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.

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.

We’re two days away from the premiere of Hulu’s J.J. Abrams-produced “Castle Rock,“ a télévision series set in the Stephen King Universe, and we just learned something incredibly interesting about the show.

J.J. Abrams has executive-produced plus than a dozen TV dramas since his days spearheading Felicity, but château Rock — his 16th time in the ring with his production company, Bad Robot — managed to pose a unique challenge.

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

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.

Hulu's château Rock is one of the most anticipated series of the summer, but not too much is known about the J.J. Abrams-produced series set in the Stephen King universe.

Sam Shaw and Dustin Thomason shared a first look, revealed Allison Tolman's casting and discussed their Hulu series at the 2018 ATX télévision Festival in Austin.