That’s when spider legs start emerging from every side and orifice of Stanley’s living head in a close-up. This marks the beginning of the key point of the entire scene, as it doesn’t rely ...

Stephen King's It takes on many different appearances in the book, but not all of these frightening forms were included in the movies.

Georgie's severed arm and paper boat, previously included with the Gamestop-exclusive bloody Pennywise, are here again, as is a balloon, which doesn't really "hover," but can stand if you twist ...