Stephen King's IT: What The Controversial Sewer Scene Really Means

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A controversial IT Beverly scene from Stephen King's novel hasnt been adapted to TV or film (for good reason), but the IT sewer scene has a symbolic meaning that gets lost in the controversy. In 1986, Stephen King terrorized readers with the novel IT, which introduced an otherworldly monster that triggered a wave of coulrophobia (fear of clowns). IT is now a classic novel in the horror genre, which has expanded thanks to its different adaptations, most recently the films directed by Andy Muschietti. However, the IT book gained notoriety not only for its quality, but also for the now-infamous sewer scene.
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Stephen King's IT: What The Controversial Sewer Scene Really Means

Yep – THAT scene.

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