Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga seems to be off to a slow start, but it shouldn't be put to pasture just yet.
Horizon: Chapter 1's debut introduces Kevin Costner's long held dream to audiences far and wide with a magnetic start, thanks to an epic story that confirms his powers as a master craftsman of cinema.
Critics are not holding back when it comes to a couple of issues with the horror reboot The Strangers: Chapter 1.
The Strangers: Chapter 1 has screened and moviegoers are taking to social media with their first reactions to the horror reboot.
One of the most unsettling horror movies in recent memory is reimagined in The Strangers: Chapter 1.
Pennywise transforms into many things in IT Chapter One, but he came close to becoming another Warner Bros. horror icon, Freddy Krueger.
IT and IT Chapter Two feature Bill Skarsgard's more vicious take on Pennywise, but both films also include tributes to Tim Curry's 1990 version.
Rain of Reflections: Chapter 1 combines point and click adventure with turn-based strategy to share an interesting if slightly clunky sci-fi tale.
Pennywise the clown likes to shapeshift, and took many different forms in IT: Chapter One and Two. Here's everything IT transformed into.
The popular Stephen King book IT has two great horror movie adaptations. We're taking a look at the moments that went from book to screen.
2019's IT Chapter Two is an ambitious but flawed movie sequel, and it's clear that 2017's IT Chapter 1 is altogether a much better film.
IT Chapter 2 is well-received and a wild ride but what does it do better (and worse) than its predecessor?
The Losers Club consisted of a group of children from Derry, who grouped together following being ostracized by their community. Consisting of Bill, Beverly, Richie, Eddie, Mike, Stan Uris, and Ben, the group vowed to stick together through everything. Especially when it came to a sinister spirit who manifested as a dancing clown. Following their adolescent escapade against It, the Losers Club vowed to return to Derry to defeat "It" when he returned after twenty-seven years.