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 ...

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A recent report has hinted at when audiences can expect Bill Skarsgård’s return as Pennywise in It: Welcome to Derry. Although the series premiere did not feature the clown, new details suggest his ...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “It: Welcome to Derry” Episode 1. If the “It: Welcome to Derry” premiere felt bloodier or more intense than the two movies, well that was by design. The new HBO ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (UPI) --Producer Barbara Muschietti says viewers will have to wait a bit to see Bill Skarsgard terrorize the titular town as Pennywise in the new It prequel series, Welcome to Derry.

In the first episode of It: Welcome to Derry, we meet Theodore “Teddy” Uris, the uncle of Stanley Uris from the original It. Played by Mikkal Karim-Fidler, he’s a comic book fan, especially of DC ...

Much of what is commonly known about Derry, Maine, is based on feeling. Yet, beneath Stephen King’s fictional history lies a sharper argument: Derry’s evil, particularly in “It,” serves as a metaphor ...

Stephen King's spine-chilling novel IT has seen numerous adaptations over the years. What all of them have in common, however, is the way they follow the character of Pennywise, the terrifying clown.

Filmmakers Andy Muschietti and Barbara Muschietti on expanding their hit 'IT' films into a new HBO series. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Also, while you won’t see them until episode two, the show ...

The "It" film franchise's iconic killer clown was dispatched to five continents to scare up some "Welcome to Derry" horror series viewers. Ryan Coleman is a news writer for Entertainment Weekly with ...