FeatureR1984·114m·6.3

Firestarter

She has the power to set objects on fire with just one glance!

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Charlene "Charlie" McGee has the amazing ability to start fires with just a glance. Can her psychic power and the love of her father save her from the threatening government agency which wants to destroy her?

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Cast

Drew Barrymore

Charlie McGee

David Keith

Andrew McGee

Freddie Jones

Dr. Joseph Wanless

Heather Locklear

Vicky McGee

Martin Sheen

Captain Hollister

George C. Scott

John Rainbird

Art Carney

Irv Manders

Louise Fletcher

Norma Manders

Moses Gunn

Dr. Pynchot

Antonio Fargas

Taxi Driver

Drew Snyder

Orville Jamieson

Curtis Credel

Bates

Keith Colbert

Mayo

Dick Warlock

Knowles

Jeff Ramsey

Steinowitz

Jack Magner

Young Serviceman

Lisa Anne Barnes

Serviceman's Girlfriend

Larry Sprinkle

Security Guard

Cassandra Ward-Freeman

Woman in Stall

Scott R. Davis

Bearded Student

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$15.0M
Revenue
$17.1M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
The De Laurentiis Company

Crew

Director

Mark L. Lester

Writers

Stephen King, Stanley Mann

Christopher Franke

Original Music Composer

Ronald Sanders

Editor

Giuseppe Ruzzolini

Director of Photography

Edgar Froese

Original Music Composer

Johannes Schmölling

Original Music Composer

David Rawlins

Editor

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Reviews

GenerationofSwine

1/11/2023

10.0

Hey check it out, it's a good Stephen King movie!!!!! I mean, he has a HUGE catalogue, and only occasionally do to get a really good King film. Most of them are the definition of B-Movie trash without the B-Movie fun. But this one works. It adapted to film extremely well. The atmosphere fit the atmosphere of the book. The acting was good, unfortunately there was no ET, but on the whole it was a surprisingly good King movie. And now it sort of has the 80s nostalgia feel that is just dated enough to be comfortingly familiar and still stands the test of time. That is pretty rare for a King movie.