It

[MDamanda]

The House on NStreet--holy cow. It just gets me thinking how generational and how RIGHT the book is. For kids growing up in the 50s, you have werewolves, haunted houses, the Mummy, the monster created by Dr. Frankenstein, every horror device that triggered in the era. Fast forward to the 1980s, and King makes references to Sigourney Weaver and the alien...

What might the monster become today, in the new generation of IT?

[FlakeNoir]

The House on NStreet--holy cow. It just gets me thinking how generational and how RIGHT the book is. For kids growing up in the 50s, you have werewolves, haunted houses, the Mummy, the monster created by Dr. Frankenstein, every horror device that triggered in the era. Fast forward to the 1980s, and King makes references to Sigourney Weaver and the alien...

What might the monster become today, in the new generation of IT?

Human?
(Oh crap... someone (me) needs to go and stand outside in the sun and soak up some happy juice.)

[dregj]

Picked up a brand new copy of IT yesterday. It was a toss up between IT and the Stand. Read the first two chapters in bed last night and had crazy nightmares. God help me over the next month!

you made the best choice,
the stand has classic king awful ending issues