviously.