From "Mystic River" to "Dementia 13," horror's foremost living literary icon is also an outspoken cinephile. These are the movies he likes, including adaptations of King classics "Stand by Me" and "The Shawshank Redemption."

Seven Days of Scream Queen: Disabled women are too often absent on screens both large and small, but when they do appear in the horror space, from "Pet Sematary" to "Hush," they're too often treated as their own kind of terror.

Her starring role in "Pet Sematary" is just one small way the actress-filmmaker is expanding her profile in film and television.

The author suggested a final moment that would change the fate of one of the main characters.

While "Shazam" soars for Warner Bros., Disney watches its elephant fall to earth and the box office struggles to keep pace.

The latest film adaptation changes one crucial detail, leaving diehard fans up in arms.

Co-directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer improve on the 1989 film in some regards, but still come up short in the end.

There's no reason for Stephen King fans to cry foul, as the directors make a strong case for a big "Pet Sematary" change.

John Lithgow, Jason Clarke, and Amy Seimetz star in Paramount Pictures' remake of Mary Lambert's 1983 classic.

The March festival has also unveiled its slate of Festival Favorites, along with additions to its already-robust lineup of features.

John Lithgow and Amy Seimetz co-star in the second movie adaptation of King's novel.

John Lithgow will be joining them.