The earliest known recording comes from a sketch provided by Mike Hanlon’s father, which was done in the “early to mid-1700s.” During this time, It begins experimenting with the clown persona. In the ...

Seeing Pennywise in the clown flesh still carries a unique power, and that's precisely why the show's sibling creators Andy and Barbara Muschietti — who also oversaw the movies — decided to delay his ...

It is scary for so many reasons. One of the main reasons is Pennywise the clown's method of preying on his targets.

From flooded basements to the dreaded house on Niebolt Street, nowhere in Derry is safe from Pennywise the Dancing Clown. These are the most terrifying moments in the IT movies and Welcome to Derry ...

However, it should be noted that the victory at the end is not real. Pennywise is not defeated. He is only trapped again. This is the same state he was in before. It is also how he exists during the ...

It: Welcome to Derry gave Pennywise the Clown a whole new origin story, and original creator Stephen King had pretty much ...

Stephen King’s most infamous creation, Pennywise, never seems to go away—the dancing clown has been haunting dreams since 1986, when King’s horror novel It was released. It adaptations tend to avoid ...

Welcome to Derry pulls a really cool and interesting misdirect. By the time the Season 1 finale rolls around, the show makes it clear that Pennywise is doing something far more cosmic time traveling.

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