Mike Flanagan’s Gerald’s Game is the rare Stephen King adaptation to be undone by the story itself.

Gerald's Game handcuffs a great Carla Gugino with lifeless domestic melodrama: EW review

Mike Flanagan’s taut film subverts our expectations with an added dose of feminism.

Carla Gugino gives a tour-de-force performance in an arresting psychological thriller based on Stephen King's 1992 novel.

Mike Flanagan directs this compelling, faithful Netflix treatment of King's book starring Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood.

"Gerald's Game" sounds really kooky at first glance, but there's an important message lurking underneath.

Now playing on Netflix, this sterling Stephen King adaptation explores a woman’s dark psychological journey while she’s shackled to a bed.

Stephen King adaptation Gerald's Game is potent, horrific—and oddly cathartic

Stephen King knows what idle thoughts lurch out of the darkness when you're alone and this mood is sensationally captured in Mike Flanagan's Gerald's Game."

Mike Flanagan turns one of Stephen King's hardest-to-adapt novels into a claustrophobic showcase for Carla Gugino.

An incredibly well-made film, and Flanagan gets the best performances he’s directed yet from Gugino and Greenwood.