created a stunning and artful rendering of madness, turning a poem by Stephen King into a vivid and compelling nightmare vision." Noted King historian Andrew Rausch called Mann's Popsy, "A superb gem of a film that excels in every way imaginable. It honors the original source material in a way that many Stephen King adaptations have not -- chiefly by being good." Notes References Stephen King at the Movies; Horsting, Jessie; Signet Press / Starlog Press, 1986 pp. 94–95 Creepshows: The Illustrated Stephen King Movie Guide; Jones, Stephen; Titan Books, 2001 pp. 132–135 The Essential Stephen King; Spignesi, Stephen J.; Career Press / New Page Books, 2001 "Why Kitty Absolutely Had to Die, or How I Made A Movie of a Stephen King Short Story for a Buck"; Cole, James; appearing in The Lost Works of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments, Alternative Versions and Oddities; Spignesi, Stephen J.; Birch Lane Press, 1998 pp. 346–350 "Stephen King's poetry comes to the red screen"; Hollyer, Mary-Beth; Rue Morgue Magazine #21; 'Dreadlines', May/June 2001 pp. 26 Marrs Media Inc. "Who's Watching Me"; Holben, Jay; American Cinematographer Magazine, 'Short Takes' vol. 82 no. November 11, 2001 pp. 111–112 External links The Official Stephen King Web Presence Dollar Babies on FaceBook Stephen King Short Movies Liljas Library, extensive fan site (see interviews with filmmakers and reviews of Dollar Babies) The Dollar Baby: Reviews & Interviews (official website for the book) Dollar Deal: The Story of the Stephen King Dollar Baby Filmmakers (official website for the book) Stephen King Films based on short fiction . Stephen King Dollar Baby:The Book