Tag Archives: Stephen King

'11.22.63' is an intriguing story with a lot of talented people behind it, but is uneven in its execution.

Good performances and a solid production help to compensate for the show's rather weak score.

Salt Lake Comic-Con is officially the third biggest Con after San Diego and New York.

A daring sequel to one of King's best-known novels follows young Danny Torrance into adulthood.

King’s latest debuts as a Hard Case Crime trade pulp.

Horror as a genre has finally made a mark on the television landscape.

My wishes, hopes and dreams for the coming year in television: a commentary.

I regret seeing many horror movies when they first came out. This isn't one of them.

King is in top form in this anthology, featuring short stories he wrote in the late '60s, early '70s.

Has Stephen King run out of new ideas with a sequel to The Shining?