#stephen-king

#stephen-king

His canon of classics like The Shining, 'Salem's Lot, Pet Semetary, Carrie, The Stand, It, and countless more all include bits and bobs that connect to a single, all-encompassing saga: The Dark Tower. Told across eight books published between 1982 and 2012, The Dark Tower chronicles a wandering gunslinger in a magical, post-apocalyptic realm on a quest to find the titular Dark Tower, the nexus of all reality.

Josh Brolin, Lee Pace and the rest of a star-studded cast go back to the future sort of in The Running Man, director Edgar Wright's Easter Egg-stuffed gift to cinemaniacs that's set in the near future and constructed around a deadly reality game that Stephen King envisioned in a 1982 novel of the same name. And if it all sounds familiar, the novel was previously adapted for the big screen and became a popular 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger action/sci-fi flick. Wright's R-rated visual feast opens Nov. 14 in area theaters.

Where does Stephen King live? Many fans know that the prolific horror author based the setting of his massively popular book turned film franchise, It, on his longtime town, Bangor, Maine. In recent years, however, King and his wife of over 50 years, Tabitha, have split their time between other properties where they have more privacy. The couple's Victorian house in Bangor has become a site of fan pilgrimage, iconic for its blood-red exterior and intricate black iron gate.

Constant readers who have picked up the author's books at launch likely have multiple shelves filled with hardcover editions. But even the most dedicated of King fans are missing at least a few of his novels in hardcover by default. Two of those gaps can now be filled thanks to a pair of welcome surprises from King's publisher Scribner. The Running Man and The Long Walk are now available in separate hardcover editions for the first time.

If you're looking for new bedtime stories to read to your kids, you may want to check out Stephen King's latest book. Yes, normally that would be a pretty terrible recommendation, but the horror novelist's new book is for children--and anyone who loves classic fairy tales. On Tuesday, HarperCollins published reimagined version of the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale Hansel and Gretel.

MGM+ presents a solid adaptation of Stephen King's 2019 novel "The Institute," where children with special abilities undergo horrifying experiments by a mysterious organization.

Stephen King's list of favorite books reveals his inclination towards narratives that delve into the darker aspects of human nature rather than traditional horror stories.

"It's not just that Flanagan and myself were speaking on the one-year anniversary of our mutual friend Scott Wampler's death. It's not just Flanagan's film is dedicated to Wampler."

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