Today’s Reviews: The Meaning of Life?
Stephen King’s The Life of Chuck has translated into a gentle and thoughtful film: The Life of Chuck feels at times like one of The Twilight Zone’s more leisurely and philosophical episodes. […]
Today’s Reviews: Summon The Lawnmower Man
There’s a brilliant Marvel version of Stephen King’s story; this is the rather less faithful movie adaptation: It was already a hoary old tale with a contemporary spin on its […]
Today’s Reviews: King’s screen career
There’s a lot to be said about Stephen King’s screen career – and remains the case even after the new Signature Entertainment release: Writer/director Daphné Baiwir wisely chooses the big […]
Today’s Reviews: Scaring the Boogeyman
The latest Stephen King adaptation doesn’t quite hit the mark, according to Nick Joy: Somewhere along the way, the best of the source material has been jettisoned, leaving us with […]
Today’s Reviews: Biting the (Silver) Bullet
The 1985 adaptation of Stephen King’s Cycle of the Werewolf boasted a score by a pre-Star Trek Jay Chattaway As a listening experience, basically it’s 1985 mid-budget horror in your […]
The Boogeyman to haunt the big screen
Hulu’s new film of Stephen King’s The Boogeyman is heading to the big screen, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The movie tested well enough for 21st Century Studios to decide […]
Today’s Reviews: Mr Harrigan’s Phone is calling…
The latest Stephen King based movie isn’t quite what you might expect… If you want scares you will be disappointed, but if you’re happy with a mature, well-crafted tech-morality tale, […]
Universal nab Greengrass/King’s Fairy Tale
Paul Greengrass’ adaptation of Stephen King’s new novel Fairy Tale will be produced by Universal. The studio won a bidding war for the rights to the fantasy tale. Greengrass will […]
Today’s Reviews: The Story of Pennywise
The original Stephen King clown is the focus of this new documentary Every aspect is covered, from the screenplay adaptation of the novel, to finding a director, recruiting its cast […]
Who will answer Mr Harrigan’s Phone? (video)
Netflix has released a first trailer for their adaptation of Stephen King’s story Mr Harrigan’s Phone. A boy and an aging billionaire bond over books – and their first iPhones. […]
Greengrass for King’s Fairy Tale
Stephen King’s Fairy Tale is heading to the big screen, courtesy of Paul Greengrass. Deadline reports that Greengrass will adapt, direct and produce the movie based on the just-released novel […]
Today’s Reviews: The Ultimate Guide to Stephen King
If you have any interest in the work of Stephen King, you need this new book: Vincent provides a chronological account, with plenty of sidebars that pick up on elements […]
King’s Regulators riding into cinemas
The Regulators, the novel by Stephen King, written as by Richard Bachman, is heading to the big screen. According to Deadline, “the peaceful suburban life on Poplar Street in Wentworth, […]
Today’s Reviews: Gwendy doing the right thing
The magic button box has caused devastation – and Gwendy has a task to perform We learn where the magic box may have affected our own lives and there’s no […]
A sequel to Cujo from King?
Stephen King’s new story Rattlesnakes will be, in part, a sequel to one of his early successes, the rabid dog tale Cujo. “I just wrote a long story called Rattlesnakes. […]
King’s Cat’s Eye comes to 4K
StudioCanal have confirmed that Stephen King’s classic suspense thriller Cat’s Eye will be vailable on Ultra HD™, Blu-Ray, DVD and Digital from 23rd May 2022, in the UK, with releases […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 