Is no one just ever going to talk about how Stan's artifact for the Ritual of Chüd in It Chapter 2 was a freaking SHOWERCAP?!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Like just what?!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

His friends trying to figure out what his artifact would be, and they just see a shower cap he used to keep spiders out his hair back then and their just like:

"Yep, Stan could never leave the house without his beloved shower cap".

I'm watching It 2017 rn and Georgie calls Bill his best best friend. There is no way in hell any sibling I know would say that.

Woohoo!

Like yes that is a way but isnt he just supposed to he small so his heart can he taken out?

Normally horror movies dont freak me out but there was one scene in this one where i was just like nope.

And it was the scene where Danny is laying in bed with his eyes and mouth wide open in fear silently screaming while it switches between that, the door with Redrum written on it, and Jack and Wendy talking. while the music is just like a scratchy violin noise

I dont know why this scared me so much, so i came to this wiki to see if this was the same case for other people?

This movie didnt really scare me except for that and the soundtrack of the movie made it all very eerie.

I liked the movie Misery well enough.

It didn't scare/disturb me, but no horror films whether normal horror or phycological horror have scared/disturbed me yet.

My favorite character in the film was Paul Sheldon.

Also, there was one part where I actually got pretty annoyed with Annie Wilkes. I know that she is supposed to be crazy and all, but the fact that she doesn't know that fav characters in books (or films for that matter) tend to get killed off was annoying. Obviously I'm referring to when she burst into the guest room all angry because Paul had killed off Misery in Misery's Child.

Also I read the wiki's summary of the book's events, and it said that Paul had burned a fake manuscript instead of the real manuscript of the Misery book that Annie made him write. Then it said that he published the book the freaking crazy lady told him to write??????????????!!!!!!

That is actually kinda angering and I definitely prefer the movie's ending where it was the real book manuscript that he burned and the end of the film showed that his next published book was not a Misery one.

Anyways, that is all I have to say for now.

y'all it's almost Halloween!

Barely no one's active

Comment if u are, cuz no one ever really posts on here like ever anymore.

Oh, and here is a The Shining/Friends meme cuz why not:

Up above here is Jack Torrance (The Shining) and Dan Torrance (Doctor Sleep specific).

So sorry that this and the next one are sideways, tried to fix it but ended up stopping. Eddie Kaspbrak from It.

And Stanley Uris from It also.

As you can see from this and the previous, one side is kid version of the character while the other side is adult version of the character.

Which looks the most spot on in your opinion?

It was so so cool! I was low-key about to steal it

(Spoilers for IT, whether the miniseries or the movies, take your pick. Although I've never watched the Miniseries. I might one day though)

Anyways, for me, I'd say Stanley Uris' death and the ending narration (or whatever you'd like to call it, I don't really know) in It Chapter Two.

Eddie Kaspbrak's death is sad too, but after so many rewatches of the movie it really doesn't hit nearly as hard as Stan's still does.