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CinemaBlend With its sixth episode, The Stand has delivered its most climactic episode yet – a roaring boil following the simmer that was everything building up to it. We finally got our introduction to Ezra Miller as The Trashcan Man, Mother Abigail goes on her pilgrimage, the Boulder Free Zone spy plan completely falls apart, and it all ends with a big bang. “The Vigil” is the most exciting chapter that’s aired thus far – and while most of the action is taken directly from the pages of Stephen King’s book, there are some notable and interesting changes that ha...

In last week's episode of The Stand, 'Fear and Loathing in New Vegas', viewers finally head into Randall Flagg's take on Sin City, getting to see how the other half lives in the Dark Man's stronghold far from Mother Abagail's Boulder Free Zone. But for fans of Stephen King's book, this take on [...]

The Stand: Amber Heard Explains Why Alexander Skarsgard is 'the Best Devil Ever" In The Stand, author Stephen King tells what is ultimately a story of good versus evil set against the post-apocalyptic backdrop of a world decimated by a horrifying super flu known as Captain Trips and when it comes to the "evil" side of that battle, that's led by the chilling Randall Flagg. Called the Dark Man or the Man in Black or even the Walkin' Dude by different characters, he tries to lure survivors to his faction in New Vegas through dark dreams. It's a character that has a seductive quality, one that i...

Santa Monica's revered Highways Performance Space presents Film Maudit 2.0, a truly unusual selection of feature, short and experimental films, some that blend performance and cinema, and others with decidedly queer themes. Named after gay art film director/artist Jean Cocteau's term for his 1949 festival of "Cursed Films," the second annual festival spans a wide range of narrative styles and streams January 12-24. The festival is free with registration. With 125 works of cinema from 25 countries including films rarely —if ever— seen in festivals, the selected works address sociopolitical...

Channel24's International News Editor, Bashiera Parker recently spoke to James Marsden in a roundtable interview about his role in The Stand.