While arguably Stephen King's most iconic monster, Pennywise the Dancing Clown is merely one manifestation of It. The Deadlights are the villain's true form.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Terrifying manifestations of Pennywise have appeared throughout "It: Welcome to Derry." The entity, which the Shokopiwah call the ...

An Andor veteran nearly snagged the role of Pennywise in the two-part film adaptation of Stephen King's It novel before Bill ...

Contains spoilers for "It: Welcome to Derry" Season 1, Episode 2 — "The Thing in the Dark" "It: Welcome to Derry" features an abundance of horrifying scenes, but Pennywise's (Bill Skarsgård) ...

Inspiring coulrophobia for over 40 years, Pennywise has managed to dance his way from the written word to television to the ...

Welcome to Derry digs deeper into the mythos of Pennywise the Dancing Clown. Now, Bill Skarsgård has weighed in on one of the most interesting ideas introduced in the show… Pennywise’s apparent abilit ...

Prior to the new versions of the character that have been the focus of the billion-dollar movie reboot and its spinoff series, one man was the only name ever really associated with Pennywise the ...

View post: Special ‘Doctor Who’ Auction Set to Sell 200 Props from Iconic TV Show Curry was the first actor to depict Pennywise the Clown onscreen in IT, the 1990 television adaptation of Stephen King ...

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 ...

It franchise has given us two movies and a television show so far, and here's how you can watch them in order.

Pennywise is almost defeated by Dick Hallorann, who uses his shining abilities to try and entrap the creature. Dick freezes It, forcing it into 1908 after it took over Bob Gray, but without any powers ...

Well, first off, IT is the name of a 1986 novel by Stephen King about an ancient evil that terrorizes the small Maine town of Derry every 27 years. It's also a moniker of sorts for an ancient evil ...