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Stephen King is bringing all of our childhood fears to life in his latest supernatural horror thriller ‘The Boogeyman’.
Stephen King has written 64 published novels, many of which have been turned into iconic movies and series.
Stephen King has a way of making the mundane seem terrifying, and the latest film adaptation of his work is no exception.
In 1980, Jack Nicholson and some terrifying twins brought Stephen King’s novel to life. Over to Ewan McGregor to take it from there.
In case your childhood wasn’t sufficiently ruined by the 1990 horror classic, It, along came the 2017 remake. There’s now a sequel to wreak further psychological damage.
Stephen King said that ‘Pet Sematary’ is the only novel that genuinely scared him. The story follows a doctor and his family, who discovers a mysterious burial ground in the woods near their new home just outside of a small rural town.
Paramount have made a reboot of the Stephen King classic ‘Pet Sematary’, and it looks like it’s going to be even creepier than the original.
Steven Spielberg’s 1975 classic remains a popular film. If you ask Stephen King’s son, it might also hold the key to an unsolved murder.
Coulrophobia is the fear of clowns and one of the biggest influences of this condition among children and adults over the last four decades must be Stephen King’s It. Stephen King’s bestselling horror novel has been described as a landmark in American literature. Published in the ’80s and clocking in at over 1000 pages, the […]
Clowns hey, talk about watching your art form get hauled over the coals. Now, with the terrifying ‘It’ on the way, panic sets in.
In case you weren’t yet convinced that Stephen King’s clown monster was bringing the heat, we have one more trailer for you. This is the best / worst of the bunch.
Our first look at ‘It’ became the world’s most-watched trailer on day one, ever, and the second is a reminder that clowns will soon be haunting our dreams.
Thanks to Stephen King, there’s nothing quite as scary as a clown who has powers and feasts on local children. This promises to be frightening.
The author of Pet Cemetery and The Shining takes like a gentleman to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Strap on your nappies because Stephen King has written a sequel to the greatest horror novel ever written in the history of the universe.
Exactly one month ago we posted a story about someone in Northampton dressing up as Pennywise from Stephen King’s It. He was spotted prowling the grungy streets of Northampton at night, holding flowers or juggling balls. He has since become a global sensation, but opinion was mixed in the town. Some residents praised the man, but some called for his arrest. And, after a month of infamy – the clown has finally been nabbed.
Stephen King’s It has come to life in the small English town of Northampton. A man dressed in full clown attire has been spotted hanging out on street corners late at night, holding colourful flowers, balloons and juggling. Clowns are scary enough as it is in the day-time, but in the middle of night, waving at you from a street corner, they’re terrifying.
American horror maestro, Stephen King has announced he is writing a sequel to his 1977 classic chiller, “The Shining”. You might not remember the book, but you’ll certainly recall the 1980 film of the novel, directed by the late Stanley Kubrick, and starring a demented Jack Nicholson shoving his face through a hotel room door he just hacked apart with an axe. Man had some issues.