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Pennywise Art the Clown Protagonists Aunt Gladys Ed and Lorraine Warren Protagonist's Journey Villains Michael Myers Spike Skye Riley Villain Archetypes Count Orlok Character Development Julie James Vampires Bill Skarsgård Indy the Dog The Grabber Laura Jason Voorhees The Warrens Gladys Amy Madigan Orphanhood Bear Warren Family Hugh Grant Filmmaking Don's Character in 28 Weeks Later Emily Possessive Motherhood Anti-Heroes Laurie Strode Lead Performances Inde Navarrette Ghostface Ghostface Killers Final Girl Tropes Pennywise the Dancing Clown Erik Freddy Fazbear Chimpanzee Sarah Michelle Gellar Satanic Slasher Mummy Tropes Ray Bronson Zephyr Kill Rankings Motherhood Representation Asia Reeves Ben the Chimp Grabber Baron and Nikki Dean's Death Scene Stefani Campbell Canine Protagonist Deaths Peter Pan Performances Samson Protagonist Protagonists and Antagonists Orphaned Siblings Final Destination Mr. Reed Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal Grace Obsession Stevie Feminist Themes Winifred Notty Bear and Nikki Dick Hallorann Billy the Killer Santa Plot Development Katie's Trauma Villains and Monsters Russ Thorn Peter Bob Gray Joel Chrys Sibling Relationships Cultural Commentary Hal and Bill Villain Origins Maika Monroe Archetypal Characters Clark's Journey Norman Bates Katie Gladys Lilly Mrs Kersh Frankenstein Final Girl Gwen Demián Bichir Protagonist Journey Character Relationships Lead Characters
Opening Friday, the R-rated highway horror was lauded for its cinematography, sound and creature work yet drew criticism for a thin screenplay and heavy reliance on jump scares.
