"KING ON SCREEN" is an evocative documentary that delves into the extensive cinematic universe of Stephen King, one of the most adapted authors in film history. With over 60 of his novels transformed into films, including iconic titles like "The Shining," "Carrie," "It," "Misery," and "Stand by Me," this film provides a rare glimpse behind the scenes. It features candid conversations with the visionary filmmakers who have brought King's rich narratives and complex characters to the big screen, offering viewers a unique perspective on the creative processes and challenges involved in adapting King's work.

The documentary is enriched with a selection of bonus features designed to deepen the viewer's understanding and appreciation of the adaptations. These extras include the original making-of the first trailer, providing insight into the promotional aspect of film marketing. The first trailer itself is included, offering a taste of the documentary's tone and content. Additionally, viewers can explore a deleted shot from the introduction, a photo gallery with behind-the-scenes snapshots, an extended commentary on the intro for more in-depth analysis, a special feature on the making of the "Shooting Maine Intro," and a collection of unused footage known as the "Cutting Room Floor," providing a fuller picture of the documentary's production journey.