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Thematically rich and relentlessly terrifying, the latest film adaptation of Stephen King’s It might not break the mould when it comes to horror movies but serves as an exceptional version of the novel on screen.

Despite the bad rep they get, some of the most beloved films of all time are actually remakes. And it would appear that we're adding another one to the list in director Andres Muschietti's new adaptation of Stephen King's It.

The new adaption of Stephen King’s “It” has been in development for quite some time now – it was way back in 2012 that we first told you about director Cary Fukunaga’s plan to split the novel into two films. However the director, who’s subsequently received critical acclaim for helming the first season of True Detective, recently dropped out of …

We’ve known for a while now that a big screen adaptation of Stephen King’s It was on it’s way (cue child-psychologists the world over getting ready to make a lot of money) and now Heat Vision is reporting that Cary Fukunaga, the young writer/director who successfully adapted Jane Eyre last year, has been given the task of inciting an entirely new generation’s …