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The latest horror icon to join the ranks is Pennywise, the clown with very poor hygiene at the centre of Stephen King’s 1986 novel It and this summer’s movie adaptation.

The creepy clown stereotype has reached such an extreme, it's forced an Edmonton festival to change its name. The Edmonton Clown Festival is returning this season as Play the Fool Festival.

Pennywise’s spider-like corporeal form is also completely absent from the movie. For people who’ve seen the 1990 version, it’s frustrating to watch these lush, colourful details be painted ...

The most popular turned out to be Pennywise, the clown from Stephen King’s It horror novel and recent film adaptations, according to Waszek and Google Canada.

The terrifying Pennywise the Clown is back, but this time he’s haunting your TV screens. HBO Max has released the first trailer for “Welcome to Derry,” the “It” prequel series that is ...

The origin story of Pennywise the Clown is coming to HBO Max (yep, that name is back), thanks to It: Welcome to Derry. In season one, we will go decades back to discover how all of this ...