Among the most star-studded of King anthologies, Tales from the Darkside boasts appearances by Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore, Rae Dawn Chong, Christian Slater, and Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry. — K.P.

Stephen King’s works have long been the hottest properties in Hollywood, but adaptations of the horror titan’s books are usually limited to the big screen. Misery, The Shawshank Redemption, The Shining,

"The Haunting of Hill House" creator Mike Flanagan will adapt Stephen King's "Carrie" as a new series at Amazon.

Mike Flanagan will adapt the latest take on Stephen King's Carrie, which will be an eight-episode Prime Video series.

EXCLUSIVE: After scoring the big deal at the Toronto Film Festival with Neon for Audience Award winner The Life of Chuck, director Mike Flanagan and Stephen King are right back at it. The Dish hears their next collaboration will be Carrie,

Flanagan's Netflix horror miniseries—starting with 2018's The Haunting of Hill House—made him a fan favorite; he's hoping to find similar success in his new home at Amazon Prime Video.

While it seemed like Mike Flanagan was busy crafting with his version of "The Exorcist," he has now added a series adaptation of "Carrie" to his agenda. Learn all the details! While the horror genre consistently offers a great number of amazing productions and talented directors,

Now we bring you this news with a small pinch of salt (word of a Flanagan Carrie series was first shared via Deadline's grapevine column The Dish), but given Flanagan's existing A

Mike Flanagan is adding yet another Stephen King adaptation to his resume: he's set to work on a Prime Video series based on King's debut novel Carrie.