Stephen King: Book to Screen
Daisy Gazzard ponders on why Stephen King’s books are still perfect material for film adaptations.
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Nostalgic News: Misery was released 30 years ago
Rob Reiner’s brilliant reimagining of Stephen King’s notoriously graphic 1987 novel Misery was released 30 years ago!
Flashback Review: The Shining
Olivia Dellar looks back on the influential horror in honour of its 40-year anniversary.
This Month in Film: October 2019
Send in the clowns…Film Editor Joe picks out what must-see films you should be watching this month.
Review: It Chapter Two
Ebony Bolter reviews the second part of the Stephen King adaptation, starring James McAvoy and Jessica Chastain.
Watch: First teaser trailer for Doctor Sleep
The first trailer has been released for the adaptation of Stephen King’s sequel to The Shining.
Review: Pet Sematary
Culture Editor Ellis claws his way out from the dirt to review the new horror remake.
Closer to The Edge: Source vs. Adaptation
The book is always better than its adaptation, right? Our writers discuss.
Stranger Things: An Ode to the Eighties
Editorial Executive Sophie Jones examines the many inspirations underlying the hit Netflix series Stranger Things.
Entertainment in Hindsight: September 2017
Here are The Edge’s entertainment picks for September, featuring Taylor Swift, Wolf Alice and Mother!
Union Films announces Autumn season line-up
Union Films have released a poster of all the films they will be screening in the autumn term.
Milestones of Horror: Films That Changed The Horror Genre
Not for the faint hearted…
Review: It
You’ll float too… Writer Jordan reviews the highly anticipated adaptation of Stephen King’s famous novel.
Review: The Dark Tower
Lisa Veiber reviews Stephen King’s epic series made for the big screen.