Scary clowns have nothing on cruel everyday reality in Stephen King's 'It'

You don't have to wait long for the scares to arrive in It. The newest adaptation of Stephen King's novel serves up its frights early and often, starting with the gruesome disappearance of a little boy in the opening scene. 

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It takes a little longer, however, to see where the real horror lies in It. At its best, It captures the very specific terrors of early adolescence – the stuff that feels all the more haunting because they're scrubbed clean from our idealized notions of youth, the stuff that happens in the corners where no one else is around to see, the stuff that maybe even happens at the very hands of the people who are supposed to protect you. Plus, you know, the occasional creepy painting or two. Read more...

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