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There are definite comparisons to be made between IT and [[Stranger Things]], but IT definitely pushes the horror aspect much further, as seen in this episode with two of the living children being attacked by visions of their dead parents in awful ways. | |||
90% of the way through the episode I was still wondering how the Air Force stuff was tying in, but then it turned very interesting. A search for hidden unknown technology that causes intense fear (which of course is surely connected to Pennywise), and an Air Force officer with just the right kind of brain damage to prevent him from feeling fear as a tool to help retrieve it. | |||
Dick Halloran from the Shining also shows up in this episode. One of the things I'd been spoiled about. I guess as long as you're expanding one Stephen King tale, though, bringing in parts from other source material isn't too crazy. King's work already sets up a multiverse, so sure, why not some where IT and The Shining have direct overlap? In this case it seems like they were using his powers to help track down the "fear tech" they're hoping to win the Cold War with.}} | |||
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