*PENNYWISE* gave us NIGHTMARES

[@theperfectmixx]

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[@careless-minds]

You guys should watch Monster House!

[@WyattNelson-p2i]

It chapter 2 or the 1990s IT.

[@thatstough4706]

2013 “Mama”

[@ChickenNugget-nv2cg]

you can see pennywise hiding in the painting in the brick wall when they are helping ben

[@CHRISTALGIA]

Watch the next IT movie after this one

[@tigqc]

Bill Skarsgard (who played Pennywise) was really nervous and concerned that he was traumatizing the child actors with his performance. After one especially intense scene one of the kids snapped out of his scared acting and enthusiastically told Skarsgard he really liked what he was doing with the character.

[@tanelviil9149]

Here's A nice info for those who don't know. In the book the story ends with the Kids having a gangbang with the girl :D Yeah Stephen King is a fucked up man.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

Imagine approaching a child actor to apologise only to be told by the kid “Phenomenal delivery Bill, the audience shall feel exhilarated once we’ve refined our craft”

[@adriantrusca1245]

We all have the internet to research shit. Shut up.

[@adriantrusca1245]

​@@XXXTENTAClON227imagine shutting up. Just imagine. Imagine hard.

[@Nyktoniks]

A lot of the actors who play horror villains are some of the nicest people ever

[@andrewmcmurray9580]

So it's not really explained in the movie, but Pennywise terrorizes his prey first because he likes the way fear tastes. It's his way of "seasoning the meat". So he shapeshifts into whatever his potential victims are most afraid of.

[@ju2545]

Yeah but he didn’t scare Georgie before eating him. All he did was bite off his arm before he ate him and I guess that was enough to scare him

[@maj1nprince]

@@ju2545 Having your arm torn off is pretty scary.

[@GalaxyKane]

​@@ju2545 Georgie had to reach in the dark sewer to retrieve his boat, he was full of fear having to do that. And Pennywise smelled it in the arm that reached into the void.

[@liliahernandez8940]

so it's not r

[@VoltZRR]

@@ju2545I have a feeling strangers were his biggest fear. He sounded petrified of pennywise but he really wanted the boat back

[@BlackMoonDragon]

To offer an explanation as to why the adults in this town seem to be a bit off, it’s explained in the book that the monster has such an influence over the town that no matter how violent and horrible things get, everyone just seems to ignore it.

[@lmprettywhenicry]

in what sense? Do they know abt pennywise, are they scared of him?

[@BlackMoonDragon]

@@lmprettywhenicry Most adults can’t see him. There are some exceptions, of course but most of the adult population is oblivious to his existence. The reason they ignore the horrible stuff that happens is because he has some level of control or influence over them. It’s hard to explain. It’s kind of like the whole town is cursed or something.

[@lmprettywhenicry]

@@BlackMoonDragon it’s okay I understand a bit better now I think lol tysm

[@BlackMoonDragon]

@@lmprettywhenicry Awesome! I hope that helped!

[@lilmanq7746]

@@BlackMoonDragonSo technically he isn’t preying on the adults? That’s why they can’t see him?

[@TJUC123]

The adults in Derry are basically cursed to be ignorant of Pennywise’s existence.

[@jacklively5229]

2:44 it’s noted in the novel that Pennywise is the town itself, and exerts unimaginable influence. And IT causes adults to ignore/not notice it’s actions and it’s vile influence

[@ju2545]

But the adults r too old to see Pennywise

[@cullenbohannon1408]

​@@ju2545No they aren't. Pennywise chooses to only reveal itself to children most of the time because it is a coward.

[@struanb1]

Pennywise is a being, it just preys (in more recent history) on Derry. It’s gone for adults multiple times in the books too, but children are just more easy to scare

[@jacklively5229]

@@struanb1 Its pernicious influence extends over adults & kids; just look at what It did to Bowers, making him a sort of Renfield

[@RagingDoggo_Edits]

So that means you can only leave Derry when he is resting ? Meaning if u easily get scared and if your a child youre already dead?

