In 2017, Andy Muschietti reignited the popular horror genre with his remake of Tommy Lee Wallace's 1990 cult hit IT. Based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, the movie follows a shape-shifting monster that disguises itself as a clown in order to prey on the children of Derry.
Now, two years after the immensely popular movie, The Losers Club must once again attempt to vanquish Pennywise, 27 years after their first attempt.
Now, both the movies and the novel depict some of the most iconic scenes in all of fiction, but if there's one thing Pennywise the clown is synonymous with, it's his iconic red balloons. Pennywise's red balloons may seem innocent enough, but they serve as harbinger for the otherworldly, demonic entity - appearing out of nowhere to lure his IT's victims to their death.
Check out the thrilling trailer for IT: Chapter Two below:So who wouldn't want to have one on their bedside table so it can be the last thing they see before they sleep?
Yes, if you fancy floating your way down to the gutters of Derry, Maine, then why not purchase a Pennywise red balloon lamp from Zavvi?
As the description for this officially licensed IT product reads:
"Give your loved ones a scare and add a terrifying twist to your home with this Pennywise Balloon Lamp. But be careful, he might just come for you as well!
"This lamp works nicely in your bedroom, living room or study and is in the design of one of Pennywise the Clown's red balloons from the popular horror movie It. The balloon's string makes the stand for the lamp.
"The Pennywise Balloon Lamp is an ideal gift for horror enthusiasts, lovers of the classic Stephen King book It, or fans of the many movie adaptations of that spooky novel."
The lamp stands at 13.3" tall, is made from breakdown plastic, and costs just $40.49 (or £29.99). Zavvi suggests that it would make the perfect Christmas present for fans of the movie, but with Halloween just around the corner, we recommend greeting your friends to a spooky party with this novelty lamp.
IT: Chapter hits movie theaters on September 6.
