It was only earlier this week that we passed along the news that Netflix just picked up the rights to Stephen King and son Joe Hill’s novella In the Tall Grass ... film’s poster art for ...

An original horror movie that is actually scary, confusing, gory and thrilling. Based on the novella by Stephen King and his son Joe Hill, In The Tall Grass somehow takes a field of grass and ...

Get ready to be afraid of—of all things—grass, thanks to the In the Tall Grass trailer, which dropped on Tuesday. The upcoming Netflix horror film is an adaptation of a 2012 short story from ...

In The Tall Grass doesn ... gripping horror movie starring Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage, but I have one issue with the story. A strange Instagram post made by John Cena of a poster for Grand ...

The movie ends at its beginning ... They stop by a church and hear a boy named Tobin screaming for help in the tall grass nearby. Becky and Cal head into the field, and, unsurprisingly, get ...

In the Tall Grass is Netflix's latest addition to the horror genre. Written by Stephen King and his son Joe Hill, the original novella has quite a different end to the movie, so even those who ...

While those may be the highest-profile King adaptations of 2019, don’t sleep on a new Netflix film called In The Tall Grass, coming your way on October 4. Based on a 2012 novella by King and his ...

Several strangers become trapped in a vast field of grass with supernatural properties in 'In the Tall Grass,' Vincenzo Natali's film version of the novella by Stephen King and Joe Hill.

The 2012 Stephen King and Joe Hill novella “In the Tall Grass” spins creeping terror from a simple idea: What if a brother and sister go looking for a crying ...

This time we’re watching In the Tall Grass ... raison d’etre for me to make the movie.” Readers hoping for additional hard intel on the rock, the grass, and/or the church won’t find ...

Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Netflix’s In the Tall Grass, so if you want to avoid ... makes for a confusing labyrinth. But the movie does share enough to understand the ending ...