Just in time for peak bug spray season, Spike TV drops a series adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Mist.”“The Mist” was first published as a novella...

Life is a mess in Bridgeville, Maine, the setting of Spike’s new 10-part series “The Mist,” adapted from Stephen King‘s 1980 novella of the same name...

As the Copeland family fractures under the weight of a life-changing trauma, a deadly mist rolls into town.

The pilot of Spike TV's Stephen King adaptation 'The Mist' is full of flat characters and CGI fog, but very little drama or terror.

Gross for reasons unrelated to the gore, "The Mist" TV show is a cheap and cheesy interpretation of Stephen King and the film he inspired.

A 1980 novella by Stephen King provides the nuts and bolts — and title — for "The Mist," a summer series beginning Thursday on Spike.

Critic Eric Deggans has a preview of all the good TV coming out in June, from a returning British cop drama (Broadchurch) to a show about the sports world's ...

You’d need a (large) scorecard to keep track of all the Stephen King novels/novellas adapted to screens both big and small — some better than others. (Th...

Spike’s new TV series updates the Stephen King novella about a community enveloped by a sinister fog.

(Hi, my name’s Chris and I’ll be recapping The Mist for you. Background: While I have no read Stephen King’s novella, I am a big fan of Frank Dabont’...

Spike TV’s adaptation of the Stephen King story plays like a bad B-movie; ABC shifts “Downward Dog’s finale date/time.

A review of Spike TV's adaptation of Stephen King's The Mist.

From a killer-car retro-horror flick to Oliver Stone's one-on-one with Vladimir Putin – the 10 best TV shows and specials to watch in June.

Spike’s new series, adapted from a Stephen King novella, is an absorbing supernatural thriller.

The new show adds nothing to a story that was already adapted into a 2007 film.

Compact in size but full of bite, Stephen King's The Mist told the story of a fog that swept through a sleepy town in Maine carrying demons unseen. The origi...

Ken Tucker reviews Spike's adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Mist.'