IT/Nightmare Fuel: Difference between revisions

Ah, ''[[IT]]''. Regarded as one of Stephen King's scariest ([[Doorstopper|and longest]]) novels, it ''sure'' does have [[Nightmare Fuel]]. [[Bring My Brown Pants|Now, where are my brown pants?]]

 

Then it was adapted into a movie, and untold numbers of children suddenly were scared of clowns. [[Monster Clown|Good reason, too.]]

 

 

'''The Movie Adaptation'''

*** 1958+27=1985 and then 1985+27=2012. If Pennywise is still alive, next year promise to be very interesting for the people of Derry ... and for Stephen King's readers...

* Pennywise in the storm drain.

* Patrick Hockstetter. An insane and unfathomably sadistic solipsist who believes that he was the only "real" being in the universe who had no sense of hurting or even being hurt (even after Henry struck him in the mouth when he took a step further from a handjob and offered him oral sex).

** He suffocated his baby brother because he believed he threatened his existence without a smidge of regret or even worry of the possible repercussions that would follow if he were caught (which his father almost did when he found a pair of tracks from Patrick's boots towards the infant's room, but shut the thought out forever out of horror).

* Pennywise appearing as the main character's little brother the day he died with his arm ripped off. Fortunately, the main character regains his senses and kicks [[Eldritch Abomination]] ass.

** For that matter, ''the scene where George got his arm ripped out''. Especially:

''What he saw then was terrible enough to make his worst imaginings of the thing in the cellar seem like sweet dreams; what he saw destroyed his sanity in one clawing stroke.'' }}

* What happened to Tom Rogan when he gazed into Pennywise's "dead lights". Since he was an abusive dick, he deserved having his head explode from madness.

 

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[[Category:Film/Nightmare Fuel]]

[[Category:Literature/Nightmare Fuel]]