Prime Video is developing a new series based on Stephen King's Crouch End.

The title Crouch End nods to the real-life North London district and situates the story’s setting in that specific locale.
"I've been a Stephen King super-fan forever,"" Tom Shankland said in a statement about taking on Crouch End.
Paul Tomalin, who adapted Crouch End, previously worked on Netflix's Bodies, highlighting his background in moving-image storytelling.
The project is described as Lovecraft homage with various references to H.P. Lovecraft throughout the narrative.
Prime Video is developing a six-episode limited series called Crouch End, adapting Stephen King's 1980 Lovecraftian short story for the screen Gizmodo. This marks the first Stephen King adaptation produced entirely in the United Kingdom, set in the North London district of the same name Comic Basics.
The series follows global movie star Doris Freeman, who rushes into a London police station claiming her husband vanished under mysterious, supernatural circumstances AOL. Inspector Ted Vetter must untangle whether she's telling the truth, covering up a murder, or caught in something far more sinister Movie Web.
King's Crouch End is a rare beast in his catalog — a tale steeped in H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror style Movie Web. Originally published in 1980's New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos anthology, the story later appeared in King's collection Nightmares & Dreamscapes Movie Web. By grounding it in the real North London neighborhood, King created a unique London-set horror story unlike his other work Comic Basics.
Paul Tomalin, who previously adapted Netflix's Bodies miniseries, is writing the Crouch End screenplay Soap Central. Director Tom Shankland is helming the project and has expressed deep enthusiasm for the source material. "I've been a Stephen King super-fan forever," Shankland said Comic Basics.
British production companies Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season are behind the project Gizmodo. Executive producers include Paul Tomalin, Tom Shankland, Damien Timmer, Rebecca Keane, and Ben Irving Comic Basics. The team is crafting Crouch End as a visceral, cinematic blend of crime thriller and supernatural mystery — a departure from typical King adaptations Movie Web.
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