"But things are about to get so much worse for them, and everyone else, as It comes back for seconds before hibernating another 27 years. Winter Fire, the eighth and final episode of IT: Welcome to Derry's (mostly) spectacular first season, is a satisfying send-off to a place we can't leave fast enough. It's wall-to-wall action and heart-wrenching drama as the Derry residents who know better mobilize to stop Pennywise from those who don't know what's happening at all."
"Although Welcome to Derry sacrifices scares for the sake of spectacle, any shortcomings are made up for by a young cast proving they've got talent beyond their years and Bill Skarsgard asserting his supremacy as the best onscreen monster of his time. Even when Pennywise morphs into a dragon, there's still nothing scarier than a clown in the moonlight. Rarely do shows go out with a bang that leaves us whimpering like IT: Welcome to Derry."
An icy fog from Pennywise engulfs Derry as Lilly, Ronnie, and Marge skip class to recover after The Black Spot. The Shokopiwah's cage is cracked open by the military, allowing Pennywise to awaken early and target Will. Winter Fire, the eighth and final episode, balances wall-to-wall action with heart-wrenching drama as residents who understand mobilize to stop Pennywise from those unaware. The episode favors spectacle over traditional scares but is buoyed by a talented young cast and Bill Skarsgård's commanding portrayal of Pennywise. The season concludes with a dramatic, emotional send-off that emphasizes monster terror and character stakes.
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