Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sound familiar? It certainly does to Cronenberg. "It was a character invented by Stephen King, of course, but it turned to be very ...

As Johnny continues investigating his future visions and debating with himself if Greg Stillson is behind the inevitable Apocylapse, he receives a vision from Christopher Wey, 40 years in the future, ...

In David Cronenberg’s 1983 film The Dead Zone, based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) represents the lengths good people in the modern world must go to in ...

Stillson (Martin Sheen), showing Mitt how it's done. This isn’t the sort of revelation that puts you in line to be the next David Gregory, but what the heck: Most of what I know about politicians, I ...

In regard to the demand for change, I see what I once saw as impossible: Donald Trump gaining power and surging in the polls. I must admit, however, that even through the volatility and instability of ...

In a new essay for The Guardian, Stephen King compares Donald Trump to villains from his books, saying he "had written about such men before" the 45th U.S. President's rise to power. So which of his ...

Stephen King, the author behind best-selling horror books like “The Shining” and “It,” said this week that he believes President Trump’s administration is scarier than one of his own novels. King, who ...

You might say that David Cronenberg and Martin Sheen saw the future. In 1983, the director of cult-horror hits like Scanners and the star of Badlands and Apocalypse Nowteamed up for The Dead Zone, an ...