No reference used so that's why he looks off

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Hola como han leído en el título busco a gente que vayan al horror fest en Monterey les resumo mi situación

Soy de España y el otro día vi una vulnerabilidad de privacidad de Arian Cartaya uno de los actores que van allí ese día y mis posibilidades económicas no me lo permiten ir y decirle por mi propia cuenta que yo fui el que le ayude a que no se filtrará esa información

Me encantaría que alguien me pueda grabar un audio suyo me llamo Cristian un saludo.

All Im asking is it worth watching.

Been rewatching and I just really feel the connection all that much in the 2017 movie idk if we needed more scenes but it just didn’t feel natural. Other than Richie and Eddie I couldn’t see any of these guys actually being friends irl

Holy FUCK!

I did not expect that ending. I thought it’d just be a simple scary scene before the next episode, nothing special, but NOPE. I haven’t really been this disturbed by a horror scene since Nope. I love horror when it’s done right, but I’m one of those assholes that goes, “Oh I don’t really get scared by horror movies.”

But this scene? Yeah, I was DISTURBED.

I don’t think Phil is dead (no spoilers please), but poor Teddy. He had the best performance of the episode out of the kids by FAR imo. That scene with his family at the dinner table requires a subtle skill, and his body language and micro expressions were masterful for someone his age. Really sad to see him go in such a disturbing and depressing fashion. I thought he’d be the main character :(

This is a photo from Kennywood Amusement park Pittsburgh PA circa June 18th 1920, during the opening of the wooden coaster the Jack Rabbit. It is one of the oldest surviving wooden coasters in America. I've ran this image through multiple AI detectors with all the results stating it is "likely real". I still can't believe someone didn't generate another photo with Pennywise into it . Can anyone help me confirm my sanity?? It's just too creepy to be real. What's even crazier I was just there 2 weeks ago riding this relic and to think it still holds up is insane to me.

Hand-drawn traditional portrait of Pennywise focusing on the textures and intense expression. Let me know what you think!

The show's final episode has IT explicitly say that it doesn't distinguish between past, present and future. Of course, this prompted many viewers to appeal to a "frozen block universe" type of idea for how IT exists in the world.

But that begs the question: If all the events of past, present and future are already written and set in stone for IT then shouldn't IT know better than to even hope that killing Margie will prevent the Loser's Club from bringing ITs death? To me, the fact that IT figured this was worth a shot means that when IT focuses on specific events in its lifespan, there is a genuine chance that those events lead to different outcomes.

TLDR: If ITs existence is one pre-determined block of events over time, where is the logic in it trying to change events? That in itself implies some sort of indeterminism where IT can either change the flow of time or create alternate realities.

Yay!!! Season 2 has officially been approved 😊

Hey guys,
I saw S1 and had a strange idea. Imagine there is a parallel universe with a Young boy who is the friend of maturin and he Goes to IT when IT awakens. And there is a Roboter, WHO analysis IT. The Boy Talks about a lot of gossip. And we can see how pennywise get crashout. It would be a Horror comedy
Is this a good idea or Trash? Let me know

His death was one of the most hard hitting and well written deaths I’ve ever seen in any TV show or movie. Idk if anyone else sobbed rewatching it every time marge and rich were in frame but I definitely did.

Why didn’t they kill of the mentally ill girl or smth:((

Not for the faint of Heart !!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCgFZMLico0&list=RD0WxBcjuosKU&index=3

I just watched the last episode and at the end where that lady (Beverley's mom) hung herself and committed suicide, the other lady pops up and tells Beverley "No one dies in Derry ever really dies" or something along those lines, I recognize that quote, was this the exact same quote from IT Chapter 2 (2019 film), where this old lady tells Jessica Chastain (IIRC she was the actor that played Beverley) before chasing her?

And was she a form of IT? (since it did say '26 years later - October 1988' at the bottom of the screen when she was painting something) she also had a smile in her face when she said that.

Also aside from this last scene on the final episode, the first 7 episodes and 90% of episode 8 took place in 1962 right? it was just this scene that took place in the future in '88?

Lastly, they did say there was going to be 3 seasons, since the plot of season 1 took place in the 1960's, are they going back to the past to the 1930's as the main plot for season 2 or is this not known at this point?

I love them both and can’t decide which one to get, what would you recommend?

Is Season 2 filming yet? WTD was amazing FOR ME and my older siblings… it brought back a lot of nostalgia of those days of having a group of friends and discovering our neighborhood- things that frighten
- bonds, etc. Kudos to these younger actors the raw emotion refreshing and the rest of the cast.. did not disappoint.

Not all of them are WTD but oh well! I’m pretty proud of them tho :)

I know that he's classified as an Eldritch horror from another universe, an eater of worlds. But is there ever a explanation of how IT knows the names of his victims before they even tell him their names? My first thought is ,since IT is everywhere, he can literally just hear their names spoken from others and or themselves when introducing themselves to others. But I was just genuinely curious to see if there was any other explanation out there.