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Wasn't that the purported reason?

What is the real reason?

Given that an entire line of Children of the Corn was made (and we can name others), one wonders at the notion that quality concerns might actually prevent the release/airing of a King adaptation.
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Everyone's in love with doing a bad job.

Disappointing...it's a cool, creepy story that fits nicely into the conventional film running time...is it that hard to do it right?

Good adaptations are always welcome...

That helps.

I don't know Makenzie Leigh; I only remember Spencer Treat Clark from Unbreakable (he was good in that); Bill Camp is great (his addition is a good sign).

I can vouch for this.

Where It is complex and generates several "how are we/they going to handle this?" type of adaptation questions, Salem's Lot is simple and (in the right humble yet creative hands) has all it needs,...

Not much new here, really, but a mention of Salem's Lot in a discussion with Gary Dauberman (screenwriter on the upcoming SL adaptation as well as the modern It adaptations):...

Intriguing. I like the atmosphere of the Conjuring movies; this could work.

I've enjoyed both previous ones to some extent, but I'd really like a great one that was faithful to the novel and creepy (as the novel) without being in the least hokey (as the first adaptation was,...