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Let's revisit some classic trailers for classic horror flicks set right here in Maine.

Soon Pennywise will be haunting your breakfast table!

The ‘90s Nickelodeon show ‘‘Are You Afraid of the Dark?’ is getting its very own movie written by one of the screenwriters behind ‘IT.’

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

Kellyanne Conway gets the clown treatment in this excerpt from Saturday's episode.

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

Mom always said to never eat baked goods that come from the sewers...

Not even a killer clown could keep the crowds away from this one.

Stephen King crashed the Maine premiere in Bangor last night, and we get to see it here in southern Maine today!

Maine's King of horror crashed the Bangor premiere of the horror hit "It" on Wednesday night, and got a standing ovation from the crowd!

One of the most challenging parts of any Stephen King adaptation is walking that fine line between childhood fears and adult terror. It is a perfect example: how do you take images meant to be frightening to 12 and 13-year-olds and adjust them for an adult audience? This is the formula that King has used to make him one of the most successful authors of all time, but stepping outside of the characters’ heads  —  and behind a movie camera  —  only ramps up the challenge of balancing tone just right. That’s why it’s been so heartening to hear It director Andy Muschietti say all the right things in pre-release interviews. For better or worse, it sounds like he really gets it.

Maine's most famous author said he didn't put that red balloon in his window in Bangor. Who did?

Yes the World Clown Association is a real thing, and they're not happy with Stephen King right now.

Absolutely terrifying. The new adaptation of Stephen King's famous novel hits theaters on September 8th, and today's new trailer will scare the $#*% outta you.

A second trailer for "It" is out... and you might want to think twice before clicking.

The first big sign that Spring is finally here: we can go to baseball games in person again, instead of playing Backyard Baseball for the umpteenth time.