He especially enjoys writing about lost and obscure genre films hoping to bring them to a wider audience. To date, he's written and published over 900 reviews for HDD. Since 2015, he's written movie reviews and holiday buying guides for High-Def Digest and is now the managing editor of the website. His SEO specialty is using YouTube to help small local businesses improve their organic search rank on Google. Matthew Hartman has been a freelance writer since 2010, doing everything from SEO and internet marketing to video editing and voiceover work. Critics generally feel that fans of the novel should enjoy the series, but people unfamiliar with the text may have a hard time with the uneven flow of the show.
Reviews for "The Stand" are mixed, and the show holds a "56%" rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The cast also includes Amber Heard ("Aquaman"), Odessa Young ("Assassination Nation"), and Whoopi Goldberg ("Ghost"). The series stars James Marsden ("Westworld") as Stu, the story's hero, and Alexander Skarsgård ("True Blood") as the evil Randall Flagg. For this new version of "The Stand," Stephen King and the show's producers have expanded the episode count from four to nine. Now, nearly 30 years after the original miniseries, Paramount Plus aims to brings horror fans the ultimate adaptation. The 1994 series starred Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, and Jamey Sheridan. In 1994, horror director Mick Garris crafted an intricate four-part miniseries with Stephen King writing the scripts. With a text this lengthy, "The Stand" doesn't lend itself very well to a standard two-hour movie adaptation. In the wake of the virus, the scattered survivors band together into small factions as they fight over the world's remaining resources in a battle between good and evil. It tells the story of a man-made plague that nearly wipes out humanity. The 1,100+ page book is one of King's longest and most popular novels. Stephen King's "The Stand" returned to the small screen in December 2020 - this time, courtesy of Paramount Plus.
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