'The Mist' Cancelled As The Stephen King Adaptation Train Hits A Bump
The Mist cancelled by Spike TV, proving not all Stephen King adaptations are sure things. The adaptation of King's short story only eked out one season.
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Dissecting Three Of The Scariest Stephen King Movie Moments
With It hitting theaters this Friday, we look back at a few of the scariest Stephen King scenes and examine why they work so very well.
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'The Mist' Showrunner Christian Torpe On How This Stephen King Adaptation Is Like Ingmar Bergman's 'Jaws' [Interview]
To prepare for Spike TV's new series, we sat down with The Mist showrunner Christian Thorpe to discuss how he adapted Stephen King to the small screen.
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Explore 'Game Of Thrones' And 'The Mist' In Two New Featurettes
Spike and HBO have released a The Mist and Game of Thrones featurette, respectively, that take a closer look at the TV adaptations of Stephen King and GRRM.
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'The Mist' Trailer: Take A Nice, Quiet Stroll In The Mist
In SpikeTV's new adaptation of Stephen King's monster-heavy novella, The Mist, a grocery store isn't the only primary location. Watch the Mist trailer.
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Cool Stuff: Gallery 1988's Stephen King Art Show Is Bloody Marvelous
Check out some outstanding pieces from the Gallery 1988 Stephen King art show highlighting movies like The Dark Tower, It, Misery, The Mist and more.
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'The Mist' Trailer: Stephen King's Great Novella Heads To Television
The new The Mist trailer looks more like The Walking Dead than Frank Darabont's 2007 film, but that may very well be the point.
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'The Mist' Trailer: Stephen King's Novella Becomes A SpikeTV Series
Nearly a decade after Frank Darabont's terrific adaptation of The Mist came out, Stephen King's novella is being adapted by Spike. Watch The Mist trailer.
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Stephen King's 'The Mist' Gets 10-Episode Order From Spike TV [UPDATED]
Spike is currently working on the Mist TV series, which will bring the celebrated Stephen King story and well-liked movie to the small screen.
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Stephen King's 'The Mist' Inspires A New TV Series
A new effort to make The Mist TV series is in process, and the show sounds like it will complement the film, rather than remaking it.
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Weinsteins Working On 'Sin City' And 'The Mist' TV Shows
The new film Sin City: A Dame to Die For won't be the only project to transfer Frank Miller's stark noir tales from the comic page to the screen. In fact, that film may be swiftly followed by a new Sin City TV show. Harvey Weinstein, like many other producers, has started to see TV…
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2013 Hero Complex Film Festival Features Guillermo Del Toro, John Carpenter, Roland Emmerich And More
Los Angeles film fans, April and May is a great time to live in the City of Angels. One of the many reasons is the return of the Hero Complex Film Festival, which takes place from May 10-12 at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood. In previous years, stars such as Malcolm McDowell, Warren Beatty, Christopher…
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GALLERY: Mondo's Los Angeles Mystery Movie Series Recap Including Posters
There's something incredibly exciting about the phrase "anything is possible." Waiting for something that could be anything is an exercise for your imagination. That infinite possibility, coupled with wild speculation and prediction, is ninety percent of the fun of Mondo's Mystery Movies. Mondo, as you may know, is the ever-growing poster boutique associated with the…
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The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 114 - Grab Bag
The /Filmcast: After Dark is a recording of what happens right after The /Filmcast is over, when the kids have gone to bed and the guys feel free to speak whatever is on their minds. In other words, it’s the leftover and disorganized ramblings, mindfarts, and brain diarrhea from The /Filmcast, all in one convenient…
Read MoreVOTD: The 100 Greatest Movie Insults
Pajiba has edited another wonderful montage of movie clips, this time compiling the 100 greatest movie insults of all time in under 10 minutes. Watch the video now embedded after the jump. Films included in the montage: Roxanne, Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Gleaming the Cube, The Princess Bride, A Fish Called Wanda,…
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FightCast - Round 1: Hitman And The Mist
The life of a movie journalist isn't nearly as exciting as one might expect. I spend most nights traveling to and from screenings, and I often find myself on the phone with my good friend and fellow journalist Alex Billington, who runs FirstShowing. We usually have very different opinions on movies and have always joked…
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The Weinstein Co Announces They Now Control The Weather
I got the weirdest press release in my email today. It was from the publicity company that handles The Weinstein Co's releases stating that "Los Angeles was covered in a dense foggy mist last night," joking that it might be a "publicity stunt" for Stephen King's The Mist which hits theaters on Thanksgiving. So apparently…
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The Mist Movie Trailer #2
Dimension Films has released a second movie trailer for Frank Darabont's big screen adaptation of Stephen King's The Mist. One of our readers saw a test screening of the film last week. Here is what Sean said about the film: "It was pretty good, not as good as you would think. The story left a…
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Stephen King's The Mist Movie Trailer
At Comic-Con 2007, Frank Darabont premiered footage from his upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's The Mist, and everyone (including myself) was not impressed. Stephen King adaptations are tough. They can either be really good, or really bad (heck, with The Shining, they made one of each). Darabont definitely knows how to do it right. Find…
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Indiana Jones 4 Movie Trailer Due Thanksgiving 2007
George Lucas says Harrison Ford will play his age in the upcoming Indiana Jones 4: "He's not running in any of the movies," Lucas told USA Today. "He's either on a horse or driving a car or a motorcycle. And he'll play his age in this movie with what's appropriate. The chases are more suspenseful…
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