After dancing, Chuck suffers a bad headache and walks away dejected. A young girl joins him, dancing with Chuck as a crowd surrounds them. In Act 2: 'Buskers', Chuck sees a drummer busking and starts dancing.His grandparents always keep their house's cupola locked, but eventually Chuck unlocks the room and sees himself dying of a brain tumor at the age of 39. In Act 1: 'I Contain Multitudes', Chuck is orphaned and is brought up by his paternal grandparents, where his love of dancing develops.They are given in chronological order here: The story is split into three acts given in reverse chronological order.

The drunk driver is then found to have died by suicide following this, Craig throws his old phone into a lake. Harrigan's phone and leaves a voicemail about the drunk driver using his old phone. Later, after the drunk driver responsible for a loved teacher's death receives a light sentence, Craig calls Mr. Harrigan's number and switches to a newer model. Craig then decides not to use the phone with Mr. The bully is later found to have died by suicide. Harrigan dies and later, Craig leaves a voicemail on Mr. Harrigan a cell phone using some of the money won from the lottery ticket. Harrigan, who gifts Craig a winning lottery ticket.

The four novellas contained in the collection are:Ĭraig gets a job working for the retired Mr. The audiobook is read by Will Patton, Danny Burstein, and Steven Weber. Harrigan's Phone', 'The Life of Chuck', 'If It Bleeds', and 'Rat'. The stories in the collection are titled 'Mr. Ryan Murphy and Jason Blum will both produce, with Blumhouse Television's Marci Wiseman and Jeremy Gold executive producing.If It Bleeds is a collection of four previously unpublished novellas by American writer Stephen King. But maybe Hancock will surprise me and turn out to be skilled at horror. While I have no doubt this material can make for a good film, I'm not entirely sure John Lee Hancock is the person to do it.

But because King is such a good writer, and so skilled at building his characters, the story ends up seeming fresh, and creepy. This all sounds very convoluted, and not particularly original – the theme of someone calling from beyond the grave is a very, very old story device, and was even used on The Twilight Zone. Craig discovers he's able to send Harrigan's ghost out into the world to seek revenge against those who have wronged him.

But the beyond-the-grave relationship goes beyond simple conversation. Later, in true Stephen King fashion, Craig finds he's able to text the dead Harrigan, and the dead man is able to text back. When Harrigan dies, Craig slips the phone into the dead man's pocket right before his casket is closed and he's lowered into the earth.

If it bleeds mr harrigan's phone