Horror Maestro Steven King wrote countless novels about nightmares that go into our world, with one of the most widespread stories being "that". The Horror Epic EP in 1986 conveyed the decade -long battle of Bill Denboro, Beverly Marsh, Eddie Casbrak, Ben Hasholko, Richie Tozier, Mike Hanlon and Stanley Uris against the interdimensional threat, which goes by the monitor of pennies. While the "losers" club is largely the focus of the story, the novel is burdened with detailed aside that paints a wider canvas of the fictional city of Derry, Maine and its cursed history. "It" also received adaptation for miniseries in 1990 ("Steven King IT"), as well as a distinctive duios in 2017 ("IT") and 2019 ("IT: Chapter Two") respectively, yet they barely scratched the surface of Derry's rot. This is all that needs to be changed when the HBO series "IT: Welcome to Derry" premieres next month.

Andy Mushietti, who directed both films "IT", is returning with his family -producing partner, Barbara Mushetti, to finally bring King's stories, in a way that makes Pennichen be felt wider. We already know that "Welcome to Deri" will adapt the pleasant history of the fire to the black spotWhat we see by young Mike (chose Jaceces) tortured by the film in 2017. It is one of the most disturbing moments in the whole novel, as it enters how the presence of Penichen (Bill Scarsgard) only worsens Derry's worst impulses. Since this first season seems to happen in 1962, time will tell if the stories like the lack of immigrants, despite the violent ambush of the Bradley gang, will be explained, although It seems that the series will dig deeper into other sights of the kingLike the other origin of Penichol, located in the original material.

In the latest trailer for "Welcome to Derry", we see a meteor look that has crashed landing on Earth. It resembles what we had previously seen in the sequence of "IT: Chapter 2" when the adult Mike (Isaiah Mustafa) makes it for Adult (Jameses McKavoy) witness to the strange visions he saw through a trip with a drug that opens the mind. This is what ultimately pushes adult losers to understand the seriousness of the Penichand's stronghold of the hometown of childhood. Details of who is or where it originated may not have been completely expanded in both featuresBut that can to find King's desired horror Tom.

Where the first film kept things relatively grounded to focus on the "losers" club when they are children, "Chapter Second", for better and worse, accepts the thicker king-isomes of the book. For example, the smoke ritual has been introduced as a battle of Wills against a penichand that adults need to partake with their infinite stones, wrong, think of tokens, to extinguish the monster of shaping once and for all. The massive culmination of that film appropriately displays the volume of the power of Penichen, but where does it come from among the seekers of Eldrich?

In King's novel, Penichand is a form of fear that eats fear, often referred to as glamor, which fell to the earth around prehistoric times. He woke up somewhere around the early 18th century, where he found himself in a cycle of fears of the delicious souls of Deri every 27 years or the like. It is in the book where Young was learned of Macrovers Penichand The space turtle known as Maturin. Neither film Mushetti explores this bizarre player within the King-style, but the first "IT" gives a clever kiwh in the form of a Lego league that holds the young man (jaecen Martel) while exploring a strange noise in his children's house. If there was a place to really get rid of King's ideas, "Welcome to Derry" is definitely the place for it.

There is also a moment in this new trailer watching still an unnamed character played by Clara Stack is stumbling on the album with a picture with a picture that has a figure that certainly looks like Bob Gray (Bill Scarsgard). When the Adult Beverly (Essica Chastain) reveals that image in "Chapter 2", it is understood that this figure is either from whom it took its shape of a penny, or the meaningless thread used to lead children to a wild goose chase. Both of these tension, however, are clearly hinted at building King's origin for a flawless hovcraft oven, while still leaving room for Mushetti's version to stand alone.

"IT: Welcome to Derry" is set at the premiere of HBO and HBO Max on October 26, 2025.