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Collider ranks the 10 most hopeless movie endings, with Threads at No. 1 — Static0.colliderimages.com

Collider ranks the 10 most hopeless movie endings, with Threads at No. 1

Collider published a ranked list on Feb. 1, 2026 by writer Jeremy Urquhart naming the 10 most hopeless movie endings of all time. The list’s lower half includes Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove (1964), which ends with a montage of nuclear devastation; Come and See (1985), whose final image

Collider ranks 10 horror movies that are unintentionally hilarious — Static0.colliderimages.com

Collider ranks 10 horror movies that are unintentionally hilarious

Collider published a ranking on Jan. 28, 2026 in which senior list writer Brad LaCour names the 10 worst horror movies that are unintentionally hilarious, arguing these films found longer lives by making audiences laugh rather than frighten. At the top of LaCour’s list is Plan 9 From Outer

Six Stephen King Stories That Still Deserve Big‑Screen Adaptations — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Six Stephen King Stories That Still Deserve Big‑Screen Adaptations

Movieweb says six Stephen King stories remain unmade as feature films and would benefit from fresh big‑screen adaptations. The list highlights The Langoliers, in which 10 passengers awaken on a red‑eye flight to find the world drained of life and threatened by creatures called the Langoliers; The Girl

Andy Muschietti says a supercut that joins the two It films is coming — Static0.colliderimages.com

Andy Muschietti says a supercut that joins the two It films is coming

Collider reports that Andy Muschietti and his sister and producing partner Barbara Muschietti said in a new Spanish-language interview that a supercut of their It films is in the works. The siblings said the project would bridge the 2017 and 2019 movies Muschietti directed. Andy Muschietti called it “[a] supercut

Andy Muschietti says an 'IT' supercut combining both films is in development — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Andy Muschietti says an 'IT' supercut combining both films is in development

Movieweb reports that director Andy Muschietti said a supercut that mashes together IT: Chapter One and Chapter Two—with added scenes and a possible different structure—is "something that's coming." The comments come in a Spanish-language interview, and the translated exchange published in the report includes

Chain Reactions documentary about The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is streaming on Shudder — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Chain Reactions documentary about The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is streaming on Shudder

Movieweb reports that Chain Reactions, a documentary by Alexandre O. Philippe about Tobe Hooper's 1974 film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, is now streaming on Shudder. Philippe, who previously made films about George Lucas, Psycho, Alien, the zombie subgenre and The Exorcist, takes an unconventional approach here by

Goodreads ranks Stephen King’s The Dark Tower books, placing book VII first — Static0.colliderimages.com

Goodreads ranks Stephen King’s The Dark Tower books, placing book VII first

Collider reports that Goodreads user ratings place the eight books of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series with The Dark Tower (book VII) at the top (4.29/5) and The Gunslinger (book I) at the bottom (3.91/5). The full ranking from the source lists Wizard and

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre to leave Netflix on February 18 — Static0.colliderimages.com

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre to leave Netflix on February 18

Collider reports that Tobe Hooper’s 1974 horror classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is scheduled to leave Netflix on February 18. The film, released October 11, 1974, runs 83 minutes and is often cited as the definitive original despite multiple sequels, remakes and reboots; the piece says the original

1987 film’s merged host-producer is The Running Man’s best change — Static0.polygonimages.com

1987 film’s merged host-producer is The Running Man’s best change

Polygon says the 2025 remake of The Running Man is more faithful to Stephen King’s 1982 novel and builds a fuller dystopian world, but the outlet argues the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger film made one change that improves on both the book and the new film. The original novel, published

Three overlooked films to watch on HBO Max: Misery, 65 and Blood Simple — Static0.polygonimages.com

Three overlooked films to watch on HBO Max: Misery, 65 and Blood Simple

Polygon reports that three lesser-seen films — Misery, 65 and Blood Simple — are currently available on HBO Max. The piece notes Sinners and One Battle After Another are also on the service and were two of the best movies from 2025. Misery, a Stephen King adaptation directed by Rob Reiner, centers

The Running Man Tops Paramount+ After January 13 Streaming Debut — Static0.moviewebimages.com

The Running Man Tops Paramount+ After January 13 Streaming Debut

MovieWeb reports that Edgar Wright's adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man is dominating Paramount+ after landing on the streamer on January 13, with audiences eager to see Glen Powell in the lead role. The film, directed by Wright and starring Powell alongside William H. Macy,

Stephen King’s most controversial books, ranked — Static0.colliderimages.com

Stephen King’s most controversial books, ranked

Collider has ranked eight Stephen King books it calls his most controversial, focusing on novels and a few novellas that have generated debate among readers. The roundup attributes controversy to graphic or upsetting content, divisive narrative choices, and topical commentary. Examples cited include Rage, written as by King’s Richard

Rebecca Ferguson’s Doctor Sleep Climbs Global VOD Charts Despite U.S. Absence — Static0.colliderimages.com

Rebecca Ferguson’s Doctor Sleep Climbs Global VOD Charts Despite U.S. Absence

According to Collider, Rebecca Ferguson’s 2019 Stephen King sequel Doctor Sleep is charting in VOD top 10 lists across several countries, including Mauritania and Brazil, even though the film is not currently streaming anywhere in America. Ferguson co-stars with Ewan McGregor in the Mike Flanagan–directed follow-up to The

The Midnight Club: Mike Flanagan's underrated Netflix horror series — Static0.moviewebimages.com

The Midnight Club: Mike Flanagan's underrated Netflix horror series

Movieweb argues Mike Flanagan's Netflix horror series The Midnight Club is underrated and one of his most meaningful projects for the streamer. The Midnight Club premiered on Netflix on Oct. 7th, 2022 and follows eight teenagers who are dying of illnesses and connect while living at Brightcliffe Manor

Stephen King's 1980s novels ranked, with The Tommyknockers at No. 16 — Static0.colliderimages.com

Stephen King's 1980s novels ranked, with The Tommyknockers at No. 16

Collider published a ranking of Stephen King’s 16 novels from the 1980s, placing The Tommyknockers at number 16. The piece notes King published 16 books that decade, including titles released under his Richard Bachman pseudonym and one co-written with Peter Straub, and that the list excludes novellas and short

The Green Mile returns to streaming, re-enters VOD top 10 internationally — Static0.colliderimages.com

The Green Mile returns to streaming, re-enters VOD top 10 internationally

Collider reports that The Green Mile, starring Tom Hanks, is streaming on Peacock in the U.S. and has re-entered the VOD top 10 in Germany and several other countries. The 1999 prison drama, written and directed by Frank Darabont and based on Stephen King's novel, follows a

Eight Stephen King Books Ranked by How Disappointing They Are — Static0.colliderimages.com

Eight Stephen King Books Ranked by How Disappointing They Are

Collider ranked the eight most disappointing Stephen King books, singling out novels that begin promisingly but lose momentum or close without satisfying answers. The list runs from 8 to 1: 8) The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon — too slight and stretched to novel length; 7) End of Watch — returns the

Mike Flanagan makes The Dark Tower TV adaptation his top priority — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Mike Flanagan makes The Dark Tower TV adaptation his top priority

Movieweb reports that The Haunting of Hill House creator Mike Flanagan is developing a TV show inspired by Stephen King’s The Dark Tower and has made the project his top priority. Flanagan, who recently adapted King’s The Life of Chuck and also delivered a new take on Carrie,