The Overlooked Performance Stephen King Believes Is The Best Out Of All His Adaptations
Stephen King adaptations have yielded some unforgettable performances, but the author considers an underrated 1983 thriller to contain the best.
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The Classic Book Stephen King Can’t Remember Writing
Read more: The Classic Book Stephen King Can’t Remember WritingStephen King has written over 60 novels to date, but there’s one classic book he can’t remember writing, due to a dark chapter in his life.
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Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Makes Me Want A Follow-Up To This 16-Year-Old Book By Him
Read more: Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Makes Me Want A Follow-Up To This 16-Year-Old Book By HimWhile You Like It Darker’s “Rattlesnakes” is a Cujo sequel, the novella made me realize I need a followup to another underrated Stephen King novel.
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Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Finally Gave Me Closure After 43 Years
Read more: Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Finally Gave Me Closure After 43 YearsThe Cujo sequel in You Like It Darker doesn’t have the visceral horror of Cujo, but revolves around a quieter sort of nightmare that doesn’t go away.
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May Is Here to Shower You With Tons of New Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Books
Read more: May Is Here to Shower You With Tons of New Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror BooksMay has a little bit of everything for genre fans spread across its dozens of new sci-fi, fantasy, and horror book releases: space operas, doomsday cults, apocalyptic mysteries, fantastical romances, haunted mansions, dimensionally displaced vampires, …
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This Terrifying Stephen King Movie Was Almost Ruined For The Most Heartwarming Reason
Read more: This Terrifying Stephen King Movie Was Almost Ruined For The Most Heartwarming ReasonOne Stephen King movie adaptation was nearly ruined because the hired actors were too friendly for the vicious role they were portraying.
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All Stephen King Movies Ranked, From Worst To Best
Read more: All Stephen King Movies Ranked, From Worst To BestStephen King is one of the most adapted authors of all time, and he has over 50 movies released to his name since his breakout.
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The Folio Society’s Pet Sematary Edition Somehow Makes Stephen King Even Scarier
Read more: The Folio Society’s Pet Sematary Edition Somehow Makes Stephen King Even ScarierReleased in 1983—following titles like Carrie, ‘Salem’s Lot, The Shining, The Stand, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, Cujo, and that same year’s Christine—Pet Sematary only helped burnish Stephen King’s reputation as America’s most terrifying author, and th…
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Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Is Still A Total Mystery
Read more: Stephen King’s Cujo Sequel Is Still A Total MysteryStephen King announced he has written a sequel to his 1981 novel Cujo, but what happened to it and how does it connect to the first book?