[@santa1563]

“they’re gazebos!” my favorite line 😂😂😂

[@rosathais]

Mine too 😂 I was waiting for them to comment on it but they didn't hear it

[@LilTechCricket]

​​@@rosathaisI used this against my mom in a quick argument we were having about my heart meds. I just yelled out "They're gazebos!" Our argument stopped immediately and we just laughed thinking back to that moment about Eddie and his mom yelling at each other about medication. Just like we were. A ridiculous little movie line made us laugh and stopped an argument from escalating because the ridiculousness of it totally broke all the anger and tension. Never thought a horror movie line would help me in my family life. 😂

[@Lakerfanforlife]

THEYRE BULLSHIT

[@CamNewton-ox1ku]

@@LilTechCricketyour heart ok?

[@LAURA---]

Same! & “suck the wound!” cause it’s just so stupid lol

[@meghanmonroe]

Y'all are killing me with the "Do you think that was real?" 😂 It's Pennywise. He delivers. Also, don't miss Chapter 2. Gotta finish the story.

[@awaknyiivodsbonus4287]

Yo don't misgender Pennywise. It's a IT

[@meghanmonroe]

@@awaknyiivodsbonus4287 Touché.

[@deehasapples7646]

@@awaknyiivodsbonus4287 In the books the creature is a she actually.

[@ju2545]

But since the kids are adults in part 2, they’re too old to see Pennywise now

[@meghanmonroe]

@@ju2545 I think established beef trumps age.

[@wiggy5209]

She saw blood because she was afraid of getting her period ...because of her dad ..and so on ..all of the visions were their greatest fears

[@nicecock5703]

i know his dad was being a pedo but what difference will it make if he knew she got periods...sry i am still learning help

[@rax0018]

​@@nicecock5703 well getting her period means you can get pregnant..:(

[@catherinedavis819]

i think she was afraid of getting her period bc she wouldn’t be her dads “little girl” anymore and that would make him mad

[@SakuraSkribbls7826]

​@@catherinedavis819 OOOH I never thought about it like that

[@injunsun]

@@catherinedavis819 Um. No. She was afraid her dad was going to phoque her.

[@muddabuwshi]

No words can express how i excited i am whenever y'all react to a movie with jumpscares

[@danholmesfilm]

They should do The Descent :)

[@redandrit2105]

What about Sebscreen?

[@tanelviil9149]

Here's A nice info for those who don't know. In the book the story ends with the Kids having a gangbang with the girl :D Yeah Stephen King is a fucked up man.

[@muddabuwshi]

@@redandrit2105 what?😂 been a while since he watched something scary

[@Heathen9]

Their visions aren’t visions. Everything they’re seeing is real. PennyWise holds a trance like state over the entire town. Didn’t y’all notice the adults never really cared? The adults see everything the kids are seeing but it’s normal & perfectly fine to them. Pennywise keeps the adults in a state where they just don’t care. PennyWise has been in Derry for a very, very long time. Lastly, the reason why PennyWise scares the kids, their personal encounters with PennyWise, is because it salts the meat. PennyWise loves to scare the kids first, he says it makes them “taste” better. Yes, there is a “IT” “Chapter 2”.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise is BRILLIANT. In the original 1990 mini-series, Tim Curry's Pennywise was mostly comedic. But Bill's performance is more creepy and frightening while also being a little comedic at times.

[@Jedicake]

Agreed. Tim Curry is amazing but no question Bill really made Pennywise iconic

[@petratyraanderson]

​@@Jedicakethey accomplished different objectives

[@tanelviil9149]

Here's A nice info for those who don't know. In the book the story ends with the Kids having a gangbang with the girl :D Yeah Stephen King is a fucked up man.

[@PrimeTimeSanders]

@@Jedicakestop the cap without Tim curry’s epic performance as pennywise there would be no scarier version original IT always better 🤷🏾‍♂️ it’s just facts

[@GizmoGremlinDog]

​@@Jedicake no, Tim Curry made pennywise iconic. Which is why it was loved and remade. Tim was able to imitate a friendly, funny clown perfectly which made it so much creepier when he snapped. Bill's just stays creepy, there is no way as a child I would converse with Bill's pennywise, but Tim's, I can see being lured in.

