IT: Chapter Two is in the can, folks! Now, unless all hell breaks loose and destroys all the hard drives and simultaneously bankrupts Warner Bros., we'll actually be getting this movie. This means we'll see
The adaptation of Stephen King's IT had the world against it. Okay, that's definitely an exaggeration, but given how beloved the novel is -- and how much fans view that original 1990 miniseries with nostalgia
Many fans doubted that Stephen King's 1,000-page tome IT would be suited to a big screen adaptation. While a lot of people enjoyed the 1990 miniseries, it wasn't what critics would call a quality adaptation,
Last year, audiences fell in love with Bill Skarsgard's portrayal of the terrifying dancing clown, Pennywise. Arguably even more so than Tim Curry did decades prior, Skarsgard captured the twisted and demented essence of the
If you can believe it, it's already been over three years since director Cary Fukunaga left the IT film adaptation. In the time since then, Andy Muschietti took over helming duties and put out one
Carrie, Thinner, The Shining, Pet Cemetery, The Running Man, The Green Mile, The Mist, The Shawshank Redemption, Misery, The Dark Tower. Hollywood and Stephen King have a complex history. Adaptation of mythic horror author Stephen
Last year, IT shattered all expectations when it hit theaters. Not only did it make boatloads of money at the box-office, once again proving that you don't need $100 million-plus budget to make a film
Last year, audiences were made believers when actor Bill Skarsgard brought the terrifying Pennywise the Dancing Clown to life in the Andy Muschietti-directed adaptation of the Stephen King novel IT. This was a movie that
The undeniable trend in Hollywood has recently skewed heavily in the direction of franchises. Sure, the entertainment business has always been risk-averse — turning to big-name properties to sell tickets — but with the proliferation
Last year was a year of Stephen King. With no less than a handful of brand-new adaptations hitting the big and small screen alike, audiences who had been eager to see some quality work in
