While we wait for Mike Flanagan's The Dark Tower, let's have some fun imagining the cast.

After Gerald's Game and Doctor Sleep, Mike Flanagan is just about ready to start rolling cameras on his latest Stephen King adaptation.

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

Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman doesn't love how The Dark Tower turned out either.

Alexander Skarsgård’s “Dark Man” Randall Flagg has a long history in the work of Stephen King beyond just The Stand.

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 …

Fans might be down for this.

The Dark Tower is Stephen King's magnum opus, so you would think that with the resurgence of King adaptations, The Dark Tower would be the crown jewel, especially with franchise-happy studios looking for big, sci-fi properties. Unfortunately, the only adaptation we got was the abysmal 2017 movie starring Matthew McConaughey and Idris Elba. There was new hope on the horizon when Amazon started developing a TV series based on the books with Glen Mazzara (The Walking Dead) on board as showrunner, but back in January, Amazon decided to pass on picking up the pilot. So what exactly …

If you've got free time on your hands, here's how you can binge-read Stephen King's grand horror/fantasy saga.

Stephen King's The Dark Tower series includes characters from and draws connections to the author's many other works in unique ways.

The Dark Tower: The Gunslighter is the first chapter in Stephen King's epic fantasy series. Here's a guide to the book's characters.

Will we ever see a successful adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower series?

After the, shall we say, less-than-stellar box office and critical performance of the 2017 feature film The Dark Tower, it comes as little surprise that Amazon Studios has opted not to order the series. Executive producer/showrunner Glen Mazzara, who adapted Stephen King's sprawling bestselling book series, is reportedly shopping the pilot scripts out to potential buyers with MRC, according to Deadline. The writing may have been on the wall when Amazon opted to go with the pilot-first route for The Dark Tower rather than a full series order from the get-go, but the coffin …

Amazon is no longer moving forward with showrunner Glen Mazzara's TV series adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower fantasy novels.

Amazon is investing a lot of money into making The Dark Tower, so let’s look at 10 books to read to prepare for the series debut.

IT Chapter Two opening weekend box office is a success and the film even managed to outgross The Dark Tower's entire global box office in one weekend.

The movie version of The Dark Tower got elements of the story wrong. With an Amazon streaming service coming, here's what we hope it gets right.

When you come for The Gunslinger, you best not miss.

The Dark Tower movie adaptation came and went in the summer of 2017 without much fanfare, an anemic box office tally, and a thorough drubbing by audiences and critics alike; not exactly the start you want for a franchise built on the bones of Stephen King's epic fantasy series. So what went wrong? A lot, in my opinion, but the project was wrong-footed from the start. Producer Ron Howard thinks he's figured out why, though a little too late. During a guest appearance on the Happy Sad Confused Podcast for his new documentary Pavarotti, Howard admitted that …