The Latest Breaking News from Mike Flanagan

The Haunting of Hill House creator Mike Flanagan calls his new TV adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie "one of my favorite projects ever" as filming wraps

Mike Flanagan is setting expectations high for his new Carrie TV show

Total Film · Oct 27, 2025

Mike Flanagan’s Carrie TV Show Has Wrapped. See How He Celebrated

This is a perfectly fitting way to mark the occasion.

Cinemablend · Oct 25, 2025

5 best Stephen King movies of all time, ranked — and where to stream them

Looking to revisit your favorite Stephen King adaptations this Halloween? Here are our top five picks and where to stream them.

Tom’s Guide · Oct 25, 2025

Carrie TV show director teases Mike Flanagan's "fantastic script" as she wraps on episode 4: "What a joy to get to play in the world of Stephen King"

Axelle Carolyn confirms that filming on Carrie episode 4 has wrapped

Total Film · Sep 25, 2025

A New Stephen King Movie Is In The Works Based On A Recent Novella, And I Think It Has The Chance To Be A Super Creepy Treat

The latest adaptation from If It Bleeds.

Cinemablend · Sep 24, 2025

Clayface: release date, trailer, cast, plot, and everything else we know about the DC comic book horror movie

Clayface is the next DC Studios movie that's been moulded for the big screen — here's what we know about it so far.

TechRadar · Sep 20, 2025

After The Long Walk, There Are 5 Other ‘Unadaptable’ Stephen King Stories That I Want To Become Movies

The curse is broken... so what's next?

Cinemablend · Sep 18, 2025

The Long Walk is the B-movie of the year – and a reminder of Stephen King’s crude roots

INSIDE FILM: Too many King adaptations have been cautious, fastidiously reverent affairs, which is why it’s so gratifying to find one that has been allowed some breathing room – and space to be a little lurid, writes Xan Brooks

The Independent UK · Sep 15, 2025

The Long Walk proves yet again why Stephen King’s stories are perfect for the big screen

Carrie, published in 1974 and adapted by screenwriter Lawrence Cohen for Brian De Palma’s 1976 film, is generally cited as Stephen King’s first novel.

The Conversation · Sep 11, 2025

Another Joker Reference Popped Up In A Clayface Set Photo, And Now I’m Even More Confused About The DCU’s Clown Prince Of Crime

This is just strange.

Cinemablend · Sep 10, 2025