Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Losers Club may have stopped Pennywise on the big screen, but the demonic dancing clown is back to haunt our televisions. "One ...

There's a running "joke" throughout It: Chapter Two about how Bill Denbrough (James McAvoy) is a rich, famous and successful novelist whose books are adapted by big Hollywood studios, and he gets to ...

In 1986, author Stephen King introduced readers to Pennywise the Dancing Clown in his novel IT. Although initial reviews were mixed, the story has resonated with horror fans. It has been adapted into ...

Well, first off, IT is the name of a 1986 novel by Stephen King about an ancient evil that terrorizes the small Maine town of Derry every 27 years. It's also a moniker of sorts for an ancient evil ...

Executive producer Barbara Muschietti spoke to ComicBook about an unhinged Pennywise, the return of Rich, surprise cameos, future Derry bloodlines and the next generation of the Losers Club. ComicBook ...

Andy Muschietti first had the idea for It: Welcome to Derry while working on the 2019 film It Chapter Two. It came to Muschietti, who went on to develop Welcome to Derry alongside his sister Barbara, ...

Pennywise's true form in IT: Welcome to Derry is a mind-obliterating display called the Deadlights, but there's more to It than that.

Twenty-seven years before “The Losers” fought off Pennywise in the first It movie, It: Welcome to Derry takes viewers to a time when Pennywise was haunting a different group of kids—with just as ...

Long before he began work on the prequel series It: Welcome to Derry, Andy Muschietti remembers trying to pick Stephen King’s brain for new insights into Pennywise. That’s when the bestselling horror ...

IT: Welcome to Derry season 2 must introduce Maturin the Turtle, a pivotal part of Stephen King's Pennywise lore.