Every time a new Stephen King novel hits shelves, I get excited. I just can’t help it. I’m a fan. And while I don’t think everything King writes is a classic, I can tell you that, for me, The Outsider is one of his most gripping page-turners.
Swamp Thing series, Blumhouse on TV, Aja meets Raimi + more, all on this installment of The Week in Horror.
Hulu has just released a new trailer for ‘Castle Rock’ as well as a premiere date. What do you think of this new trailer?
Hello, freaks and fiends! This week in horror we get you smelling good in preparation for a couple of big releases. Plus, there’s some Henry Rollins related news! The essence … Continue reading The Week In Horror: BPAL, ‘Robot Ninja’ Returns, ‘(S)He Never Died’ + More
This week, we’ve got ‘True Detective’ updates, casting news that isn’t casting news, something brewing in the sewers, flesh-munching at Netflix, and more Stephen King.
Castle Rock, the upcoming Hulu series based on the semi-fictional world from Stephen King’s fiction, has a new teaser trailer.
Nic Cage, Stephen King, and Josh Boone are all on the list for The Week In Horror.
Thursday night, in front of 1,100 excited and devoted fans gathered in Toronto’s Koerner Hall, Stephen King and his son Owen King read from their new collaboration, Sleeping Beauties. Published … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Stephen King and Owen King live in Toronto recap
To celebrate Stephen King’s 70th birthday, the writers of Biff Bam Pop! have banded together to share our favourite books from King’s catalogue, and say thank you to the man for all the nightmares.
Without It, we wouldn’t have Stranger Things, but without Stranger Things we wouldn’t have It – at least not quite the version of the film that hits theatres today. The Duffer Brothers, creators of Stranger Things, have … Continue reading Untold Horror’s Dave Alexander on ‘It’, ‘Stranger Things’ and the Endless ’80s
Will an adaptation of a cult favourite series from one of the most popular writers on the planet be able to stave off fan skepticism and critical blows to debut at the top of the box office? Here’s our prediction:
For me the release of The Dark Tower as a major motion picture is a countdown. I’m on the clock, literally, as I want to finish the book series before … Continue reading My Mission to The Dark Tower
