The other-other-OTHER Stephen King anthology is an odd mix of sinister and sweet.

The stuff of nightmares delighted and scarred generations for years to come.

In defense of the other Carrie adaptations (yes, plural)…

Tobe Hooper and Stephen King team up for vampires in the U.S.A….but is it any good?

George Romero’s adaptation wonders, between our outer and inner selves…which is our true face?

What happens when a poser meets the real deal? Sometimes dead is better…

The black and white version of Frank Darabont’s other OTHER Stephen King adaptation adds stark depth and drama to an already excellent film.

Tobe Hooper’s other Stephen King adaptation is a fascinating monstrosity.

The OTHER vampire film from Stephen King soars on the performance of star Miguel Ferrer.

Unexplained horrors, taut writing, great performances, and more make for a compelling and terrifying film.

Stephen King’s meditation on mind palaces, childhood friends, and alien butt worms.

A tale of a broken boy and a broken car fixing each other into horrible monsters.

Some critical changes to the source material and 1989 adaptation infuse the cautionary tale with greater horror.

How the film’s examination of justice, corruption, and morals make it worth a revisit.

The power of nostalgia compels bad behavior in this prescient Stephen King adaptation.

Looking at the secret final girl at the heart of Mike Flanagan's intense horror film.

Mike Flanagan’s adaptation is a profound meditation on the power of death and legacy.

For those about to drive—we salute you!

MISERY’s antagonist does horrible things, but perhaps we relate to her more than we care to admit.