[@jeng9927]

That very first scene where all expression just bleeds off the clown’s face is so chilling.

[@SM-rn8sq]

Fun Fact: This movie came out 27 years after the old movie/miniseries

[@lov3fr4nkocean]

that’s actually crazy

[@chaoticlokis]

Coincidence? Idts.

[@Putrefax]

Remember that IT isn't just Pennywise the clown. Pennywise is just a form it uses to instill fear in the kids, because kids are scared of clowns. It covers the entire town in an aura of apathy and negativity in order to feed on scared kids. IT can manifest everywhere, even on people's tvs. Ever notice how all the kids parents are super shitty, and spend a bunch of time in front of the tv? IT is making the town the perfect breeding ground for vulnerable kids, so IT can terrify and eat them. Watch the movie back, and you'll see IT disguised as bystanders like the librarian or as graffiti or any number of things, always watching the kids.

[@mastixencounter]

pennywise is IT lol. it's just not it's true form. This is literally all you had to say

[@Dhaem16]

The thing with Pennywise... it's all real as long as you believe it's real.

[@Prowl76]

There's a deleted scene showing Henry in the car as the kids go into the house. In it, you see that he also murdered his two friends whose bodies are sitting in the car with him.

[@MrShiftey13]

Oh shit!

[@charlesnvo6]

him:" its called monster house or something" , me: "yea its called monster house

[@Starblitz99]

Finn wolfhard as Richie was the best part of the movie😂😂😂

[@ryanstauffer119]

It really was a great cast

[@jmon24ify]

1:42 "I would have been just like this kid. I am not necessary afraid of clowns. I would've talked to him" Sorry bro. a clown in the sewer wanting to play with a kid is a huge red flag lol

[@brandontrammel4581]

Pennywise has crazy powers. He has the town especially adults under his control. It's like being in a fog it's why there's so many child missing cases or horror things and nothing is done. It symbolizes bullying etc. As a kid and adults not doing anything about it.

[@Provoses]

I’m not a big fan of part 2 but this movie is definitely one of the greatest in recent years. The dialogue between the kids is top tier

[@AleksPizana]

Yeah, I didn't like the second part, but this one was really good.

[@TeddyKGB12]

HBO is currently shooting a mini-series called "Welcome to Derry"! Hopefully, it'll cover some of the things the movies left out!

[@ju2545]

@@AleksPizanathe second part doesn’t make sense cuz since they’re adults, they’re too old to see Pennywise now

[@AleksPizana]

@@ju2545 It's a lot of stuff that doesn't make any sense on that one. Another one is how Stan committed you know what (I don't wanna get cancelled for using words) to stay ''close to them'', to ''support'' them, to make them ''stronger''?. I actually didn't even understand the 'reasoning' they invented for that one on the film. They could've just kept him alive to get killed by Pennywise at that point. The ending is super altered, anyways.

[@ju2545]

@@AleksPizana yeah but Stan wouldn’t have to worry about IT anymore because now that he’s an adult, he’s too old to see IT, just like the rest of the losers club.

[@dchristofel9473]

Great reaction guys. No surprise there. If no one has answered it yet. The reason for him slowly showing the kids their fears is because it makes them tastier. I believe its from the book that "IT" says its like "salting the meat." So fear is like seasoning your food. That's why IT targets kids because they're easier to scare which equals tastier food. That doesn't mean adults are completely off the menu. Hope you guys watch "Chapter Two"

[@TeddyKGB12]

You are correct. Also, I believe the book also said that children's fears are more based on fantasy, which makes the fear stronger, which makes sense if you think about it. If IT takes the form of their fears, IT can become anything. For adults, their fears are different. What would IT take the form of for an adult, a high electric bill? The mortgage?

[@lilmanq7746]

⁠@@TeddyKGB12That’s true, I’m not even an adult yet my fears are totally different than a kids lmao

[@TeddyKGB12]

@@lilmanq7746 absolutely. The fears of children are easier to manipulate, as their brains aren't fully formed yet. In the book, some adults don't even see IT or notice ITs presence. If you haven't done so already, read the book. It's amazing and truly scary. There are also a lot of things in the book that couldn't be put in the movies, due to time constraints and other things. Also, there's a mini-series coming out in 2025 on HBO called "Welcome to Derry" that might cover some of the things from the book that weren't in the movies.

