September’s here and school is back in session, meaning it’s the time of the year that the studios usually reserve for more mature, adult-oriented films. Which sounds great in theory after a summer full...
The year is 2017 and everything has pretty much gone down the crapper: the world economy is in tatters, food and oil are in ever-decreasing supply, and the United States of America, once a...
Fear not. All of this “sequel” hype has nothing to do with you or your movie-watching experience.
August is upon us, which means it’s time to find out which movies had the great misfortune of being dumped in a month where the prime moviegoing audience is preoccupied with vacations and going...
With a new cinematic version of Stephen King’s 1986 novel It due to hit theaters in September, I thought I’d take a look at the previous adaptation of that classic novel: a miniseries which...
Castle Rock, Steven King’s fictional any-small town in Maine, which has more crazy supernatural events than Jessica Fletcher’s Cabot Cove has murders, will soon be coming to your digital screen as a Hulu series....
Even if I could joke, the chilling Cold War nuclear specter evoked by The Dead Zone has put me off it for now. I find it hard to be jocular while thinking about the fact that in several weeks, an irascible simpleton will have control over the largest nuclear arsenal on the planet.
Thirty years ago, horror master Stephen King created one of pop culture’s scariest clowns in his terrifying 1986 novel It, and in this episode, David revisits the original 1990 made-for-TV miniseries that has since become a cult classic, and briefly discusses the development of the brand new remake coming in 2017.
Stephen King + J.J. Abrams = Hulu’s Big Gamble
Those Game of Thrones novels are so loooooong, can’t we just adapt a Stephen King short story or something?
Don’t Be Afraid To Read ‘Doctor Sleep,’ Stephen King’s New ‘Shining’ Sequel, In Public
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