King’s screen adaptations notoriously run hot and cold, but the new TV adaptation of his 2019 novel The Institute definitely ...

Stephen King has written more than 60 books during his illustrious writing career and a significant portion of his stories have received Hollywood adaptations, ...

There wasn’t much noise around The Institute when it was first announced. No major campaign or dramatic teaser. It landed quietly, almost like it wasn’t trying too hard.

Stephen King shares his thoughts on adapting his books for screens, emphasizing the importance of staying true to his stories ...

The brand new series "The Institute" follows Luke Ellis—a 12-year-old genius who is kidnapped and awakens in The Institute, a ...

Adaptation of Stephen King's best-seller is set in a top-secret facility where kidnapped youngsters with psychic abilities are groomed, tested and tortured to develop their powers for the shadiest of ...

The Institute doesn’t make good use of its runtime or its source material, instead becoming yet another plodding Stephen King adaptation.

The Institute follows Luke Ellis (an excellent Joe Freeman, son of Martin), a teen genius with minor telekinetic abilities who is kidnapped.

Stephen King has a rule for anyone wanting to adapt one of his books for the big or small screen. It’s basically the Hippocratic oath for intellectual property — first, do no harm.

Right, let's be honest — your weekend plans probably involve pyjamas, questionable snack choices, and zero human interaction.And you know what? That's exactly how it should be.This week's been a ...

Stephen King’s ‘The Stand’ is going to be remade again, this time as a feature, with Doug Liman at the helm. Here’s why it shouldn’t see the light of ...