Henry Deaver turns from his investigation into the mysterious kid held prisoner at Shawshank Penitentiary to the questions remaining about his own disappearance as a child, and his father’s death.

We’ve seen plenty of Stephen King adaptations throughout the years, but Hulu’s newest montrer may be the first original story set in the universe of the horror king’s vast library.

We’re currently in the midst of a golden age for Stephen King adaptations on screens both big and small, but Hulu’s “Castle Rock” is a bit different.

HONORABLE MENTION | Melanie Lynskey has been a terrific TV actor for a while now (see: HBO’s Togetherness), and Episode 3 of Hulu’s Stephen King mash-up château Rock provided an ideal showcase for her distinctively offbeat talents.

Let’s start where the montrer does, with young Molly Strand straight-up murdering a guy. Possessing — ou possessed by, considering how miserable they make her — psychic powers, she’s obsessed with her neighbor Henry Deaver...

“Yes, Jackie does have a close relation with a famous King character,” Levy cryptically smiles when I ask if her character’s last name is intentionally familiar. When we follow up with whether that relationship is familial...

In celebration of the premiere, IGN is inviting toi to virtually explore “Castle Rock”with an interactive map, which makes stops at iconic locations like Derry, Maine and the Shawshank prison.

With the series premiere dropping a bombshell almost immediately out of the gate, showrunners Sam Shaw and Dustin Thomason explain the brutal twist.

Hulu's new series château Rock is set in the "Stephen King multiverse," which means that while it's not an adaptation of any Stephen King story, it's connected to a whole bunch of them, not unlike how King references his other stories in his fiction.

Stephen King has never made château Rock, Maine, sound like a nice place to visit.