[@KendallRicki]

​@@TeddyKGB12Exactly lol

[@Im_notDontai]

13:15 THE MONSTER HOUSE!!! THAT MOVIE SCARED ME AS A KID LOL

[@Vashti_Online]

Watching the making of these movies is very intriguing. Bill Skarsgård is amazing and how his eyes can naturally look in 2 different directions, he is also almost scarier playing Pennywise without the make up. Can’t wait to watch you review IT Chapter 2.

[@KendallRicki]

Not until they can hopefully and eventually understand the overall storyline first lol

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Being a fan of the novel (my second favorite coming just behind The Stand), you have no clue how amped I was during the house on Neibolt St. and the Apocalyptic Rock Fight scenes, both were left out of the previous miniseries version

[@AleksPizana]

But the second film was kinda bad in comparison, I think. The opening scene was straight from the novel, but the rest of the film was all over the place and, while I think that IT is almost impossible to adapt, it didn't make it justice how weak it ended up being.

[@TeddyKGB12]

"IT" was the first "grown-up" novel that I read. I think I was 14 and in 8th grade, so around 1992-93. After "IT", I also read "The Stand." For me, I put "IT" slightly ahead of the 2, but can easily see how you have it the other way around. I also enjoyed "The Eye of the Dragon", "The Mist" and "The Long Walk." The last 2 were short stories. I'd love for a movie to be made of "The Long Walk"

[@TeddyKGB12]

HBO is currently shooting a mini-series called "Welcome to Derry"! Hopefully, it'll cover some of the things the movies left out!

[@tanelviil9149]

Here's A nice info for those who don't know. In the book the story ends with the Kids having a gangbang with the girl :D Yeah Stephen King is a fucked up man.

[@colbyturley6830]

hopefully leaving certain things out from the books 👀@@TeddyKGB12

[@tyjohnson9902]

I think the rocks were big because it might be hard to see smaller rocks on camera

[@ARealGem88]

It’s not a vision when they are getting attacked by their fears. It is a being that preys on children and attacks them with their biggest fears. No adults can see It. It can transform and become your biggest fear.

[@mastixencounter]

adults are capable of seeing it

[@brettcloud8550]

The projector scene in the garage is some of the best shit.

[@ryanstauffer119]

When I showed this movie to my best friend and when it seemed like Pennywise disappeared from the screen when Stan was looking at it, my friend was like “Oh, ok we’re good.” But then when Pennywise appeared coming out, my friend jumped in his seat.

[@seesawseesaw]

should definitely check out chapter two, these movies are so special to me ☺️ I came for the horror and stayed for the characters, love them sm

[@silentassason]

13:25 I'm several days late and don't see any other comments mentioning it but yes you're right. Its an animated movie called Monster House and it's a fun movie

[@AngeryCrow]

Pennywise actor (Bill) was kept away from the whole kid cast crew until his scene with them are up for shooting, it was director orcer, so he would be an actual surprise for them when it's come to shooting that specific scene. The book version of this series is WAY more gross, and grim than the one we got as film and TV series.

[@TeddyKGB12]

HBO is currently shooting a mini-series called "Welcome to Derry"! Hopefully, it'll cover some of the things the movies left out!

[@stephenlackey5852]

A lot of people don’t like the second film, because it has a different mood than the first, but for me-taken as a one-two punch, it’s a quality horror experience 👍

[@SiLvErWaRe000]

I don't dislike the 2nd chapter, but I didn't like it quite as much. The producers said they heard that people liked the haunted house scene the most, so they pushed that more in chapter 2.

[@sylverlokkshinbreaker6090]

In the original book, the kids were set in the late 1950's and the modern era was the early 80's, which is why some behaviors are 'off' from what you expect, like the tighty whities and the overt racism and bullying. Also in the book there is a subtle but present idea that they have some kind of divine help when they are together as one(as the first time at the rock fight), and that they are part of a war between extraplanar beings, Maturin the Great Turtle, and It, the Spider with the Deadlights.

