Pennywise is not a serious being at all. And I mean that in the absolute best way. He’s been clowning around all season in Welcome to Derry, even though we didn’t see him properly until episode 5.

Discover What’s Streaming On: IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 7 “The Black Spot” is yet another hour of non-stop horror from the HBO show, featuring a horrific race massacre, the tragic tale of the real ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from Season 1, Episode 5 of “It: Welcome to Derry,” now streaming on HBO Max. Pennywise the Clown feeds on fear, and children are his entree of choice. When ...

IT: Welcome to Derry certainly has been a thrilling ride so far, with scares spread around liberally across the episodes, along with a deep dive into Pennywise’s backstory. The infamous clown has been ...

After weeks of anticipation, iconic horror villain Pennywise the Clown finally made his ghoulishly grinning debut in IT: Welcome to Derry by emerging from the shadows near the end of the fifth episode ...

There's a reason Stephen King's most iconic book is called "It", not "Pennywise". While the Dancing Clown is synonymous with the novel and its subsequent adaptations – in part, because red-nosed ...

Episode 4 of It: Welcome to Derry, titled “The Great Swirling Apparatus of Our Planet’s Function,” explains the origin of Pennywise. After Dick Hallorann approaches Taniel to know the whereabouts of ...

This article contains spoilers for The Running Man (2025). There are a number of burning questions lingering at the end of Edgar Wright’s adaptation of Stephen King/Richard Bachman’s The Running Man.

Discover What’s Streaming On: IT: Welcome to Derry has shown us countless terrifying incarnations of the monstrous cosmic evil known simply as “It,” but have we seen the iconic Stephen King villain in ...

This clown is really dancing between the demon baby bat and pickled daddy before settling on its most familiar form. Reading time 3 minutes There have been two episodes of It: Welcome to Derry, and ...

“I like ‘Welcome to Derry’ a lot,” King, 78, exclusively told The Post. “There are plenty of horrors and lots of surreal visuals. There’s a supermarket scare that sticks in my mind, complete with ...