“Mr. Mercedes,” Stephen King’s new book, isn’t that horrific. It’s more of a crime thriller, one that pointedly portrays the plight of the unemployed while putting on … ...

As a TV show, Mr. Mercedes has slowed down the breakneck pace of the book and through four episodes, it achieves discomfort and encroaching nervousness more than urgency.

Mr Mercedes by Stephen King (Hodder & Stoughton) There is always much excitement when it comes to a new Stephen King. After keeping us in a King-drought for some years after his novel 11.22.63; he ...

Overall, the Mr. Mercedes television show is staying faithful to the book, but the writers did make one big change aside from adding new characters. According to Slashfilm, director Jack Bender ...

One of Stephen King‘s most iconic characters returns this summer as the second season of Mr. Mercedes continues the adventures of Bill Hodges. An all-new teaser featuring clips, behind-the ...

Taylor won an Emmy for her stint as a Practice judge, one of 30 different actors to have won at least one Emmy for their work on a David E. Kelley show. Mr. Mercedes seems unlikely to be an awards ...

Book review: Mr Mercedes by Stephen King. By Stephen McGinty. Published 1st Jun 2014, 01:00 BST. ... By comparison, Mr Mercedes, is an entertaining, engaging ride to the midway point.

When we left Mr. Mercedes, Brady’s plans to blow up the arts fair had been thwarted and the malevolent genius was left in a coma.After suffering a heart attack, Bill has gotten his life back ...

Mr Mercedes is a curious kind of failure. A knowing homage that manages to be weirdly boring to read, it doesn’t refresh genre conventions so much as wind up enslaved to them.