With the upcoming release of IT: Chapter Two, we traverse the long, creepy road down the various filmic adaptations of Stephen King’s work.
Masks slip & things are weirder than ever as Krystal gets an audience with the man himself.
The Cruises bomb finally drops at the most inconvenient moment for the Roys on another acid-tongued episode. How […]
Kathy Bates brought depth, strength, and an unsettling, unknowable presence to two of the best Stephen King adaptations.
A look at the highs & lows of Stephen King’s killer kid cult classic.
Issa López captures the horror of growing up in a warzone with a gritty fairy tale that would make Guillermo Del Toro proud.
Janice Engel’s sprightly doc is more appreciation for the acclaimed journalist than activism, and that’s a good thing.
Stephen King’s sole directorial effort remains a goofy, gory good time.
While it captures some of the melancholy of the acclaimed novel, John Crowley’s adaptation is too leaden and self-serious to really soar.
Things get weird, Krystal meets a new adversary, and a partnership take a heated turn.
David Cronenberg’s psychological thriller stands as one of the best Stephen King adaptations of the ’80s.
Gay swim teams, trans immigrants, and a conflicted horror movie star highlight this year’s slate at Reeling, Chicago’s premier LGBTQ+ film festival.
“The Fan,” “The Fan,” & “The Fanatic”: Which Stalker Movie Triumphs Over All?
Though down a bit from Chapter 1, Pennywise & the Losers make an impressive early fall comeback.
Krystal levels several playing fields in an uneven third episode.
The Roys make their first moves toward securing Pierce in a tense family-on-family meeting.
True love never dies in John Carpenter’s faithful adaptation of Stephen King’s killer car novel.
Max Lewkowicz directs a heartfelt but thin documentary about the creation of a timeless Broadway classic.
Alejandro Landes’ tense, probing portrait of child soldiers keeps its messages as muddy as its setting.
