3 Years Later, This Controversial Horror Franchise-Starter Surges on Netflix

There is absolutely zero shortage of adaptations in Hollywood. It seems like every day we’re learning about a new book or video game that’s receiving an on-screen telling. And, to be fair, we absolutely can’t blame studios for going this route because the dollar signs oftentimes quickly add up at the box office. However, on the other side of the coin, the creative team behind such projects is faced with the difficult task of doing right by a fanbase that has, in many cases, an in-depth knowledge of the characters and lore that come with the story.