Stephen King’s stories have been adapted for television since the 1970s, but they’ve gained significant critical praise recently thanks to streaming and cable channels. With new adaptations coming from creators like Mike Flanagan (known for his work on ‘Carrie’), King’s tales continue to resonate with audiences after fifty years. Here’s a ranking of the best Stephen King TV series, ordered from most to least frightening.
Ever since the idea of recasting Voldemort, Cillian Murphy has been a popular fan choice – and for good reason, many believe he’d be ideal for the role. Recent comments from Ralph Fiennes seemed to hint that Murphy might actually be taking on the part. Now, Murphy has finally responded to the speculation in an interview with The Times, stating:
We only see Holmes briefly with bruises and in prison clothes, but this image has been heavily featured in the show’s advertising, indicating Prime Video’s primary way of promoting the series.
The first Scary Movie came out in 2000 and was a huge success, earning much more money than the original Scream film. A total of five Scary Movie films were made. Keenan Ivory Wayans directed the first two, David Zucker directed the next two, and Malcolm D. Lee directed the final installment in 2013, which was written by Zucker and Pat Proft.
In the first episode of Marshals (formerly Y: Marshals), Luke Grimes’ character, Kayce Dutton, is shown visiting his wife Monica Dutton’s grave, revealing she has passed away. Kelsey Asbille plays Monica.
The singer of “I Am Not Okay” shared that he broke several bones in an ATV accident that happened before the 2026 Grammys.
The delay happened because Nacon, the company behind the game, has declared bankruptcy and is starting the process of restructuring its finances in court.
While there are a few games that could be shown, I’m predicting we’ll see Mina the Hollower. It was originally planned for release after 2025, but is now expected this spring, making a release date announcement at the showcase likely. A surprise release would be amazing, but even just a date would be great.
In South Korea, the 512 GB version will cost ₩898,000, while the 1 TB version will be ₩1,048,000. In Taiwan, prices are going up to NT$18,980 for the 512 GB model and NT$22,480 for the 1 TB version. Hong Kong, however, will not see any price increases at this time.
It’s been 26 years since the first Scary Movie cleverly took the crown from Scream and became a hit by hilariously poking fun at slasher films (and just about everything else). Now, Ghostface is back to haunt the original cast – Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, and Regina Hall – along with some new faces. The new movie promises to leave no topic untouched, as the Wayans family aims to satirize “cancel culture.” Check out the trailer here: