Not to be beaten by "Justice fighters: Infinity War," the true to life universe of Stephen King is meeting up in the new Hulu arrangement "Château Rock." And as found in the new trailer, there's a lot of unpleasant things going ahead in the little Maine town, and for those King devotees, there's a couple of Easter Eggs, also.

The fundamental plot of the arrangement, as found in the trailer, rotates around a man who is gotten back to go to the place where he grew up of Castle Rock, where a baffling man, referred to just as "The Kid," has showed up in Shawshank State Penitentiary (Yes, the simple same one that was highlighted in "The Shawshank Redemption"). From that point, the trailer is brimming with a wide range of frequenting symbolism and the guarantee of a lot of malice and passing. You know, run of the mill Stephen King.

For those that aren't gigantic Stephen King fans, the anecdotal town of Castle Rock has been the setting of renowned King works like "Cujo," "The Dead Zone," "The Dark Half," and "Needful Things." And you can discover notices of the town in numerous different works including "IT" and "Pet Sematary."

"Palace Rock" is set to debut on Hulu on July 25.

Here's the official summation:

A mental frightfulness arrangement set in the Stephen King multiverse, Castle Rock joins the legendary scale and private character narrating of King's best-cherished works, weaving an epic adventure of obscurity and light, played out on a couple of square miles of Maine forest. The anecdotal Maine town of Castle Rock has figured noticeably in King's artistic profession: Cujo, The Dark Half, IT and Needful Things, and in addition novella The Body and various short stories, for example, Rita Hayworth and The Shawshank Redemption are either set there or contain references to Castle Rock. Stronghold Rock is a unique tension/spine chiller — a first-of-its-kind rethinking that investigates the topics and universes joining the whole King ordinance, while catching up on against a portion of his most notable and darling stories.