Episode 01: Pilot: Part 1
Episode 02: Part 2
Storm of the Century - Season 1
A dangerous blizzard hits an isolated town and brings along a mysterious stranger intent on terrorizing people for his own desires.
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Horror, Fantasy
Actors: Becky Ann Baker, Kathleen Chalfant, Adam Zolotin, Adam LeFevre, Peter MacNeill, Beth Dixon, Leif Anderson, Marcia Laskowski, John Innes, Nancy Beatty, Richard Blackburn, ...»
Director: Craig R. Baxley
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Actors of "Storm of the Century - Season 1"
Birthdate: 17 February 1953, Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA
Kathleen Chalfant
Birthdate: 14 January 1945, San Francisco, California, USA
Adam Zolotin
Birthdate: 29 November 1983, Long Island, New York City, New York, USA
Adam LeFevre
Birthdate: 11 August 1950, Albany, New York, USA
Beth Dixon
Leif Anderson
Birthdate: 18 June 1974
Marcia Laskowski
John Innes
Nancy Beatty
Richard Blackburn
Gaylyn Britton
Harley English-Dixon
Cayda Rubin
Kristin Baxley
Norma Edwards
Birthdate: 1927
Joan Gregson
Helen Hughes
Birthdate: 8 January 1918, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA
Arlene Mazerolle
Tyler Bannerman
Spencer Breslin
Birthdate: 18 May 1992, New York City, New York, USA
Dyllan Christopher
Birthdate: 12 December 1991, Los Angeles, California, USA
Birthdate: 1 March 1956, New York City, New York, USA
Birthdate: 25 April 1947, Buffalo, New York, USA
Nada Despotovich
Birthdate: 24 April 1967, New York City, New York, USA
Birthdate: 30 September 1959, Lucas Valley, California, USA
Birthdate: 22 August 1958, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Denis Forest
Birthdate: 5 September 1960, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Soo Garay
Nicky Guadagni
Torri Higginson
Birthdate: 6 December 1969, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Stephen Joffe
Birthdate: 23 August 1991, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Carson Manning
Christopher Marren
Skye McCole Bartusiak
Birthdate: 28 September 1992, Houston, Texas, USA
Birthdate: 1 July 1971, Medford, Massachusetts, USA
Steve Rankin
Casey Siemaszko
Birthdate: 17 March 1961, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Myra Carter
Birthdate: 27 October 1929, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Birthdate: 19 September 1973, Hammond, Indiana, USA
Ron Perkins
Jack Jessop
Birthdate: 6 September 1951, St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
Shawn Doyle
Birthdate: 1968, Wabush, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Victor Ertmanis
Lynne Griffin
Birthdate: 17 September 1952, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Joel Keller
Hardee T. Lineham
Gerard Parkes
Birthdate: 16 October 1924, Dublin, Ireland
Michael Rhoades
Kay Tremblay
Birthdate: 13 March 1914, Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
Rita Tuckett
Birthdate: 10 January 1909, England, UK
Michael Copeman
Jenn Griffin
Martha Burns
Matt Koruba
Birthdate: 20 January 1984, Orange County, California, USA
Birthdate: 21 September 1947, Portland, Maine, USA
Critic Reviews of "Storm of the Century - Season 1"
It is the most effective King miniseries the network has presented. In this genuinely unsettling epic, good and evil face off on a small Maine island pounded by a nor'easter in 1989.
King's first miniseries written directly for TV carries a wicked-chill factor of roughly 30-below.
King's first original mini-series script is a marathon of communal anxiety with a spooky moral: we are ready to mortgage our children for our own restless comfort.
While entertaining at times, Storm of the Century... rises barely midway up the horror scale. If you're looking for a major fright, in other words, look elsewhere.
It's edge-of-the-couch good in some spots. The trouble is that it has too many spots. So many that the title should have been changed to "Story That Lasts a Century."
Storm of the Century contains everything there is to love about good Stephen King. Mystery, monsters and Maine are in full swing here.
The three-night terror fest is the first written-for-television thriller from the prolific Stephen King, and nobody spins a horror yarn better. Like a spider weaving a web, King slowly draws you under his spell until you are powerless to leave.
King and ABC have come up with some memorable black magic.
The gray-tinged "Storm" repeats itself a bit too much. But it is a psychological grabber. It frightens by mind control rather than with cheap thrills.
Classic storytelling. It's Stephen King as spellbinder, gathering us around the prime-time campfire -- enthralling, dazzling and scaring our pants off before sending us to bed afraid to turn off the lights.
TheArtsStl
Storm of the Century has the perfect setup for a gripping story, and King and his collaborators do not disappoint.
It also earns respect because Tim Daly-who plays the bland good guy constable-is exactly the right level of vanilla...