This Sewer In Bangor Inspired Stephen King’s ‘IT’
Everyone from Bangor knows the corner of Jackson & Union Street well!
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Husson, NESCom Create Short Film Based On Stephen King Story
The students at the New England School of Communications in Bangor have taken on a challenge that any aspiring filmmaker would consider sacred, especially coming from a school located in the Master of Horrors hometown.
Is Maine Real? Social Media Hilariously Isn't Sure
Is Maine real? Am I real? ARE ANY OF US REAL?!
Stephen King Feels ‘Terrible’ After Visiting a Movie Theater
The horror author was worried by what he saw.
Stephen King’s ‘The Stand’ Sets Premiere Date on CBS All Access
Oh good, a miniseries about a killer virus!
Wicked Cool Tree Sculpture In Stephen King’s Yard Is All Done
Stephen King shared photos of the finished project on Twitter over the weekend. This is pretty marvelous.
‘The Shining’ Is Getting a TV Series From Bad Robot and HBO Max
Who’s checking in to ‘Overlook’?
Maine Man Carves A Magical Menagerie On Stephen King’s Lawn
Quick… Can you name the movies?
Stephen King’s Son Joe Is The Creator Behind The Newest Netflix Hit ‘Locke & Key’
Going by the name Joe Hill, Stephen King's son has made his mark in literature as well as Netflix, with his new show Locke & Key
Someone Spent the Weekend In Front Of Stephen King’s House Dressed As Pennywise the Clown
Passersby were fascinated by someone who dressed up as Pennywise from It and danced in front of Stephen King's home in Maine
Watch 13 Scary Stephen King Movies, Get Paid $1300
Yup. US Dish is looking for someone who doesn't mind getting the ---- scared out of them.
Bill Hader on ‘It Chapter Two’ and the Horror of Deepfakes
Our interview with the star of the new horror film (and the unwitting star of the scariest videos on the internet).
IT: Chapter Two Was Inspired By a Real 1984 Murder in Bangor
A storyline inspired by real events from the original "IT" book is finally going to be on the big screen.
Of Course This Tweet From Stephen King Will Give You Nightmares
Stephen King, in 42 words, proves once again he is the master of horror.