[@mastixencounter]

how is bullying and racism odd or old, its literally everywhere today

[@KendallRicki]

​@@mastixencounterLol yeah clearly you lack reading comprehension because that's not even what the commenter said as far as how you read it. Commenter said "Some behaviors were off from WHAT YOU'D EXPECT". Meaning that WE, the audience, know it's wrong and messed up, however back in a certain time era it was so common anyway, that nobody cared anyway. DUH 👍

[@LucianUchiha]

​@@mastixencounternot really. It still exists, but it's not "literally everywhere."

[@animatorJinxLove]

I’ve come to the conclusion that Pennywise doesn’t immediately kill the kills and scares them as if like seasoning his meals first

[@deesavage5198]

My favorite part is when theyre talking about popcorn and then IT starts to growl. Such a predator/prey moment

[@brucenatelee]

7:02 This was one of the coolest creepy moments in recent horror film, because it's meant to make you question what you saw. The Librarian behind him... most reactors don't see it.

[@brucenatelee]

The glasses makes it hard to tell at first, but that's Finn Wolfhard from Stranger Things. Sophia Lilis played in the Dungeons & Dragons movie.

[@brucenatelee]

28:02 I forget what it's called, Munchausen by proxy. It's when somebody seeks attention by needing to be pitied by using illness, but "by proxy" involve doing it to a loved one. Some call it "factitious disorder."

[@brucenatelee]

The kids in this and Stranger Things gave me "Kids ain't just stupid" vibes.

[@ZeroRaiden247]

Vince you are spot on!! First person I seen in a long time bring up monster house. Am 26 and still remember it being pretty cool for its time. Awesome reaction and content as always from you both!! 🙏🏾

[@dairyqueenrestaurant8800]

9:25 - 9:26 She Said That “Yeahhh” As Though She Was In Scooby-Doo Tryin’ To Solve A Mystery! 😆

[@sabadodomingo1293]

The parents aren’t wackos. That’s the power of It. Adults dont see what he does because he doesn’t feed on them as much since children get more scared and for It, the fear makes them taste better

[@sammurphy3343]

He's not really a clown but its the form he likes to use the most.

[@Smokie_666]

Although I still love and read the book, this was a very strong adaptation. Really enjoyed how they changed some things up to make it more modern while keeping the idea alive.

[@Shyknit]

And thankfully left out that one part where they all "knew" each other in the biblical sense truly wtf was wrong with him for imagining and writing that

[@windandcloudshadow158]

Not really a strong adaptation but still pretty good.

[@miked2445]

20:23 Ive never seen anyone spit their soul out, suck it back in and then expel it once more. I am dying over here.🤣🤣

[@elisnider]

Bill skarsgard the actor who played pennywise was 27 in the time this was filmed. The release of this movie was also 27 years after the original IT.

[@heyitsthatmoviedude1627]

I love how the film accurately depicts how bullies were back in the day. Another iconic method of bullying was to slip cherry bombs in their back pockets of an innocent to blow up their ass cheek muscle tissue, and the follow-up would be that they wouldn't be able to sit down properly due to the damage caused, thus leading to bullying about the kid now being gay or being taken advantage of by a man and therefore is now gay. If it wasn't in the back pocket, then they'd forced them to hold the cherry bombs with a closed fist. Medical costs were so bad back then that the damage would usually send the family into intense medical debt. Bullying back in the day brutalize todays bullies by a landslide.

[@heyitsthatmoviedude1627]

Clarification; i hate bullies, i just love historically accurate dicptions of certain things that movies usually under-play or over-do.

[@theylied1776]

This is one of Stephen King's more controversial Novels. They didn't include it in the movie but there is a very graphic sex scene that if it was included, you would say out loud WTF?! There are still people who want this book banned.

[@nicecock5703]

could you care to explain that graphic scene...am interested

[@theylied1776]

@@nicecock5703 No, it cannot be explained on KZbin. Your account would be suspended for that kind of description. You're going to have to look it up. When Stephen King wrote his books in the 1970s and 1980s, he was doing a lot of cocaine!

