What makes the IT miniseries iconic ... Adapting Stephen King will be spending one last week in the year 1990 with what is one of the most beloved titles in the canon: Rob Reiner’s Misery.

The 1990 IT miniseries based on Stephen King's novel provides nostalgic 1980s charm loved by Stranger Things fans. IT miniseries combines horror, comedy, and character development, appealing to ...

who memorably played Eddie Kaspbrak in the beloved 1990 miniseries IT. Earlier this month, I had the chance to interview Faraizl and his fellow original Loser’s Club co-stars about Pennywise ...

Then in 1990 a two part miniseries arrived boasting a truly horrific turn from Tim Curry as the petrifying Pennywise the Dancing Clown. It was very scary, and Curry’s blanched face, bright red ...

While many great Stephen King adaptations exist, perhaps the best-known ones are the movies IT and IT Chapter 2, as well as ...

Following the recent debut of the first trailer for New Line’s “It” remake, someone edited a side-by-side comparison video that puts it up against the teaser of the 1990 miniseries.

Before It broke box office records, it (It?) was a fondly remembered ABC miniseries that aired on November 18 and 20, 1990, attracting 30 million viewers over the two nights. The cast was led by ...

But now, the Georgie from 1990’s It television miniseries is reportedly staking a comeback in an upcoming short film, according to Bloody Disgusting. That’s right, actor Tony Dakota—who ...

The 1990 miniseries adaptation of the story was some audiences' first introduction to the tale of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, with some King fans finding the adaptation just as effective today.

A sequel hits theaters in September. The plaintiffs say they shepherded development of the 1990 miniseries, but that despite its success, a profit participation statement in 1995 showed the ...

This is kind of a brain-bender: Someone decided to remake the trailer for the remake of Stephen King’s It - using pieces of the original 1990 TV miniseries. It’s a peculiar exercise ...