Something undeniably resonates in the horror thriller **It**, tapping into a widespread fear of clowns as unsettling and irritating figures, particularly for those with an intense phobia. Pennywise the Dancing Clown, with his disturbing appearance and cruel methods, certainly stands out when it comes to treacherous behavior and causing distress to unsuspecting children. A word of advice to parents: perhaps avoid invi…

Seeing this film on a big screen is definitely worth it; it’s considerably more frightening than something like Annabelle: Creation, and there are plenty of startling moments to be had.

It’s more of an _Fucked-Up Coming-of-Age_ story than a typical _Monster-Movie-Slasher-Horror_, which is probably how it should be, even if that isn't what the advertising suggests. Stephen King's _It_ is among my favorite books ever, and I’m not sure a truly accurate version will ever exist (which makes sense considering its length—1200 pages—and the sprawling mythology involving Space Gods and Turtle vomit), but thi…

This film is simply awful. I’m truly shocked by what Warner Bros. has produced with this project. I understand some critics have praised this movie, but those opinions should be disregarded; we shouldn't be showing children how to endure a monstrous assault. The filmmakers clearly lack any sense of judgment. The MPAA’s R rating needs to be discarded as well. A final piece of advice: **keep this film away from …

Alexander Skarsgård's performance is remarkable; he portrays a frightening character, convincingly embodying the darkness at the heart of King’s unfortunate community.