Twenty-Five Years Later, THE REGULATORS Remains Stephen King’s Most Adaptable, Unadapted Novel
The novel, written by King, under his pseudonym, Richard Bachman and the Sam Peckinpah adaptation that never was.
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Get Into Billy’s Head With BLACK CHRISTMAS Novel
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Exclusive: AMERICAN PSYCHO Joins The Folio Society With First Ever Illustrated Edition
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Frendo Goes To Hollywood In CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD 4
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Exclusive: CREEPSHOW Haunts A New Medium With 13 TALES OF TERROR Short Story Collection
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Read An Exclusive Excerpt From YOU’VE GOT RED ON YOU: HOW SHAUN OF THE DEAD WAS BROUGHT TO LIFE
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New Book Alert! HOW TO SURVIVE A HUMAN ATTACK
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Exclusive: Tananarive Due Interviews MY HEART IS A CHAINSAW Author Stephen Graham Jones
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Read An Exclusive Excerpt from Chuck Wendig’s THE BOOK OF ACCIDENTS
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A Proliferation of Shark Fiction: From JAWS to MEGALODON IN PARADISE And Beyond
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Bookshelf Alert! Alyse Wax and Rebekah McKendry Ph.D. Release CREEPY BITCHES: ESSAYS ON HORROR FROM WOMEN IN HORROR
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Valancourt Books Gives A New Bite To Neglected Horror Classics
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