just revealed what Pennywise will look like in the coming film adaptation of "It," as played by Bill Skarsgård, and It is not nearly as scary because ... Their painted faces place them somewhere ...

These also all have the digital printing on the faces, so they look dead on. Thankfully, this is the same Pennywise body we have gotten in the past, though this one has the whiter gloves on the hands.

Reporting from Toronto — Maybe it’s the recent announcement of a new Joker origin story, or perhaps just 2017’s general specter of clownish grotesquerie, but something feels perfectly timely ...

and Pennywise is simply their worst nightmare come true a physical manifestation of their suffering. This is more evident in Kings original novel, where the most scary parts have little to do with ...

Pennywise, “IT”: We have to start with the ... “Killer Klowns From Outer Space”: This movie is…indescribable. It’s not scary in the truest sense. It’s just macabre and deliberately ...

The reboot of Stephen King's IT isn't far away, and while the new Pennywise may not be that scary, the inspiration behind the terrifying original might just surprise you. The make-up artist ...

"There is a major, major difference, but I can definitely see his face in Pennywise," added Sophia Lillis (Beverly Marsh). "It's kind of weird." "It's kind of scarier to see him without the make ...

Pennywise is horrific enough when he’s lurking on the other side of a field or down in a sewer and doesn’t speak, so just imagine him whispering directly into your ear as you maneuver through ...

It features the Losers Club, now adults, return to face the evil clown Pennywise. The horror drama ... the upcoming film seems just as scary as its predecessor. The trailer is filled with scenes ...

That’s not to suggest that It doesn’t try to be scary long before it ... across just enough closeups of Pennywise the clown’s butt-clenching worthy face to make sure you’re aware this ...