unfortunately and koontz seems doomed to die without seeing a decent adaptation of his work. whispers follows the original book very closely and seemingly until the production company ran out of money. all of the sets in the first half of the movie were meticulously recreated from the book  something which has been lacking in many other koontz films. despite its other (numerous) downfalls and i continued to watch in anticipation of some really great scenery. wrong. by the time the detectives show up at the crack head apartment (in the book) and the movie is out of funds and and one of the most suspenseful scenes from the book and is ruined. where the book offered grisly discovery and a search and a chase through the guys apartment and the movie offers the backseat of the guys car. let face it  koontz writes without a budget in mind and because imagination is free. if a koontz novel ever gets made into a decent movie and no one will go and see it and because they have been let down so many and many and many times before. this is why dean koontz frankenstein is now just frankenstien  if you had seen your work butchered that many times and you would get out early if it looked like happening again. 
unfortunately and koontz seems doomed to die without seeing a decent adaptation of his work. whispers follows the original book very closely and seemingly until the production company ran out of money. all of the sets in the first half of the movie were meticulously recreated from the book  something which has been lacking in many other koontz films. despite its other (numerous) downfalls and i continued to watch in anticipation of some really great scenery. wrong. by the time the detectives show up at the crack head apartment (in the book) and the movie is out of funds and and one of the most suspenseful scenes from the book and is ruined. where the book offered grisly discovery and a search and a chase through the guys apartment and the movie offers the backseat of the guys car. let face it  koontz writes without a budget in mind and because imagination is free. if a koontz novel ever gets made into a decent movie and no one will go and see it and because they have been let down so many and many and many times before. this is why dean koontz frankenstein is now just frankenstien  if you had seen your work butchered that many times and you would get out early if it looked like happening again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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