“How far would you go for a billion dollars?” Would you put your life on the line? Would you be willing to die in front of the entire world for entertainment?
It’s no exaggeration to say that “The Black Phone” is one of the horror genre’s biggest success stories of the last five years. It was released in 2022 to rapturous reviews and the kind of tremendous profit that only a horror movie can bring in these days.
IT: Welcome to Derry is bringing the horrors of one of Stephen King’s favorite fictional small towns to life. An entity that haunts the town every 27 years is back in 1962, a time of great socioeconomic strife in America.
We are living in the golden era of Stephen King adaptations. Not every new movie and TV show based on his books has succeeded, but I promise you things have never been better.
IT: Welcome to Derry is set to drum up scares on our TV screens soon. The HBO Max series will bring back Pennywise in a prequel story that takes us deep into Derry’s early and darkest secrets.
Few American authors have been as successful or influential in popular culture as Stephen King. Since his first novel Carrie, was published over 50 years ago, he’s left an imprint on our shared cultural imaginations like no writer since maybe Mark Twain (yes, we went there).
Whether you know nothing about The Long Walk or have read the novel, there’s a very good chance you’ll like director Francis Lawrence’s big screen adaptation.
Look, we get it. You’ve already binged Castle Rock twice, rewatched The Outsider until you could recite Holly Gibney’s lines from memory, and you’re probably still recovering from whatever psychological damage Gerald’s Game inflicted on your Netflix queue.
The Long Walk will be marching into our theaters soon. This highly anticipated movie adaptation of Stephen King’s first-ever written novel brings us a whole new kind of dystopia to add to our nightmares.
All your favorites in TV, movies, comics, and more are about to descend upon New York this fall. New York Comic Con is returning to the Javits Center for four days of pop culture fun.
One of Stephen King‘s perceivedly most “unfilmable” stories is finally getting the screen treatment next month. The Long Walk, which the horror maestro first released back in 1979, is being adapted for the big screen and will hit theaters in September.
Stephen King’s upcoming novel, Never Flinch, is scheduled for release on May 27, 2025. This crime thriller marks the return of the beloved character Holly Gibney, who has appeared in several previous King novels, including the brilliant Mr.
There are many Stephen King adaptations that are now themselves classics, like The Shining and Carrie. He’s truly a maestro of horror whose works continue to resonate with people as more of them come to life.
Horror mastermind Mike Flanagan is set to bring another Stephen King classic to the screen with an upcoming TV adaptation of Carrie, King’s groundbreaking 1974 debut novel.
After much anticipation, we're finally one step closer to the release of Mike Flanagan's The Life of Chuck. The film is based on the short story by Stephen King.
Unsurprisingly, there is a strong connection between horror films and Halloween, which explains why the genre always experiences a resurgence during autumn. However, several horror movies can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Stephen King’s The Dark Tower fantasy novel series is a certified literary classic that didn’t have great live-action success. The 2017 film of the same name starring Idris Elba as the protagonist gunslinger Roland Deschain didn’t capture the hearts of critics nor fans.
You don’t need telekinesis to read Hollywood’s mind. It’s obvious the industry just can’t quit Carrie White. Horror master Mike Flanagan will be the next director to bring Stephen King’s iconic story to the screen.
Summer camp slashers and stories with dreary fall settings dominate the horror genre. Still, the colder months don’t get nearly as much attention — especially once holiday horror films like “Black Christmas” and “Silent Night, Deadly Night” are out of season.