[@ryanstauffer119]

Stephen King said the purpose of the season that it’s officially when the Losers started growing up. When they all officially “united/bonded”. But of course, King said that it was one of those things he does regret writing and it was an idea he realized that was not thought out well.

[@theylied1776]

@@ryanstauffer119 That and the fact that he was on a lot of cocaine and alcohol during that time... and he barely remembered what he wrote half the time. To this day, Stephen King admits that he cannot remember writing Cujo.

[@kirepaha5781]

13:30 yeah-yeah, that movie exits and called exactly that - monster house

[@andrewpoyser6538]

30:20 yall reaction was priceless im sorry😂😂

[@angelestrada9552]

IT aka Pennywise the clown, aka Robert Bob Gray, is an interdimesional alien being from a different universe, and his ability is to shape-shift to your worst fears. His other abilities are illusions, regenerative healing, and make the adults delusional or confused. His true form is the Deadlights, cosmic energy orbs that's forms into what he is.

[@alexharman9001]

I’m curious, since I don’t think I heard you mention it: did you notice that the actor who plays Richie Tozier is also Mike Wheeler in _Stranger Things?_ It’s kind of funny, because the novel _IT_ and the 1990 miniseries version were among of the Duffer brothers’ biggest influences in creating that show, but to the extent that you can map the Party onto the Losers’ Club, Mike is obviously Bill Denbrough, not Richie. Richie, at least in this film version, is closer to Lucas - the skeptic whose distrust creates some dissension in the group, though I think in the novel that was more Stanley Uris’s role. You can see elements of Eddie Kaspbrak in Will Byers, the smallest and most fragile of the boys, although Joyce is a _much_ better mother than Eddie’s mom (you were right about the Munchausen-by-proxy element, that’s _exactly_ what Mrs. Kaspbrak is about).

[@KEWOVER]

No one is fucking reading all that also all of us know who Finn wolfhard is

[@k3n12ock]

I grew up watching the original 2 part tv movie and it scared the crap outta me, especially part 1 of that These movies are pretty good too and steps it up a notch because of the technology we have now vS then.

[@NoCluYT]

30:30 Y'all got me dying here lmaooo

[@MrCanadian6]

also from what i remember when it comes to Henry is Henry had a hate-filled childhood. From the start, he was abused both physically and psychologically by his abusive Nazi father Oscar "Butch" Bowers. Butch beat both his son and wife on a daily basis the latter eventually leaving him after he beat her nearly to death.

[@Furbiewithbarbielegs]

What the hell that’s awful,

[@MrCanadian6]

@imapotatolover6060 yeah it is i remember a couple years ago when i found that out and read it all it angered me i know its all characters but still how could anyone do that to their son and wife actually how could anyone do that to their family you know

[@hannibalssnaggleteeth]

Not to mention, in the book, nearly every fight with the losers and Henry had Henry being humiliated or beaten instead which I wish they showed in the movies. And he got essentially molested by Patrick in the junkyard. Dude couldn't catch a break for the life of him.

[@Pthumerian01]

33:53 I'm probably the only person that recognized that lord of the rings cave troll howling

[@markmcelligott2542]

This was the scariest book i ever read... ive got to say they did a decent job with the two movies in capturing the fear each child dealt with.

[@TeddyKGB12]

HBO is currently shooting a mini-series called "Welcome to Derry"! Hopefully, it'll cover some of the things the movies left out!

[@sexilatinoboi69]

​@TeddyKGB12 its going to be a prequel so nothing in the book wont be added to the mini series

[@freakofnature-g8j]

I watched both movies 4 times, and at night, from 12 AM to 3 AM, did not even jump once, the movies felt funny to me. Love Pennywise 🧡🎈

[@OgSuda]

Y'all are my favorite duo to watch movies with keep posting these I love them lol

[@Streifen1911]

It’s wild seeing people actually going in totally blind. IT is my favorite book & the 90’s movies (please watch) were so important to me as kid in Germany. Love em!

[@mynameisT853]

1:34 Vince laughing and Shoshanna's face like "tf is wrong with you this little boy is about to fuckin die fr"

[@JeffSweigartJr]

Absolutely brilliant that this movie was released 27 years after the original was released.

