All Stephen King!

Stephen King is known for being the master of the horror genre. There is no possible doubt that he has written some books that would scare the heck out of you. Some of his stories would probably leave you with a kind of uncomfortable feeling, and some of us were not able to sleep for weeks because we were afraid of monsters hidden in the wardrobe and crazy dogs. But Stephen King has also written some books that would fall into the category of thriller, science fiction, and even young-adult adventures. A writer who does not only focus his production on one exclusive genre deserves unconditional love and worship, and that is exactly what we are doing in this post! So, let's have a look at some of these wonderful books because we are sure that at least one of them will catch your attention. We hope that you decide to give them an opportunity and discover the true King of literature. The Shining Genre: horror and mistery Enter the Overlook Hotel, one of the scariest ho

So you wanted some more books to read, right? In one of our last posts we talked about some of the best scary stories and thrillers of Stephen King. However, we know that you might not like those genres, so that's why we are posting here those books written by Stephen King which will probably surprise you! Are you ready to discover the other side of the King of Horror? Let's begin! The Dark Tower Genre: dark fantasy, science fiction, western If you still want to be able to sleep after reading a book, probably the Dark Tower is the best choice. The Dark Tower series is probably one of the best creations by Stephen King. It is also the longest of his works, with seven books in total (you'll need a lot of free time to read all the saga). It was inspired by Robert Browning's "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came". The main character, Roland Deschain, is the last descendant from a long line of "Gunslingers". He is on a quest to find the Dark Tower

Carrie (1976) Carrie is a horrifying look at supernatural powers, high school cruelty, and teen angst -- and it brings us one of the most memorable and disturbing prom scenes in history Rotten Tomatoes Brian De Palma's  Carrie  is an absolutely spel lbinding horror movie, with a shock at the end that's the best thing along those lines since the shark leaped aboard in Jaws Roger Ebert The Shining (1980) Though it deviates from Stephen King's novel, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is a chilling, often baroque journey into madness -- exemplified by an unforgettable turn from Jack Nicholson Rotten Tomatoes Stanley Kubrick's cold and frightening  The Shining  challenges us to decide: Who is the reliable observer? Whose idea of events can we trust? (...) The movie is not about ghosts but about madness and the energies it sets loose in an isolated situation primed to magnify them Roger Egbert Misery (1990)

Stephen King's literary production is so prolific it has been adapted to the big screen in multiple occasions. His horrific classics have been produced by grand directors like Tommy Lee Wallace, director of the 1990  It  miniseries, or Stanley Kubrick, director of 1980  The Shining . Some of his novels were granted with more than one adaptation. This is the case of  Carrie , a 1974 novel that has been taken adapted to film in 1976 by director Brian De Palma and in 2013 by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, and to Broadway in 1988. The coming years will be thrilling to the hordes of SK fans who populate our planet. In 2019, there will be a remake of the 1983 novel Pet Sematary , which was first adapted in 1989, and which presents a family who moves to a small neighbourhood, and who discovers an old pet cemetery, where legend says that pets who are buried there come back to life. Also, the 2017 box-office hit It will have a second chapter next year, where we will see the young kids a

Stephen King is a literary icon, a status he has achieved by defining a genre, writing brilliantly, and being prolific. In other words, he has not only written several genius novels (and short stories, novellas, essays, and works of criticism), but he has written a lot of them—50 novels to date, in fact, number 51 came up a few weeks ago. Loads of Stephen King's novels have been many times adapted for the screen and, indeed, when we say many times, we mean many times. There exist up to 70 film adaptations based on a novel by Stephen King from the earliest in 1976 to the latest released in March 2018. Here is our definitive top 4 list of the best Stephen King film adaptations,  click   here   to   watch out the trailers and the reviews to decide which one you see first! B elow   you have the Infographic summarising our choice. Then just take a stand, watch these thrilling films, and leave a comment telling us what is your favourite!

If you have already checked all the contents in our blog, and you feel a craving for more information, we have included here a list of useful web pages, blogs and sites you can use to satisfy your curiosity. If, by any chance, you happen to know some other sites or you have one yourself, please leave it in the comments section, for everyone to enjoy! So you want to know some more, huh? First, let's start with the official websites : -  Stephen King's official page , where you can check out his latest novels, his merchandise, etc. If you haven't ever visited this page, make sure you do! -  You can check the official website for his books (in the UK, Australia and New Zealand) -  His Facebook page , where he posts content on a daily basis. Great for staying updated on your favourite author! -  Stephen King's Twitter account is a MUST! King is a very active Twitter user, and some of his posts will crack you up! Also, he shares updates related to his works, fo