“FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES” screenwriter boards “THE HOWLING” remake, Stephen King project
A busy genre scribe is taking part in a couple of high-profile fright adaptations.
A busy genre scribe is taking part in a couple of high-profile fright adaptations.
There is presumably more scary clowning around to come.
Though ultimately satisfying, it doesn’t get at the deep-seated creeps its predecessor did.
The titular maleficence in IT emerges every 27 years to prey on the people of Derry, Maine, so it’s appropriate that the feature-film version of Stephen King’s novel has arrived the same amount of time after TV gave it a shot. This IT is an altogether more successful translation, partially but not entirely because it can go to the dark and grisly places network television couldn’t back in 1990.