Yes, Pennywise the Clown has returned to prominence both on the silver screen and in our nightmares. An infamous scene from the 1990 mini-series has been memed in the weeks since the trailer for ...

“It” focuses on Pennywise the Clown, one of the most famous figures ... like Pennywise into his sewer. “What you want to do with a brand, you want to own a word. You can’t do that with ...

What's scarier than a killer clown? A red balloon tied to a sewer grate that hints at the horror mayhem to come. The Lititz Borough Police Department in Pennsylvania faced a real-world version ...

The new trailer for New Line’s horror movie “It” includes plenty of Stephen King’s iconic clown Pennywise — starting with him reaching out of a sewer to offer a kid his lost paper boat.

The premise of It-- an evil clown lives in the sewer and terrorizes children -- is scary enough on its own. Not much need be done to eek a few frights out of that setup. Nonetheless, from the ...

There’s little — if anything — that Pennywise the Dancing Clown from Stephen King’s ... to see what Pennywise is up to in his sewer. See some of the best replies below.

Pennywise's head and shoulders are painted to look like sewer lighting ... Pictured here with cardboard backing insert from the Dancing Clown set. Georgie's severed arm and paper boat, previously ...

Police in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania have posted photos of red balloons left tied up to sewer grates. King's book depicts a demonic, killer clown who lures children with red balloons.

The clown living in the sewer warns that trash could damage Philadelphia's water system. The Philadelphia Water Department has resorted to terrifying measures to make sure citizens in the City of ...