Will the Stephen King effect help 'Doctor Sleep' at box office?
The prom, clowns, a picturesque hotel in Colorado. These things don't really convey a lot of dread for moviegoers — unless they're in the hands of Stephen King.
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The prom, clowns, a picturesque hotel in Colorado. These things don't really convey a lot of dread for moviegoers — unless they're in the hands of Stephen King.
Much like his character It, Stephen King fever has roared back to life after a period of dormancy. But as remakes of the author's most popular works flood theaters and streaming services, it's increasingly difficult to discern casual viewers from devotees.
It's scary how excited people are for "It Two."
If you thought your therapy bills were high, meet Danny Torrance.
There will be plenty of Suntory Whisky at today's party!
As is so often the case with Stephen King adaptations, "Castle Rock" -- an original Hulu series, stitched together from the author's multi-verse -- looks better on paper. Name-checking and drawing inspiration from various King works, the J.J. Abrams-produced show boasts a gaudy cast (some with King connections), but proves enamored with atmosphere while failing to scare up a compelling story.