I'm I'm Renee Hunter Vosquez, joined as always by my co-host,

my husband, and my brother. Hi, I'm John Paul Vosquez. Hi, I'm Travis Hunter. This week, we're recording live from The Barons for our 100th episode discussing the 1990 miniseries, It.

This miniseries was directed by Tommy Lee Wallace and written by Wallace and Lawrence D. Cohen,

based off of the iconic novel by Stephen King.

It takes on the task of tackling Stephen King's nearly

1,100 page novel in just over three hours. With the talented cast of adult and child actors

and an unforgettable performance from Tim Curry as Pennywise, the It miniseries informed and

influenced an entire generation of horror fans at a formative age.

This mini series was recommended to us by Friends of the Show Michelle Moore,

Aggie, Jazzy Traficano, and over on Instagram by Friends of the show,

Spooky Susie Sparkle and Deathbed underscore Samsung underscore Fridges.

Thank you all so much for your suggestion, And thank you to everyone for your continued support.

So what did you guys think of the It miniseries the first time you saw it?

So this was basically a, well, pretty much a fresh watch.

Because I have seen this once, but that was it.

I did enjoy this a lot.

I enjoyed this very, very much.

But I do want to point out,

so that people are just mad at me from the jump.

I watched the remake and remember it more than I do this movie.

So for me, the remake's a little better for me than this.

But I think it's only because I'm spoiled by the CGI and the effects.

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