Stephen King was so unhappy about this malinged 1992 horror sequel being produced that he took his name off and vowed to never watch it.

From timeless classics to embarrassing failures, films based on Stephen King's work has varied widely in quality. But which of his films ranks supreme? Few authors are as prolific or as popular as Stephen King.

Stephen King has written hundreds of novels, but two of his most under-appreciated books have left one reader in tears - and they're not the ones you'd expect

The apocalypse has finally come to Dauphin Street, courtesy of Stephen King and Mike Flanagan. As “The Life of Chuck” hits screens in theaters across the country, we finally get the answer to a burning question: Considering that Flanagan filmed his adaptation in Mobile and Baldwin counties,

Stephen King’s books are some of Hollywood’s most reliable sources of material to turn into movies and TV shows, and 2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years for adaptations of his work to date.

When you think of Stephen King, I can almost guarantee you won't think about these books, but they stayed with me long after the pages of the novel were closed

Mike Flanagan's remake of Stephen King's Carrie features plenty of returning Flanaverse actors, including one he last worked with in a 2014 film.

Following their breakthrough horror series From, MGM+ has unveiled the first trailer for The Institute, the upcoming Stephen King adaptation.

ReadIt: Stephen King's Never Flinch trades jump scares for slow-burn suspense, weaving complex characters and intersecting plots into a chilling climax that rewards patient readers.