Andy Muschietti’s latest version of the Stephen King novel already sounds like it’ll be giving Curry a run for his money, with critics raving about Bill Skarsgard’s portrayal of the ancient demon as an unholy force of nature that terrorises the Losers. That’s a battle that takes place across two eras in the original novel, as the Losers battle It in a coming of age story that reunites the gang for a second round with the murderous Pennywise when they’re well into their adulthood.

Just when you thought there wasn't any other Stephen King work that could possibly be adapted to screen, they go and find another one.

A new remake of Stephen King's It hits cinemas next week with heaps of positive hype behind it, but not everybody is happy about the return of Pennywise the Clown.

Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood star in Netflix and writer/director Mike Flanagan's feature film adaptation of Stephen King's classic 1992 novel Gerald's Game.

The Dark Tower hits South African cinemas this Friday. Is it one for fans only, or can you still enjoy this sci-fi fantasy if you know nothing about the Stephen King books? A newbie watches and weighs in.

It was inevitable we would see a sequel to the latest adaptation of Stephen King's It. To keep it fresh for fans of the book and 90's miniseries, the director wants to take Part 2 to some different places this time around.

Ignore the wild abandon with which the source material was treated. Forget the terrible pacing, somewhat lacklustre acting and lifeless cinematography. At the end of the day, The Dark Tower is just underwhelming

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