If anyone knows about crafting chills and thrills in a story, it's the King of Horror himself, Stephen King. And this week, the prolific author behind such terrifying classics as "Carrie," The Shining," "Cujo," "Misery" and more gave his own professional props to another popular horror title: the Netflix miniseries "The Fall of the House of Usher."
On Aug. 24, the legendary scribe took to X to wax poetic about the Mike Flanagan-created horror drama, posting: "I missed [the series] when it bowed due to hip surgery, but this is a case of delayed gratification. Scary, involving, with writing that's witty and moves the plot. There's a case to be made for Mike Flanagan being the Quentin Tarantino of horror."
