Stephen King Domination Continues with In the Tall Grass

This is getting crazy, you guys. Pet Sematary, Tommyknockers, and The Long Walk are all headed toward production. Castle Rock dropped a new trailer last week and we are holding our collective breath until IT: Chapter 2 finally unleashes Pennywise yet again. Just when we think we couldn’t squeeze any more entertainment out of Stephen King’s brain, here comes another. THR is reporting that an adaptation of In the Tall Grass is on the way.

The Pet Sematary Filmmakers Are Planning to Scare Us to Death

Stephen King paints his stories with demons, monsters and ghosts of all varieties, but often his most frightening characters are often the morals. Pet Semetary has some terrifying supernatural elements, but the heart of the story is rooted in the terrible consequences of our desires. It is a real sucker punch of a novel and received a delightful film adaptation in 1989. The movie is a classic and a horror movie must, but lacked some bite in the fright factor.

The Long Walk Will Be the Next in a Long Line of Stephen King Adaptations

More! Stephen!! King!!! Obviously, Andy Muschetti’s It led the pack for this most recent King revival (pun intended), and now the floodgates have opened. Netflix subsequently released Gerald’s Game and 1922, Mr. Mercedes came to the small screen, The Dark Tower finally made it’s long awaited onscreen debut last year, Jason Clarke is set to star in a reboot of Pet Sematary, and James Wan earlier this week locked down a deal to produce Tommyknockers.

James Wan’s Tommyknockers Gets the Glowing Green Light from Universal

James Wan wants to remind everyone to never answer when the Tommyknockers are at the door. The Stephen King renaissance continues with the Aquaman director creating a fresh onscreen adaptation of King’s alien invasion novel. Deadline reports that Wan sealed a deal with Universal Studios to revisit the sci-fi classic.

Released in 1987, Tommyknockers explores a UFO that crash lands in a Maine town (of course).

IT Chapter 2 Receives an Official Release Date

One of the scariest elements of IT is knowing that Pennywise will be back in 27 years to feed on Derry’s children once again. Lucky for super fans of Stephen King’s novel, that means a sequel. Director Andy Muschietti easily secured an order for part 2 when he exploded box office records becoming the highest-grossing R-rated horror movie of all time. Filming the story’s conclusion was no brainer and now Warner Bros. has announced that the Losers’ Club will go to battle with Pennywise again on September 6,