[@Smoo-tm9nc]

That was SO much fun! What a great upload guys 👏👏👏👏 Chapter 2 is pretty dammed ferocious so definitely looking forward to that reaction 😄

[@domisvids]

Im kinda surprised that you both didn’t say anything about Richie since that’s Finn Wolfhard who also plays Mike in stranger things

[@KEWOVER]

6:07 **painting falls** Vince: “maybe i adjusted it wrong” **Painting disappears** Vince: “its a bit different” 😂😂😂

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, Chapter 2.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Stephen King's novel 'It' was first made into a TV movie back in 1990... It was also in 2 parts, but in a different storytelling format than this version made explicit for the big screen. The original movie had actor Tim Curry as 'Pennywise the clown'... The first part started w/ the 7 kids as adults. Mike Hanlon (of the seven) still lives in Derry when kids start going missing or getting killed... He finds an old photo of George Denbrough (Bill's little brother 'Georgie' who was killed by Pennywise when they were kids) left at a crime scene and deduces that Pennywise has returned... Mike starts calling the other 6 and asks them to return to Derry to fulfill a promise they had made... Each of the 6 adults gets a call from Mike and recall their experiences w/ Pennywise as they make their way back... Bill is a writer and author, Ben is an architect, Beverly is a fashion designer, Richie is a stand-up comedian, Eddie owns a limo company, and Stan own an accounting firm - w/ all 6 making big money outside of Derry, while Mike is a librarian in Derry. 'It -Chapter 2' for the big screen was the opposite - the adults were having flashbacks of their first experiences w/ Pennywise.

[@wowsnow420]

The part where they see IT in the kitchen was the first actual time they saw Bill in full costume. So they're reactions were genuine

[@the1stlemonhead]

it's not visions. pennywise appears as your worst fear.

[@padtrickkeys3261]

I Still Remember How much I Loved This movie when it came Out, Scared Me Alot but was so freaking Funny Especially Richie, Him talking was just Funny 😂

[@danish75808]

I was 15 when i watched it and movies in which characters grow with us connects a lot and im crying seeing the end.........But IT 2 gives a future what and how troubly it is when u grow up , its just work you do and no friends , im 18 and im really afraid of that future

[@NikkieTwix]

“Or at best I know who did it to my little brother and I want smoke” 🤣

[@justinmeade2327]

Great reaction to an amazing movie. Y’all have to do Part 2! It’s the Losers Club 27 years later when Pennywise comes back again.

[@20ecupirate13]

October is my favorite month for reaction videos :D

[@thatstough4706]

You didn't seem to recognize the scary lady at 6:26. I recommend you watch the movie "Mama", A horror film. I believe you would like it, it's very good. A lot of secret cameos and movie references were added to the movie It.

[@TheAllieBuba]

Wow....as someone who is 32.. I see these kids childhoods very similar to mine and I didn't find anything wild about their behaviour 😢 obviously I do now! But I am happy to see you both find it wild to be honest

[@notmanyelles]

Y’all need to watch the OG “IT” movie from the 80s!!

[@sr.coxinha9620]

13:24 This house remember me too that house from "Monster house" I felt nostalgic for the house when I saw it

[@anthonysaunders8271]

The scariest part is that skarsgard is 6'4

[@brandondelgado7731]

So funny seeing you react to the river scene. Definitely you’re not Gen X. I lived in a small town as a kid and my friends and I did that a lot of times. Left school or skipped school and went swimming. Sometimes a few girls would go with us. Remember doing it since I was 11 years old.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

There was a railroad trestle going over the Merrimack River where I grew up. In 8th grade, me and my friend group went up there with a bunch of girls so of course the braver of my friends and I dropped down to our skivvies and jumped in. One of the dudes that stayed on the trestle opened up a chum bucket, got freaked out and kicked off the ledge and I had a half gallon of maggots poured directly in my wake. Good times

[@StillbornGravity]

this is yall best video. the reactions were great. this video may be a national treasure. And yea, there is a chapter 2.

