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

The original It television miniseries is taking over the global streaming charts ahead of the release of It: Welcome to Derry ...

Stephen King has written stories that have frightened kids and adults alike for years. Salem's Lot made readers fear that their entire town would be overrun by vampires. Cujo made people afraid of ...

Stephen King created Pennywise based on those fears, but what made him especially scary were two things: One, Pennywise is not a man.For much of the novel, we don't know exactly what Pennywise is ...

It's one of the most upfront Pennywise references in other Stephen King books. 11.22.63 Jake Epping, a teacher, gets a chance to travel back in time to avert the death of John F. Kennedy.

In Stephen King's 1986 novel, It, ... Pennywise has taken many victims and this is his macabre trophy room. There's a rickety old circus wagon as well, with Pennywise's name on the side.

Stephen King’s It novel has proven to be a piece of classic horror literature over the ... we’re looking back on the time that Pennywise made an appearance in another King novel — 11/22/63.

A s a horror writer, Stephen King has brought fans some of pop culture's scariest villains, from Pennywise the Dancing Clown to the rabid Saint Bernard Cujo. However, one of his creations that ...

Pennywise has many memorable moments in Stephen King’s It novel, but its comment about being the “Eater of Worlds” only makes me wish King would write a prequel to It. The works of Stephen ...