Stephen King

Last night's viral tweet sparked a massive conversation about the most shocking movie endings of all time.

Some of the biggest horror films ever made started out as Stephen King novels.

"Money talks and the environment walks," the horror novelist wrote as an official noted the leaking waste "would be less conducive to life on land and...life in the sea."

"Beautiful Things" will be released on April 6, and chronicles the president's son's struggles with addiction.

"The Stand" is an all-star cast miniseries based on the Stephen King novel, with characters being played by James Marsden, Alexander Skarsgard and Whoopi Goldberg.

"The Stand," the beloved post-apocalyptic novel by Stephen King, is getting the miniseries treatment, with episodes airing from December 17 on CBS All Access.

"Proud Boys, stand back and stand by," the president said during the debate on Tuesday night. "But I'll tell you what, somebody's gotta do something about Antifa and the left. This is not a right-wing problem. This is a left-wing problem."

Substantially revised since its original 1978 publication, King's sprawling post-apocalyptic fantasy novel "The Stand" is getting a new TV adaptation and with it, a new ending.

After being pressed by a fan on where he stood on transgender issues, Stephen King replied: "Trans women are women."

"The Steve King from Maine is a writer. The Steve King from Iowa is an idiot," he told "Newsweek"

The author chose "The Godfather" as his pick for the best gangster film of all time, but asked Twitter to fill out most of the genre's top 10.

If watching the same shows and playing the same video games is starting to get old during our coronavirus pandemic isolation, then it may finally be time to pick up that really long book you've been meaning to read.

'The Outsider' ending on HBO saw Ralph and Holly take on El Cuco and the Terry Maitland case finally closed.

"The Outsider" finale on HBO seemed to show Ralph and Holly defeat El Cuco for good...but a detail fans have noticed in the mid-credits might suggest the battle isn't over yet.

"Hey hey, ho ho, Susan Collins has to go," the best-selling author tweeted.

The show has made some big changes from King's novel, including changing some characters, plot detail and introducing a death to the plot.

In 'Doctor Sleep' and 'Gerald's Game' director Mike Flanagan drew connections to Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower,' and larger shared universe. With his new Netflix series, he's finally creating a shared universe of his own.

"Doctor Sleep" is the sequel to both the Stanley Kubrick film and Stephen King book of "The Shining," and features plenty of references to the horror classic.

"Castle Rock" Season 2 features an entirely new cast, with Lizzy Caplan, Tim Robbins and Paul Sparks taking over from Andre Holland, Melanie Lynskey and Bill Skarsgard.

Stephen King and his wife Tabitha King's Victorian mansion in Bangor, Maine will become the home of his archives and a writers' retreat.

Famous people afraid of the number 13 include Stephen King, FDR, Mark Twain and Napoleon.

Stephen King's 1978 novel "The Stand" will be turned into a 10 episode miniseries streaming on CBS All Access.

Renee Jensen called police but says they were too scared to touch the doll, a Funko version of the murderous clown from Stephen King's "It."

King claimed that Trump "doesn't read."

"Split that 5 billion between at-risk children who don't have lunches and vets who can't get proper medical and psychological treatment," the horror author said.

"Times change, eh?" the American author said.

The author Stephen King, whose books include "It" and "The Shining," attacked President Donald Trump on Twitter.

Author Stephen King said he had "personal reasons" for wanting Iowans to vote Rep. Steve King out of office.

Jeff Buhler's new "Pet Sematary" aims for psychological torment over the "borderline campy" tendencies of the original.

King called out the president's treatment of Attorney General Jeff Sessions—using a "Lethal Weapon 2" quote.