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The most successful Stephen King adaptations aren’t necessarily the most faithful. King’s name has become a brand in itself, promising versatility across more than 60 books and nearly 200 short stories. His writing is engaging and accessible, lending itself to excellent genre stories that shine on the big screen. But with such an abundant body of work, the quality of the resulting adaptations varies wildly. In some cases, like The Lawnmower Man (1992), the adaptation has little to no connection to King’s original story — and isn’t well-made, either. Then there’s Andy Muschietti’s It movies, which have plenty of merits…

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