Wrote horror anthology film Cat's Eye

Stephen King, a prominent figure in the horror genre, expanded his influence in film by writing the horror anthology film 'Cat's Eye'. This film followed his earlier collaboration with George A. Romero on 'Creepshow', which was a tribute to EC horror comics. 'Cat's Eye' is notable for its unique structure, consisting of three interconnected stories that explore themes of fear and the supernatural. The film features a cat as a central character that links the narratives, showcasing King's ability to weave together disparate tales into a cohesive experience. The anthology format allowed for a variety of horror elements, appealing to a broad audience and demonstrating King's versatility as a storyteller. The film was produced by Castle Rock Entertainment, a company founded by Rob Reiner, who had previously adapted King's novella 'The Body' into the film 'Stand by Me'. This connection highlights the ongoing collaboration between King and the film industry, further solidifying his status as a key figure in horror cinema.