"The Night Flyer" (mentioned)

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"The Night Flyer" is a horror story by Stephen King about a murderous, possibly supernatural pilot who travels from small airport to small airport in a black Cessna, leaving a trail of gruesome deaths.

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instanceOf horror fiction
short story
adaptationMedium feature film
adaptedAs The Night Flier (film) NERFINISHED
antagonistNature possibly supernatural
antagonistOccupation pilot
author Stephen King
containsElement serial murder
vampirism
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresCharacter Dwight Renfield NERFINISHED
Richard Dees NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationDirector Mark Pavia NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationLeadActor Miguel Ferrer NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationReleaseYear 1997
firstPublicationType anthology
firstPublishedIn Prime Evil NERFINISHED
genre horror
supernatural fiction
hasKillingMethod gruesome murders at airports
language English
laterIncludedIn Nightmares & Dreamscapes NERFINISHED
mainAntagonist Dwight Renfield NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Richard Dees NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person limited
partOf Stephen King bibliography NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation tabloid reporter
publisherOfCollection Viking Press NERFINISHED
setting small airports in the United States
targetAudience adult readers
theme sensationalist journalism
supernatural murder
vehicleFeatured black Cessna airplane
workChronologyContext late-20th-century Stephen King short fiction

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