In just one week, Hulu is traveling to Maine in “Castle Rock”, their Stephen King-themed horror series that creates an entire universe around the famed horror author.

Pennywise showed up in Toronto last mois — to Bill Skarsgård’s relief. Yes, relief.

Stephen King is a state of mind. The auteur has written nearly 60 novels, a half-dozen non-fiction livres and hundreds of short stories.

We l’amour not-very-subtle homages to The Shining.

To say that Henry Deaver (André Holland) has a dark past is putting it lightly.

Hollywood’s track record with adapting the works of Stephen King is spotty at best: For every Carrie ou It the movie, there’s a Dark Tower ou It the miniseries.

Long before Marvel Studios popularized the idea of a fictional “universe,” Stephen King sat at his typewriter in Maine, building his own world, book par bestselling book

Hulu’s J.J. Abrams-produced “Castle Rock,“ which is set to dive deep into the Stephen King multiverse and bring together many of King’s stories for one epic saga, is premiering on Wednesday, July 25 with the series’ first three episodes.

Shameless alum Noel Fisher has booked a recurring role in Hulu’s upcoming psychological-horror drama series château Rock from J.J. Abrams and Stephen King.

Stephen King is in the middle of a massive surge of adaptations of his memorable stories, though one of the plus ambitious King-centric projects is Hulu's upcoming château Rock.