Matt looks at IT Chapter 2 from his own personal experience
All tagged Stephen King
The King of Adaptations: The Shining (1980)
A look at how the film adaptation managed to brilliantly capture the essence of the novel.
The King of Adaptations: Misery (1990)
Our retro series on Stephen King adaptations continues as Owen looks Rob Reiner’s take on King’s meta masterpiece.
The King of Adaptations: Carrie (1976)
What makes Stephen King’s novels so ripe for adaptation?
From a Laugh to a Scream: Creepshow
Romero & King’s Creepshow is a masterwork of style, tone, and scares.
A Grease-Painted Face in the Crowd: A Report from the All-Clown IT Screening
What better way to experience IT than by being IT; Nick recounts his night as a clown.
The King of Summer: Apt Pupil (1998)
One of the most disturbing King stories gets an adaptation held together by McKellen and Renfro's strong performances.
The King of Summer: The Shining (1980)
Stephen King has always been at odds with Kubrick's interpretation of his novel; Andrew delves into why that may be.
The King of Summer: Creepshow (1982)
Romero and King bring you a horror anthology masterpiece like no other.
The King of Summer: 1408 (2007)
A relentless horror spectacle starring John Cusack elevates the original Stephen King short story to another level.
The King of Summer: The Running Man (1987)
The year is 2017, society has broken down and a TV game show host has risen to power--wait, this is suppose to be science fiction.
The King of Summer: Carrie (1976)
A King novel spawned a De Palma classic with Carrie.
The King of Summer: 11.22.63 (2016)
Stephen King's time travel story gets a top flight adaptation.
The King of Summer: Silver Bullet (1985)
The Cycle of the Werewolf adaptation provides some worthwhile werewolf thrills.
The King of Summer: Misery (1990)
The only Oscar winning King adaptation, Misery is a claustrophobic classic.
The King of Summer: Salem's Lot (1979)
Stephen King + Tobe Hooper = A Scary Good Time
The King of Summer: Needful Things (1993)
Prices are low but payments are high at Needful Things.
The King of Summer: Stand by Me (1986)
There are no ghosts or killer clowns in this Rob Reiner adaption of Stephen King's story, but that doesn't mean it's not as effective.
The King Of Summer: Cujo (1983)
Our King retrospective kicks off with the original Bad Dog.