Stephen King’s classic 1978 novel The Stand spins a yarn so big, only the small screen can contain it. Depending on which version you read, the post-apocalyptic saga spans between 800 to 1,153 ...

Nearly all of King’s novels have been adapted in one way or another, and “The Stand” miniseries has a precursor of its own: a 1994 version broadcast on ABC with a deep cast of TV and movie ...

Two episodes into The Stand, and it’s clear that the makers of the CBS All Access event series based on Stephen King’s post-apocalyptic viral thriller aren’t afraid to put their own stamp on ...

In 1978, King published The Stand, an 800+ page epic about a super-charged strain of the flu virus — developed by the U.S. government as a biological weapon — which escapes from its testing ...

“The Stand” finale is aggravating confirmation that Stephen King still needs more Black friends In a finale written by King himself, the author hauls out old tropes, wasting a chance to evolve ...

The Stand novel -- published in 1978 and still Stephen King's finest novel to date, in my opinion -- follows a global virus outbreak that kills more than 99% of the population.

How Stephen King Got To Finish The Stand. ... “It seemed to me and us that the more dynamic version of that scene was for Glen to be challenging Flagg in front of his people,” he says.

The circle is now closed. CBS All Access’ adaptation of The Stand concluded yesterday with its ninth episode — a brand-new coda written by none other than Stephen King. With the curtain ...

In the new version of The Stand for CBS All Access, King’s new ending gives greater depth to Odessa Young’ Frannie character, and introduces a new twist for Randall Flagg (Alexander Skarsgard ...

Stephen King’s best-selling doorstop of a novel The Stand is coming to CBS All Access. The star-studded — and timely — adaptation of the horror master’s 1978 post-apocalyptic novel ...