Bill Skarsgård has shared he originally wasn't completely sold on returning as his horror icon Pennywise in the HBO prequel ...
Bill Skarsgård reveals his initial reluctance to return as Pennywise in IT: Welcome to Derry, citing concerns about milking ...
Exclusive: Bill Skarsgård teases his future as Pennywise after IT: Welcome to Derry's twist ending set up a unique path ...
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IT’s 10 Scariest Forms That Aren’t Pennywise, Ranked (Including Three Cut From the Movies and Show)
When fans think about Stephen King’s IT, the book, the movies, the TV series, or even just the Lovecraftian nightmare monster ...
The nearly three-hour-long IT Chapter Two is structurally and tonally messier than its predecessor, with twice as much ...
A movie that makes it onto The A.V. Club‘s best films of the year list probably also includes at least one of the best scenes of the year. But a film also doesn’t need to be an indisputable success as ...
2025 was a year filled with cinematic moments, thrilling and devastating, cathartic and hilarious. Many of the year’s best films delivered scenes that have since proven hard to forget. Some, like Paul ...
The year is coming to a close, which means everyone is posting their year-end lists of the best movies and TV shows of 2025. But we have another year-end list tradition here at the Decider, and it’s ...
Every TV season is made up of a certain number of episodes, and each TV episode is made up of a certain number of scenes. The best of those scenes linger in the memory long after you’ve moved on to ...
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It chapter 1 & 2: Every time Pennywise was hidden in the background
D LIST. We breakdown all the hidden Pennywise Appearances, Easter Eggs, Trivia and Scary stuff you missed. This covers all the appearances, things you missed and creepiest moments in the Stephen King ...
NECA's 'Ultimate Blood Pennywise' will let you act out the events of the HBO show's season one finale—fog machine not included. Reading time 2 minutes It: Welcome to Derry wrapped up its first season ...
Aaron covers what's exciting and new in the world of home entertainment and streaming TV. Previously, he wrote about entertainment for places like Rotten Tomatoes, Inverse, TheWrap and The Hollywood ...
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