Pennywise refers to itself as "The Eater of Worlds," suggesting that it has destroyed worlds before and plans to do so again.

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Adapting a YA novel, director Eli Craig tries to pass off a lack of originality as "meta." The result is neither scary nor fun. Here’s why the film, lunkish and plodding as it is, thinks it’s ...

In Alexander Ullom’s “It Ends,” four friends fresh out of college find themselves on a road with no exits. It’s Jean-Paul Sartre with a Gen Z spin, a hangout horror movie rife with ...

We did Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, Nick Carraway from The Great Gatsby, Lucy Van Pelt from Peanuts, George and Julian from The Famous Five and some weird alien character from a book my daughter ...

The novel, “Sparrow and Vine” by Sophie Lark, was due out in April from Bloom Books. Readers with advance copies criticized passages that they found racist — or that praised Elon Musk.

When's the last time you picked up a really good book? If you can't recall, then you're probably not alone. The number of UK adults who said they read regularly fell by 13.8 per cent last year ...

Most people recognize Pennywise the Clown, the terrifying antagonist from Stephen King’s IT, whether from the novel, the miniseries, or the film adaptations. This shape-shifting cosmic entity often ...

Here's something the average man may not know: women don't really think about your penis. For the majority of us, it plays a minor role in achieving an orgasm, and, to speak plainly, it's ...