Pennywise feeds on the fear of children, but as it turns out, Stephen King came up with something far more disturbing.

When Stephen King's IT hit shelves 40 years ago, a horror designed to terrorize generations was born. Before IT even came to screen for the first time in the 1990 TV miniseries starring Tim Curry as ...

HBO opens the door once again to the town where balloons float and nobody smiles for long. The new show, IT: Welcome to Derry, prepares to pull everyone beneath the streets, long before a painted grin ...

The minds behind "IT: Welcome to Derry" didn't show viewers Bill Skarsgård's Pennywise until Episode 5 – and they didn't allow his scene partners to get too familiar with him before that, either. In ...

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After decades of terrifying audiences on screen, Pennywise, Ghost Face and Art the Clown have finally received a surprisingly soft makeover without losing the unmistakable looks that made them legends ...

"He's not even human, he's just pure evil," Skarsgard says of Pennywise Mike Miller is a former writer and reporter at PEOPLE. He left PEOPLE in 2018. They both played infamously evil clowns, but It’s ...

The Allegiant star revealed how it felt to see himself as the iconic clown, saying, “It was an amazing, terrifying feeling of seeing the makeup go on for the first time.” “Up until that point, I ...

Horror fans who have read Stephen King's massive book "It" or watched the miniseries adaptation from the 1990s know that the evil creature at the center of it is one of the scariest monsters of all ...

Tim Curry It vs Bill Skarsgard's versions of It with balloons in the background Custom Image by Collider Staff Skarsgård's portrayal of Pennywise in the 2017 movie closely resembles the character in ...

Reporting from Toronto — Maybe it’s the recent announcement of a new Joker origin story, or perhaps just 2017’s general specter of clownish grotesquerie, but something feels perfectly timely about ...