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Entire libraries could be filled with books that tip a hat to Duluth and the Northland.

Stephen King pitched a Predator vs. Children of the Corn movie, and it got our imaginations whirling...

Our critic takes in two puppet-driven musicals in Manhattan. But with the Omicron variant on the rise, maybe kid-friendly theater is best consumed at home right now.

This article CONTAINS SPOILERS for the Netflix Series, Midnight Mass and the Stephen King novel, 'Salems LotWhen you're an artist,…

The Stand and Pet Sematary. There is something Ive noticed in all that time as a Constant Reader of the Master of Horrors many, many works. Stephen King books are weird. Its something thats perhaps lost in the overall public consciousness when discussing Kings work, in part because he is so associated with popular culture and mass media at this point that its hard to detach any element of his work from "mainstream" fiction, whatever that means. But when I talk to other Constant Readers, whethe...

CinemaBlend CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. Stephen King is not only one of the most prolific and popular authors of the last 50 years, but also someone who is never shy about letting his opinions be known about pop culture. Its something that he has been doing for decades, as his pull quotes are featured on a wide variety of movies, books, and more, and in recent years it has been one...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard If you were to ask a room full of 20 Stephen King fans what their favorite TV project from the author is, theres a chance that you could 20 different answers. The Master of Horrors works have been seen as terrific fodder for the small screen ever since Tobe Hoopers Salems Lot first aired in late 1979, and its a legacy that includes fantastic titles like Tommy Lee Wallaces IT from 1990, Mick Garris The Stand from 1994, and Bridget Carpenters 11.22.63 from 2016. E...