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From classic coming-of-age adventures to thrilling sci-fi series and nostalgic throwbacks, discover 25 movies and TV shows like ‘Stranger Things’ that fans should watch now that the Duffer brothers’ show has come to an end.

There are two schools of thought about remakes. According to one school, remakes are about digging through those IP mines, finding something with a little name value, polishing it up, and selling it back to audiences for a second or third or fourth time. ...

As Valentine's Day approaches, Sweethearts, the beloved candy brand known for its heart-shaped treats, is launching a special edition of candies tailored for people navigating "situationships."

The famous house in Cleveland from "A Christmas Story" has been sold. Will things change?

As it turns out, the internet was finally good for something.

This one features Blade Runner 2049 right alongside IT, Phantom Thread, and The Florida Project.

(Maybe Pennywise is a huge ‘Austin Powers’ fan?)

‘IT’ is officially the highest-grossing horror movie of all time, all over the world.

‘IT: Chapter Two’ will hit theaters in a little less than two years, on September 6, 2019.

The Stephen King adaptation has broken another box office record, beating ‘The Exorcist’ to become the highest-grossing horror movie ever.

The extended version of the film will feature 15 minutes of footage cut from the original theatrical cut.

Watch as Pennywise pulls up to the drive thru windows to pay for his bottle of water and gives these employees the scare of a lifetime.

Plus, 'IT' made a huge splash at the box office.

As we head deeper into September, two things have become pretty clear about 2017 box office numbers: one, Hollywood desperately needs to bounce back a little bit from the doldrums of August, and two, whoever decided to hedge their studio’s bets with a September release date for a movie about a killer clown is looking like a [profanity] genius right about now. We’ll get to all of that in a moment, but first, here are the box office numbers as of Sunday afternoon:

The latest adaptation of IT hits theaters this weekend, bringing Stephen King’s horror epic back to frightening (and weirdly fun) life. But director Andy Muschietti and screenwriter Gary Dauberman have only given audiences half of the story, which takes place in the ’80s and follows a group of misfit tweens — self-described as the Losers Club — as they confront the evil entity that’s been killing kids in their town. The second half follows the Losers almost 30 years later, when they return home to destroy that evil once and for all. Before casting begins for the sequel, which won’t arrive until 2019, we came up with some ideas of our own.

Think the classic novel and miniseries is about a scary clown? A new video essay reveals the true meaning of Stephen King’s horror masterpiece.

Deadpool might need to watch his back. IT, the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s horror epic, just broke one of the R-rated box office champ’s records — and is primed to break a couple more before the end of the weekend. It’s doubtful that Pennywise will come close to overtaking the Merc With a Mouth’s massive box office haul, but it’s quite a win for the new horror film from Andy Muschietti, which already has a sequel in the works for 2019.

Before the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s IT even hit theaters, early box office predictions suggested anywhere from a $60 to $70 million opening. By contrast, this year’s other big King adaptation, The Dark Tower, has grossed $47.9 million domestic in the month since its release. While we wait for the initial box office numbers to roll in, New Line is already developing a sequel to IT, but it probably won’t hit theaters until 2019.

Turns out little kids aren't the only ones scared of red balloons floating above sewer grates.

While Star Wars: The Last Jedi has been dominating the conversation, Rian Johnson’s film wasn’t the only movie featured in next week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly. Their annual Fall Movie Preview includes updates and photos from a handful of upcoming releases, including Stephen King’s It, arguably the most highly anticipated movie of the fall. We’ve already seen Mark Hamill fight people with a lightsaber, but a bunch of kids running around the Northeast in the 1980s fighting a supernatural monster? Why, we haven’t seen that since Stranger Things came out! And that was a whole year ago!