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Why it’s so Hard to Make a Good Horror Miniseries

Out of every format in horror, the miniseries is among the most forgotten. Yes, there are some that are remembered as classics. Titles like It and The Stand. Stephen King has dominated the horror...

Mortal

Mortal is an innovative mythology story that steps on its own feet [Review]

Mortal follows Eric Bergland (Nat Wolff, The Stand, Paper Towns) an American lost in the Norwegian woods after a tragic incident. Following a strange encounter with a couple of pesky teenagers, where ...

Pet Sematary Stephen King collection

The Stephen King 5-Movie Collection is a Great Deal if You Don’t Already Own the Films on Blu-ray [Review]

Paramount’s Stephen King 5-Movie Collection is now available on Blu-ray, and it contains a pretty great lineup. If you’re a King fan and you don’t already own the original Pet Sema...

The Stand

The Stand is a Stunning Restoration of the Most Ambitious Stephen King Adaptation Ever [Blu-Ray Review]

There were several attempts to bring The Stand to the big screen before Mick Garris’ seminal miniseries, but the story (at over 1,000 pages) just proved too big for a feature film, even with th...

The Stand 1994

Script to Pieces: George Romero’s The Stand

Welcome to Script to Pieces, a recurring feature at Wicked Horror where we look at the best, most interesting and at times most unbelievable horror movies that never happened. Sometimes...

matthew macconaughey to play a role in stephen kings the stand.

McCounaughey Set To Take A Stand For King’s Hit Novel

The Fault in Our Stars director Josh Boone will be adapting Stephen King’s apocalyptic masterpiece novel The Stand with not one, but a four-part epic feature. In August there were rumors that M...

Phantasm 3: The Lord of the Dead directed by Don Coscarelli.

Top Ten Horror Movies Of 1994

[soliloquy id=”10838″] Twenty years ago, the genre was in a very different place than it is now. There were a lot less horror movies being made. The independent video market was just findi...