IT Film Framed Collector Print

Stephen King wrote Pennywise as a manifestation of pure, shapeshifting dread, and somehow that landed us all with a decades-long clown problem we did not ask for but absolutely deserve.

This framed collector print from the 2017 film adaptation belongs on a dark wall next to something that makes guests uncomfortable. The IT reboot did what good horror should do, it got under your skin and stayed there. Derry is a town that remembers, and so do you. This is for the dark aesthetic loyalists who think gallery walls should actually mean something.

30x40cm print on Fuji film photographic stock, finished in a black wooden 25mm MDF frame with shatter-proof styrene. Ready to hang.