So, You Like Horror? Podcast #123- IT (2017)
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In this solo episode of So, You Like Horror?, Jake returns to Derry for a closer look at Andy Muschietti’s IT (2017). Following the recent discussion of IT: Welcome to Derry, this episode explores how the film expands the town’s cycle of fear, violence, and forgotten tragedy.
Jake gives a light breakdown of the movie while examining Bill Denbrough’s grief, the formation of the Losers’ Club, and the personal fears Pennywise uses against each child. The episode also compares Bill Skarsgård’s version of Pennywise with Tim Curry’s performance from the 1990 miniseries.
The discussion also looks at Derry’s passive adults, the human evil surrounding Henry Bowers, and the film’s larger themes of childhood trauma, friendship, isolation, memory, and confronting fear together. Does IT work better as a horror movie or a coming-of-age story? Which Pennywise is more frightening? And does Welcome to Derry make the 2017 film even stronger?
Listen now and return to Derry, where everyone may see the horror, but few are willing to acknowledge it.