Georgie

I thought this might be interesting at least.. It poses the idea that little poor Georgie who lost his arm and then his life at the hands of the wicked Pennywise is apparently now an evil spectre of terror and death himself and is grown up somehow, which is already an insult to the character, and it was clearly Pennywise masquerading as 'Georgie' to torment the little boy's mother which also makes no sense as Pennywise doesn't bother going after adults, and it was him because when they did the goofy effect when his mouth stretched way open you could the three little lights of death, and he was wearing the Tim Curry clown outfit, so it was using elements from both the new movies and the classic original mini series. It is interesting that a victim of Pennywise could become a ghost as well, and there was potential for a cool idea there. but this is a very weak half assed little short that's nothing more than a bad fan film, seek it out if you must but be warned that it's definitely not good. Young upcoming movie makers out there, you can make us better and more interesting short horror film about Pennywise please and all his evil clown ways please! X verdict: weak sauce!

"Georgie" (2019) is a creative story conceived by "IT" expert and collector John Campopiano. The short film features Tony Dakota from the 1990 "IT" miniseries, reprising his role as Georgie Denbrough - with a few twists. Writer Campopiano and director Ryan Grulich offer their unique parallel universe interpretation of Stephen King's familiar story, told through animation, digital effects, and tense drama. 9/10