Marcus Nispel’s gritty 2000s era Frankenstein TV Movie for the USA Network is an odd entity that’s a fascinating product of its time, for better and...
Novelizations became popular at a time when home video was either unavailable or just too expensive to own. So these books were, in essence, cheap keepsakes...
The Dean Koontz thriller series Nameless is headed to the small screen, Deadline reports today, with Henry Golding (Last Christmas, Snake Eyes) attached to star. Deadline...
I was a Stephen King fan growing up, but my family lacked the means to keep up with my literary habits. This meant that I couldn’t...
The pool of Thanksgiving horror movies is relatively shallow, with only a handful of requisite titles -like Blood Rage or ThanksKilling– popping up every year. But there’s one glaring...
While Stephen King is having a monstrous renaissance, it’s about time we see some new adaptations from horror maestro Dean Koontz. Tomorrow Studios, the producer behind...
Published in 1986, Dean Koontz’s Strangers centered on a group of people brought together by their different and equally strange maladies, and we’ve learned tonight that Fox is...
As a child I used to love tie-in novelizations based on my favorite films. They were like a great placeholder between being able to own the movies...
Growing up there were two kind of horror fans: those who bowed to Stephen King, and those who worshipped Dean R. Koontz. Koontz begun to have his...
Sometimes there’s nothing better than curling up with a good book. While ingesting movies and TV shows is easy, it doesn’t leave a whole lot to...
Prolific horror fiction writer Dean Koontz has inked a new deal with Dynamite Entertainment to see the adaptation of a handful of his novels to comic...
Sometimes the movie is better than the book. Sometimes it isn’t. Odd Thomas, based on the Dean Koontz novel, attempts to transfer a seemingly interesting story...
Dean Koontz’s newest novel, Innocence (December 10; Bantam), is virtually guaranteed to be a runaway holiday bestseller. With a primo release date and the tried and...
You’re in a flimsy tent, tucked deep into your sleeping bag. A dime-store flashlight is jammed between your chin and shoulder, the dim beam pointed at...
There have been almost as many questions posed in the pages of the first 4 issues of Dynamite’s “FRANKENSTEIN PRODIGAL SON VOL. 2” as one episode...
I am often accused of many things, and usually one of the things that is high up on that list is being desensitized to the point...
The Dean Koontz comic book crossovers may not be doing as well as his arch rival Stephen King’s, but there sure is a hardcore, dedicated core...
If you are a fan of Dean Koontz’s series of “FRANKENSTEIN” novels that follow the classic monster into a ‘re-imagined’ world of adventures in modern day...
While Hollywood sits on its hands and continues to contemplate whether or not to give Dean Koontz’s fan favorite “FRANKENSTEIN” the big screen treatment, Chuck Dixon...
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