This post contains Large spoilers For Steven King's "that".

"IT" by Andy Mushietti (and his monitoring in 2019, "Chapter 2") made a spiritual attempt to throw out Steven King's Horror Multiversum complex, as shown in the novel of the same name. However, these records barely scratch the surface in terms of the surreal origin of the penichen clown, along with the multivisional implications that have links to some King's novels. This urge to consider deeper, looking for a very expected "IT: Welcome to Deri", "Welcome to Derry", What will serve as (potentially) a multi-season-long retraining series that expose the eerie reality of living in Derry, Maine. After November 2025 at SFX magazineShow -Show Andy and Barbara Mushietti intend to cement the basics of this world in the first season and use subsequent seasons to "review all the major issues" for the title monster.

While films offer a rather rational explanation for the origin of Penichen, he does not explain his home - known as Macrovers - and how it is connected to ours. "What I want the audience to feel is that everything they know about is just the tip of the iceberg ...," Mushietti explains in the interview, while stating that the show's orbes will be linked to key multi -stars figures from King's other novels:

"It is not only REVealing the lives and struggles of people in the past and their connections with the characterers that we know, but it will be a breach in and tour the other side, the macroverse, the other dimension that stepsion. King Talks about in so many of his books (...) That line that crosses across so much of his work, which is basically the world on the other side - the macroverse, the turtle, gan, the crimson king, and the dark tower and fores around it. "

The name of Maturin may not be the ring of bells over the films "IT" by Mushietti (despite some shameless Easter eggs), but this is the "turtle" that the director is calling in the aforementioned quote. Maturin is not an ordinary turtle, as it is said to have regained the fictional King Universe (!) What should mirror ours and is considered a death enemy of the penichand. Moral faithfulness of Maturin seems to rely on well -intentionedness, and he either appears or mentioned in some King's novels, including the "wizard and glass" and the "dark tower". In addition, it is known that the giant turtle communicates directly with Bill Denbrow in King "It", where he calls the child to stand by his friends and perform the ritual of miracles.

Turin is an integral part of MacroverBut there is much, much more to this extra-dimensional space that Mushieti wants to expose it in the upcoming show. The true nature of the evil of the penichand can only be understood if we look deeply in the abyss, which can Explain what he really wants and why he chooses to terrorize Derifrom all places. "What does it want?

It is uncertain to say that the enthusiasts of the dying king who are thrilled by Macrovers and his accompanying elements will find "it: welcome to Derry", especially intriguing. This does not have to exclude full newcomers or everyday spectators, as the series can serve as an entry point in King's dense world -wide building and frightening communicable creatures that are part of it.