it chapter 2
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Our 10 All-Time Favourite Stephen King Horror Roles
Stephen King needs no introduction. Though he spends most of his time writing books and stories that almost inevitably get made (and remade) into movies and TV series, he also manages to do a little acting on the side, most often popping up in adaptations of his own works. Would you have guessed? We have…
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This Video Showcases All The Myriad Transformations Of Pennywise The Clown
Pennywise, the antagonist of all iterations of Stephen King’s It and its adaptations, is generally a very menacing clown. But he’s not only a menacing clown—he’s also a freaky shapeshifter with a penchant for creative disguises and the occasional goofy stint as, like, a fish tank or something.*
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Bill Hader’s Thoughts On It Chapter Two’s Queer Character Are So Much More Interesting Than The Movie
While It Chapter Two attempts to incorporate some of the ideas about homophobia that Stephen King originally wrote into his novel about a murderous, demon clown terrorizing a small town in Maine, the movie does so in such a clumsy, de-fanged way that by the end, you’re left with the sense that the filmmakers weren’t…
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Andy Muschietti Is Really Serious About This It Supercut Thing
Do you want your horror movies to be five hours long? Well, have I got a treat for you.