Oct. 9) It Chapter One

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It's the clown classic Stephen King movie that scared us all in childhood, brought back to life!  Join us in a short chat about It Chapter One from 2017. -Flicks-ology

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It's the clown classic Stephen King movie that scared us all in childhood, brought back to life! Join us in a short chat about It Chapter One from 2017. -Flicks-ology

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