news(Left) Theo James as Eddie Horniman in 'The Gentlemen.' Photo: Kevin Baker/Netflix. Copyright: © 2023, Netflix Inc. (Center) Elijah Wood in 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.' Photo: New
news(L to R) Director J. J. Abrams and Robert Iger at the premiere of 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens.' Photo courtesy of The Walt Disney Company. There are changes afoot for a new Stephen King adaptation
newsViking Yet another Stephen King novel is headed for the big screen, with King and co-author Peter Straub's "The Talisman" securing a director. Collider was first to report the news, revealing that
newsHulu/Bad Robot There were a great many things we found infuriating about 2017’s big screen version of Stephen King’s breathless series-starter “The Dark Tower.” What was once planned as an
newsHulu Call it Stephen King's Greatest Hits. Hulu debuted the trailer for "Castle Rock," the upcoming anthology series based on the works of Stephen King, and it is chock-full of references to the
newsStephen King wonders why fans are talking so much about "that single sex scene" in his novel "IT" as opposed to discussing the "multiple child murders." The topic is coming up again since the first "IT"
newsCarla Gugino told Moviefone all about her "incredibly intense" experience filming "Gerald's Game," and now you can get a taste of it in the terrifying official trailer. Netflix's adaptation of the Stephen
newsStephen King is either really excited about the upcoming big screen adaptation of his classic horror novel "It," or he's trying to tell fans that he's actually Pennywise the evil clown in disguise. Either
newsSissy Spacek has just joined the Hulu series "Castle Rock," her first Stephen King project since her Oscar-nominated role as a telekinetic misfit in 1976's "Carrie." Bloodline," will play the estranged
newsAdd "TV series of "The Mist" are already headed our way. The 1984 version of "Firestarter" starred Drew Barrymore as a young girl with pyrokinetic abilities who's abducted by the government because --
newsJ.J. Abrams and Stephen King are teaming up once again for a television project, and this time, it will take inspiration from several of King's most iconic works, as well as his larger horror-verse. Hulu
newsIt was the 1980s, and a specific style of filmmaking ruled -- a style that remains fondly recalled today. Far from a niche category, these movies were among the most popular of their time, many of them
news%Slideshow-363962%Stephen King is one of the most popular and successful horror writers of all time. You'd think Hollywood wouldn't have such a hard time translating his many novels and short stories to
newsAs fans of Stephen King's fantasy series "The Dark Tower" have come to realize over the years, any reports about the long-awaited big screen adaptation of the novels can't really be believed. After all,
newsCasting was still underway earlier this week for Hulu's upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's "11/22/63," but production has already kicked off on the miniseries. King posted the first photo from the
newsAuthor Stephen King knows horror -- he's been writing it for decades -- and his books have steadily crept into our collective unconscious through their many (many) words and countless movie adaptations.
news%Slideshow-300528% Writer Stephen King is regarded as one of the great masters of suspense (no disrespect to Mr. Hitchcock, of course) and his contribution to entertainment over the five decades has been
newsnewsThe upcoming Hulu adaptation of Stephen King's novel "11/22/63" just got a major dose of star power: Oscar nominee James Franco will play the male lead. Franco will star as Epping, a high school English