[@freddybonilla2472]

Pennywise will still come for them all Until they officially become grown ups

[@t6var3s]

Everytime I see yalls post it puts a smile on my face, I thank you both for the amount of joy and laughter you bring into my life with your reaction videos!

[@hiven8830]

13:18 bros unlocking forgotten memories

[@robertfalcon6083]

Dude you killed me with the “visions”…IT WAS REAL!!!! Didn’t matter if not everyone could see it

[@DaveTingwaldd]

I was pleasantly surprised by this movie/remake. They did a great job of making it very scary.

[@MCAstudios-k2]

29:20 he literally looks like mario in smo when you do the long jumps

[@bighuge1060]

This movie is filled with Easter eggs for the novel. The refrigerator with Pennywise in it is a nod to the discarded refrigerator used by Hockstetler (sp), the Lego turtle, the mural of the gang slaying next to the butcher shop's back door, Mike's parent's fate and vision being like the Black Hole bar arson, etc. all tie into the novel even though they are represented differently in the movie. What I liked more than anything was Derry having a canal and that Paul Bunyan statue. The TV miniseries had its faithful portions as did this movie and its sequel but the newer movies seem more immersive to me.

[@alexisbell8865]

love love this move! remake was great as the 1990 version. also this is how normal people get scare watching IT. as someone who watch this an dozen times. it funny seeing ppl get jumpscared! cant wait for part 2!

[@nl0za28]

i LOVE part 2! y’all should definitely watch it

[@ju2545]

Yeah but in part 2, they’re adults, so they’re too old to see Pennywise, so it doesn’t make sense

[@shep4life]

I read this book twice. I love this story. Still so much more in the book. Over 1000 pages😂

[@ryanstauffer119]

1,143 to be exact

[@Quan1993]

The way Shoshana be jumping is funny is hell 😂😂

[@R0NINnoodles]

As the original film (made for tv version) was shown in two parts I think its only fitting that your next reaction should be: IT Chapter 2. This incredible remake was split into two separate films for a deeper more theatrical experience (and also for the money grab the studio wanted)

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction you two! 😊 I love this movie! Definitely one of my favorite Stephen King book adaptation. There's one thing that was from the book that thankfully wasn't in this movie or the sequel. You can Google it if either one of you are curious. LOL! Bill Skarsgård is fantastic as Pennywise, the Dancing Clown. Both him and Tim Curry(who played Pennywise in the 1990 mini-series)are amazing. And the kids in the Losers Club are so perfectly casted. I VERY HIGHLY recommend the 2017 sequel "IT: Chapter 2" to see how the story ends. And remember....you'll float too!!!🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈 Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊

[@mikeydubbs8565]

They left out a lot of lore, though. The Black Spot, The Turtle etc. Mike Hanlon’s arc got fucked up too, or how Bowers’ father would torment Mike’s family for being black, IT using her influence to instill hate in the in the community for her to feed of the fear of the victims

[@happybunnyntx]

I love how natural your reactions are. So many ham it up for youtube, but here it's so chill. May i recommend Sliding Doors? It's a romance with a slight sci-fi twist and Gwenyth Paltrow before she was bananas.

[@itzkamzi]

Monster house was a great movie i loved it growing up, you guys should definitely watch it

[@The_palface]

30:19 didn’t see that one coming 😭

[@Ballhaver1998]

4:15 LMAOOOO YOURE SO RIGHT

[@bdbd1390]

Reasons for the visions, they taste better when they are scared. More scared they are, better they taste. Basically salting them up! Also Pennywise lore is vast, you just aren't gonna get it all in a movie. Especially when he has fingers in a lot of Stephen Kings stories. Same with how these kids get the strength to fight Pennywise. That character is constantly giving powers to fight off pennywise evil. Called the shine, which is that famous Jack Nickelson movie. The Shinning!

[@1minutefacts15]

I love when you guys react to horror movies bc I always need someone to watch scary movies with lol also

[@GentlyUsedFrog]

09:10 cool little fan : That's Betty Ripsom

[@adrianasenchantedgarden8020]

Finn wolfhard is cool as Ritchie’ as well he was pretty good in stranger things, 21:10

[@adrianasenchantedgarden8020]

Finn wolfhard is a great actor 21:10