It Chapter One is a supernatural horror film based on the book by Stephen King where several children, including the younger brother of one of the film's protagonists, have gone missing. A group of kids called "The Loser's Club" decide to investigate the cause and hopefully save the others. However, they realize they may be in over their head when they discover their foe is an evil clown known as Pennywise, a being that preys on fear and has been the rumored cause of murders in the town of Derry for centuries.
Bill Skarsgard gave a compelling performance as a villain in a $1.1 billion Stephen King franchise but his new villain role might be even better.
When children begin to disappear in the town of Derry, Maine, a group of young kids are faced with their biggest fears when they square off against an evil clown named Pennywise, whose history of murder and violence dates back for centuries. Based on the novel of the same name by Stephen King.
Stephen King's IT includes a scene in the sewers that has been quite controversial, but it has an important meaning for the book overall.
Stephen King's many stories set in Derry mean that the upcoming IT prequel Welcome to Derry could explore more of the author's back catalog.
The first footage from the IT prequel show, Welcome To Derry, has been revealed by Max, and it's already giving off classic Stephen King vibes.
The latest episode of Screen Rant's Pitch Meeting series is revisiting its analysis of It and why one element of Stephen King's book is so wrong.
The Office's Kevin is transformed into Pennywise the Clown in hysterically menacing art that parodies the character's famous chili.
Stephen King's IT gets a retro-style reimagining in new art featuring a scary and menacing rendition of Tim Curry's 1990s vision of Pennywise.
Ultra creepy art brings Stephen King's terrifying creation Pennywise the Clown to life in ten different equally bone-chilling iterations.
An impressive new cosplay imagines a gender-swapped Pennywise, and Stephen King’s killer clown looks just as creepy as in the recent It reboot.
Stephen King movies like The Green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption got their due come award season, but others deserved Oscar nominations too.
There are many mysteries surrounding IT's Pennywise, among them why children are its preferred victims – but this can be solved in a prequel.
The original script for IT's 2017 reboot featured a deeply disturbing scene that the makers were correct to cut as it could have ruined the film.
New AI art imagines the evil shapeshifting entity known as Pennywise, from Stephen King's novel It and its two live-action adaptations, as a robot.
IT's main villain, Pennywise, becomes even more terrifying when taking into account their full kill count, and the number is higher than expected.
Stephen King is one of the most adapted authors of all time, and the bestselling horror writer has over 50 movies released to his name.
A set photo from the IT prequel series Welcome to Derry reveals a new character with a deep cut connection to a Stephen King original from the movies.
It's Pennywise the Clown inexplicably crosses over with a cat in some deeply disturbing AI art reimagining Stephen King's famous antagonist.
Every movie has a few scenes that didn't make the film's final cut, whether for better or worse. Here are a few scenes that, luckily, were deleted.
IT Chapter Two brought to life one of the novel's most criticized moments during the Losers' final battle against IT, and it made it even worse.
Welcome to Derry is expected to tell the origin story of IT's Pennywise, but it's already risking losing what made the movies so great.
Pennywise was a terrifying villain in IT, but some other characters were just as scary as the shapeshifting monster who haunts the town of Derry.
