Blumhouse and Mike Flanagan have collaborated successfully on films like Oculus, Hush and Ouija: Origin of Evil. Now the two horror forces will again come together for “a radical new take” of The Exorcist horror reboot. Flanagan told THR his goal is to make the upcoming horror film the “scariest movie” he’s made, and I’m shaking already:

The Life of Chuck has just won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, setting it up to continue a major Oscars streak.

And, yeah, when people talk about Lake Mungo, they always bring up its standout scene—no doubt, it’s the precise instant that inspired Flanagan to leap off his couch. It delivers, but it succeeds not just on its merits as a creepy jump scare,

Mike Flanagan’s long-awaited Stephen King movie The Life of Chuck has premiered, and the early reactions are very strong. The new horror based on a novella from genre maestro King bowed at the Toronto International Film Festival and is currently sitting at 85% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 13 reviews.

The Life of Chuck is a perfect marriage of Mike Flanagan and Stephen King's talents, but not in the way you might expect. Both are living legends of horror, with the former creating a bevy of absolutely haunting miniseries for Netflix,

Lake Mungo, a movie very much about mid-2000s cell phone cameras, may not need a glossy upgrade, but it deserves the honor just the same.

Mike Flanagan 's track record adapting the works of Stephen King isn't just impressive because the movies he has made are independently phenomenal works that reflect a perfect understanding of the source material;

Director Mike Flanagan ( Doctor Sleep, The Haunting of Hill House ) is currently developing a new The Exorcist movie for Blumhouse, and he’s got some big ambitions for it. In fact, he sees the opportunity as a goal to make the scariest movie he’s ever made.

Mike Flanagan reckons his new Stephen King adaptation is his best movie so far, and he's thought so since day four on set. The filmmaker, who previously helmed The Shining sequel Doctor Sleep, says he knew sci-fi horror The Life of Chuck was "magical" after filming a dance sequence with lead Tom Hiddleston.