Pennywise is the villain of Stephen King's It, but the clown has appeared in other books by King or has been referenced in ...

Pennywise refers to itself as "The Eater of Worlds," suggesting that it has destroyed worlds before and plans to do so again.

You might be wondering if "Clown in a Cornfield" is at least scary. No, it’s not, and it’s not trying too hard to be. The murders are served up as over-the-top comedy set pieces, designed to make the ...

Arguably, Bill's most iconic role to date is as the terrifying Pennywise clown in the It franchise, leaving audiences petrified with his menacing visage and chilling demeanour. He first appeared ...

The way “Clown in a Cornfield” presents itself, the image of Frendo is alluding to Pennywise. The title is alluding to “Snakes on a Plane.” It’s the knockoff as postmodern indie grindhou ...