‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ Episode 7 recap: “The Black Spot”
Our penultimate trip to Derry—for this season of IT: Welcome To Derry, at least—starts back in 1908 with…
Stranger Things has turned us inside out and upside down. Is the best yet to come? – The Irish Times
Television was turned upside down on July 15th, 2016, when Netflix quietly debuted a new sci-fi series about…
Running Man Writer Steven de Souza on Glen Powell Reboot Flopping
Glen Powell‘s new version of The Running Man has sparked discussion after the film got off to a…
The soapy thrills of David Attenborough’s Kingdom prove irresistible – The Irish Times
Kingdom (BBC One, Sunday) opens on the sprawling savannah of Nsefu, in the heart of Zambia’s South Luangwa…
Deliver Me From Nowhere’ in theaters, rent ‘The Long Walk,’ stream ‘Weapons’ on HBO Max
Hello, Yahoo readers! My name is Brett Arnold, film critic and longtime Yahoo editor, and I’m back with…
Stephen King tops list of censored authors in US schools
NEW YORK (AP) — A new report on book bans in U.S. schools finds Stephen King as the…
Can ‘Black Phone 2’ Live Up to the Terrifying Original?
Throughout a nearly three-decade career, director Scott Derrickson has consistently crafted chilling horror films cobbled together from old…
Selections from what customers at Booklovers’ Gourmet are reading
Every other week, we ask local bookstores what their customers have been picking up in the preceding month.…
‘Chain Reactions’ Deftly Contextualizes a Grisly American Classic
As Hollywood scraps over who’ll be the next to take a bite out of The Texas Chain Saw…
Jennifer Lopez is a ‘Spider Woman,’ Glen Powell is a ‘Running Man’ and more offerings at the movies this fall
Monday is already September 1, and BAM! – Labor Day is here, the unofficial end of summer. With…
10 books to read this fall, from Pynchon to Presley
NEW YORK (AP) — Fall books mean more than literary fiction. The top releases this season range from…
‘The End of the World’ review: Stephen King’s world explored
Stephen King’s “The Stand,” originally published in 1978, is beloved by his “Constant Readers,” but has never really…