Shudder’s Creepshow is an anthology horror series, an update of the 1980s movies from the disturbed minds of Stephen King and George A Romero Each episode has two 22 minute stories of paranormal, horror or just right weird. Craig Engler, GM of Shudder had this to say about the series. “For us, Halloween starts now, …
IT all ends in IMAX IMAX’s new exclusive artwork for IT Chapter Two shows the truly haunting presence of Pennywise, who is creeping into IMAX cinemas on September 6. If they are bold enough to dare, IMAX cinemas are the ideal way for fans to experience the horror film of the year. The combination of IMAX immersive sound, the …
IDW Publishing is proud to announce the early 2020 launch of Sleeping Beauties, a captivating comic book series based on the bestselling novel by Stephen King and Owen King. Author Rio Youers (The Forgotten Girl) and artist Alison Sampson (Winnebago Graveyard) will adapt the rich narrative of Sleeping Beauties to a ten-issue limited series under …
Stephen King, the contemporary US master of horror? has a Rowlingesquely mammouth 960 page must buy novel coming out in November 2011. The subject? Time travel + Kennedy assasination. Hardly original, Doctor Who has covered this, even RED DWARF has covered this subject. So what will the King bring to the party? 900 pages of …
UK premiere series HAVEN, inspired by Stephen King?s The Colorado Kid, is set to launch in the UK in October ? making its debut on Syfy and Syfy HD. scifind.com has 2 exclusive video clips of HAVEN right now: [pro-player]https://scifind.com/video/HAVEN EP1 SCENE 1_Lg_50.flv[/pro-player] [pro-player]https://scifind.com/video/HAVEN EP1 SCENE 3_Lg_1.flv[/pro-player] Clips exclusive to scifind until 29th September 2010 …
Red Dwarf: 3 Easter Specials – they have ditched the improv / no props / no sets part. They can be seen easter 2009 on DAVE. Stephen Kings IT Warner is bringing Stephen King’s “It” to the big screen, hopefully Tim Curry will be considered for the role as Pennywise again. Cannot see anyone else …
I saw this the other day for the first time, picking it up at the bargain proce of under a tenner – for a new DVD that isnt bad these days. Seeing the name Stephen King and thought it would be worth checking out. I missed the Cinema release and I am very glad that …