TrailerHorror
Stephen King and Joe Hill seed some horror for Netflix in, ‘In The Tall Grass’ (trailer).
Here’s the scary ‘ol movie for Netflix’s adaption of the Stephen King and Joe Hill short, In The Tall Grass. Looking at it,…
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Stephen King writes horror and other fiction, including Doctor Sleep. His stories have also inspired films and television adaptations.
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September 2019
ReviewHorror
IT (2017) (DVD film review).
I never saw the Tim Curry TV version of ‘IT’ but with a book on the production of both the current films, I…
TrailerHorror
Doctor Sleep (horror movie trailer).
Horror film Doctor Sleep follows the story of Danny Torrance forty years after his terrifying stay at the Overlook Hotel in The Shining…
June 2019
TrailerHorror
Doctor Sleep (Stephen King horror movie: trailer).
The film Doctor Sleep continues the story of Danny Torrance, forty years after his terrifying stay at the Overlook Hotel in The Shining.…
September 2017
NewsHorror
It (film review by Frank Ochieng)
Something certainly rings true in the horror thriller ‘It’ that capitalises on that common known fear that clowns are creepy annoyances to those that…
May 2017
TrailerFantasy
Dark Tower movie (first trailer).
Here’s the first trailer for this year’s The Dark Tower movie, directed by Nikolaj Arcel, and, of course, based on the Stephen King…
November 2013
ReviewHorror
Carrie (film review) by Frank Ochieng.
It is certainly asking a lot to buy into the shoddy remake of Brian De Palma’s 1976 macabre masterpiece ‘Carrie’ but there is…
April 2013
ReviewHorror
Room 237 (film review) (Frank’s Take).
Filmmaker Rodney Ascher’s amusingly off-kilter, observant and contemplative documentary ‘Room 237′ certainly proves that wild imaginations, sophisticated forethought, crafted misinterpretations and selective conspiracy…
October 2012
TrailerHorror
Carrie (2013) trailer.
If this was a British movie, at least we could call it Carrie on Screaming. Or bleeding. Or something. Scary stuff. Hopefully for…