IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 3 Trailer Reveals Connection to Another Stephen King Book
Andy and Barbara Muschietti's IT: Welcome to Derry is an IP-driven prequel that has become one of the most successful adaptations of Stephen King's IT series. So far, two episodes of the horror thriller have been released, receiving positive reviews overall.
The third episode is scheduled for release on November 9, returning to the regular release schedule after a special Halloween event. The recently released trailer for Episode 3 showcases not just horror elements but also a notable reference to another Stephen King adaptation.
References to Other Stephen King Works
IT: Welcome to Derry contains several callbacks to other Stephen King universes. Earlier trailers featured Easter eggs such as the Shawshank State Prison bus and the character Dick Holloran.
Specifically, the trailer for the third episode directly mentions one of these references, further linking the series to the broader Stephen King world.
Plot Recap of Past Episodes
The first two episodes covered the deaths of three children caused by a mutant baby in a theater. Hank Grogan, the theater's owner, has been wrongly accused and arrested for these murders.
"The past two episodes have chronicled the deaths of three kids by a mutant baby in a theater, and the owner of the theater, Hank Grogan, who is being wrongly blamed and arrested for these murders."
The upcoming episode promises to deepen the mystery and explore these connections further.
Key Points
- IT: Welcome to Derry is a successful prequel to Stephen King’s IT.
- Episode 3 drops on November 9, returning to its regular schedule.
- Trailer reveals Easter eggs referencing other Stephen King adaptations, including Shawshank State Prison.
- Plot centers on child deaths caused by a mutant baby and the unjust arrest of theater owner Hank Grogan.
Summary: The third episode trailer of IT: Welcome to Derry not only continues the chilling story but also cleverly ties the series to other Stephen King universes, enhancing its appeal for fans.
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