Martin Scorsese's film interpretation of Dennis Lehane's "Shutter Island" comes to DVD and Blue-ray
Dennis Lehane has learned how to describe " Shutter Island " to a potential reader or viewer without giving away any of the dark plot twists or clues to the shocking surprise ending of his chilling Gothic thriller.
"I've had a lot of practice, so don't worry about it," the author said in a recent phone interview. "The first thing you would say is, 'You'll never see where it's going.' ...
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