Movie Reviews5.8/10
‘It Chapter Two’ Sustains Its Length Only Because Bill Skarsgård Refuses to Let Pennywise Go
A tale of terror wherein a monstrous clown returns to torment grown children long departed from their childhood home.
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TV Reviews6.1/10
‘It’: Welcome to Derry Sets Up the Monster Without Quite Finding Its Own Story
A slow-burn tale of dread in Derry, where Pennywise's terror looms ever nearer, yet the story struggles to justify its own existence.
TV Reviews6.8/10
‘The Outsider’ Review: A Solid Ending Can’t Fully Make Up for Its Slow Middle
A tale of a boy's murder and a man who denies it, told in seven parts, wherein terror, comedy, and a monstrous outsider collide.
TV Reviews6.9/10
‘11.22.63’: James Franco Leads a Strong Premise That Never Quite Catches Fire
A slow-burning tale of a man who steps into a pantry door to alter history, yet finds the wheel turns as before.
Head of Communications Departs Microsoft After Nearly Two Decades, Citing Burnout
Microsoft's longtime head of communications, Frank Shaw, is departing after nearly 20 years, citing a 'ka-tet' of fate-bound colleagues.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Thirteen Years On, Under the Dome Still Holds Its Breath Under That Dome
A dome seals a Massachusetts town from the world; a tale of mystery, tyranny, and the fate of Chester's Mill.
Eight Book-Adaptation Blockbusters Are Coming This Fall — Here’s What to Watch
From Stephen King's Carrie to Dune: Part Three, here are the 8 biggest book-to-screen adaptations hitting screens this fall, ranked by release date.