After the success of It, Stephen King temporarily shifted gears from writing horror books in favor of tackling other genres. Here's why he did that.

Stephen King is a master of horror, writing 'The Shining' adapted into a film by Stanley Kubrick starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall and Scatman

The Peacock original series Teacup recently received some high praise from Stephen King, who complimented the series before its October release, comparing it to Lost and From. Screen Rant reports that one cast member,

A new, Stephen King-approved horror show is perfect to watch alongside From season 3, with both series sporting plenty of similarities.

Stephen King remains unparalleled in his horror storytelling abilities. He's got a new tale out each year, sometimes even twice in

The king of horror himself scared of a movie? Talk about a compliment to the director, actors, producers, and everyone involved. This is the master himself who has terrorized millions of people with 50 years of nightmare-induced novels-turned-movies like Carrie,