Teens have loved Christopher Pike’s horror novels for decades. But it took Mike Flanagan bringing those stories to Netflix to help convince Pike of his own popularity. Freelance writer Next ...

If you're a Gen Xer or Millennial, there's a good chance you grew up reading the YA novels of Christopher Pike. His horror and thriller titles, like Slumber Party (1985), Witch (1990), and The ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Thursday’s Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premiere. Captain Christopher Pike is on a mission as Season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds dawns - and it’s an ...

The show is based on a novel by Christopher Pike, but showrunner Mike Flanagan weaved some of his other books into the story. These other works by Pike inspired some of The Midnight Club.

This isn’t to say that Pike was the first to do such a story, but that for many young readers his versions were our entry point into some of horror’s most fun and recurring story archetypes.

After the latest Discovery and Picard seasons, Christopher Pike is finally helming a new Star Trek show — and Strange New Worlds offers non-toxic masculinity for Anton Mount’s captain.

Here's the official synopsis: "When Una Chin-Riley and Christopher Pike meet at Starfleet Academy after one of his lectures, they immediately become friends.

But Kirk had actually been preceded as captain of the Enterprise by Christopher Pike — a stoic, vague figure played by Jeffrey Hunter in a rejected 1964 “Trek” pilot who made only a fleeting ...

After joining Star Trek: Discovery ‘s second season, Anson Mount reprised his role as Captain Christopher Pike in the first two episodes of Short Treks ‘ second season.

Christopher Pike was captain of the Enterprise before James Tiberius Kirk, taking over from the illustrious ship's first captain, Robert April, in the 2250s and serving until 2262.

As a child, exploring horror is a way of making sense of the world and learning our boundaries. In Pike’s works he gives readers a chance to do just that, reimagining the trappings and tropes of ...