Fancy another Carrie adaptation? Horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan is collaborating with Stephen King himself for an upcoming Prime Video series version of his iconic debut novel.

In addition to The Dark Tower, Carrie marks Flanagan's fifth collaboration with King. The others include the Shining sequel Doctor Sleep, Gerald's Game, and the yet-to-be-released drama The Life of Chuck which stars Tom Hiddleston and Mark Hamill.

A series adaptation of Stephen King's "Carrie" from horror maven Mike Flanagan is in development at Amazon, Variety has learned.

"The Haunting of Hill House" creator Mike Flanagan will adapt Stephen King's "Carrie" as a new series at Amazon.

Mike Flanagan has his sights set on another classic piece of IP: “ Carrie .” The “Doctor Sleep” and “Exorcist” filmmaker is adapting Stephen King ‘s novel for an eight-episode series at Prime Video, IndieWire has confirmed.

A Carrie TV show is in the works at Amazon, with modern-day horror icon Mike Flanagan attached to the project, according to a report from Deadline. What do we know about the Carrie TV show? Not too much is known about the series as of now,

Mike Flanagan and Stephen King are partnering on a new project -- an eight-episode adaptation of King's beloved novel "Carrie." The series will go to Amazon, according to multiple media reports. The duo recently received praise for their collaboration at the Toronto Film Festival for "The Life of Chuck,