Henry Thomas has more Stephen King adaptation credits than any actor, and we discussed all of them with him in a recent interview.

Henry Thomas discusses his special experience playing Jack Torrance in Mike Flanagan's Doctor Sleep.

It's Mike Flanagan's dream to make an adaptation of The Dark Tower, and Hollywood needs to let him achieve it.

It's no Marvel movie, that's for sure.

A jaw-dropping picture.

A jaw-dropping picture.

Many, many writers and filmmakers have attempted to adapt Stephen King’s epic tome The Dark Tower, but so far none have succeeded. If there’s any writer/director who could succeed at such an adaptation, however, Mike Flanagan has to be at the top of the list. The horror filmmaker has made two King adaptations thus far, each wildly successful according to King fans – the contained thriller Gerald’s Game and the Shining sequel Doctor Sleep. And now, in a new interview, Flanagan says he’d love to take a crack at The Dark Tower. Speaking with fellow filmmaker …

Talk about an attention to detail.

Thirty extra minutes that make the Stephen King adaptation even better.

You know the scene. Here's how they pulled it off.

So many amazing behind-the-scenes stories.

You know the one...

Please, Movie Gods. We need this.

And you know what? Stephen King was right.

People are finally waking up and realizing how awesome Doctor Sleep is.

Mike Flanagan is staying firmly aboard the Stephen King train. After directing well-reviewed adaptations of King’s novels Gerald’s Game and The Shining sequel Doctor Sleep, the Haunting of Hill House creator has been tapped to turn the author’s 2014 Lovecraftian horror novel Revival into a film for Warner Bros., THR reports. Flanagan and Doctor Sleep producer Trevor Macy will produce the project, with Flanagan having the option to direct. It’s unclear if he will, but as a rising star in horror, his plate is quickly filling up. In addition to writing and directing the Hill …

Looks like the band's back together again... again.

The Shining and Doctor Sleep feature bartender characters that call themselves Lloyd, but was there ever a real Lloyd the bartender at the Overlook?

We break down the key differences between the theatrical cut of Doctor Sleep and Mike Flanagan's newly released director's cut.

Jack Torrance made a memorable surprise return in the theatrical cut of Doctor Sleep, but he actually gets more to do in the director's cut.