We should all be afraid of IT Chapter 2’s Pennywise.
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Stephen King’s novels have brought us some incredibly powerful, and simply terrifying creatures and monsters. However, none of them are possibly as well know, as Pennywise the Dancing Clown from his landmark novel, It.

This amorphous being, able to change shape at will, has been haunting the small town of Derry, Maine for centuries, if not millenia. As we saw not only in the television miniseries from the early 90s, but the pair of blockbuster films.

But despite the character’s relative popularity, and its iconic status in pop culture, general audiences don’t really know too much about the child-chomping clown.

Chalk it up to having not read the book, or any of the connected stories, or just the movies not taking time to explain much about it to maintain a level of mystery. Either way, you, dear viewer, may find yourself not really knowing how powerful this monstrous clown is.

Which is probably why you are here! We are going to take a look at what we know of the character’s origins, along with its place in the larger Stephen King universe, and what kind of terrifying abilities it can unleash. Let’s dive right in, and see if we really all do float down here…

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Stephen King is behind many hit movies like IT, The Shinning and new movie Doctor Sleep – but how does he really feel about them?
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Most of us revere Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining as one of the greatest scary movies ever made. But there are some people who really don’t like the movie, one of the most famous of which is Stephen King himself. That’s right, the author of the original novel seriously hates The Shining movie, so much so that he even went on to make his own, more accurate miniseries in the 1990’s! He disliked the movie for a number of reasons, starting with all of the creative changes that Kubrick made to the story. In the novel, there is no hedge maze, but a garden full of giant topiary animals that come to life and taunt Jack as he loses his mind. Danny’s friend Tony actually appears before him as a teenage boy, and it turns out that he is actually Danny from the future using his shine to try and help his younger self. Some iconic moments like the creepy elevator, the ghost twin girls, the “All work and no play make Jack a dull boy” scene, and the iconic Here’s Johnny moment all never happened in the book! But the biggest problem King had was with how Kubrick changed the characters of Jack and Wendy. The way he wrote those two in the book could not be more different from the interpretation in the film, and they really change the entire tone of the movie!

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Linda Hamilton (“Sarah Connor”) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (“T-800”) return in their iconic roles in Terminator: Dark Fate, directed by Tim Miller (Deadpool) and produced by visionary filmmaker James Cameron and David Ellison. Following the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Terminator: Dark Fate also stars Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Gabriel Luna, and Diego Boneta.

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