"It's fine...it's just a clown". I'm 3 minutes into this react video and I already know Nikki will in fact, not be fine.

I don't care what anyone says. "THEY'RE GAZEBOS!" is one of the greatest, most underappreciated lines in modern cinema.

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the actor who plays Mullet Bully is actually a delightfully charming Aussie man who makes cocktails on TikTok.

The cast of kids worked SO well together. Their bond is such a crucial part of the story and they were perfect. Bill Skarsgard was also great as Pennywise.

The fact that she realize Beverly was going to say New Kids on the Block before she actually said it😂😂😂❤❤❤

One of the few reactors that actually caught the librarian froze with the crazy smile on her face

I like coming back to this reaction from time to time 😂

I’m watching because my daughter has just returned from an IT themed escape room with live actors running around after them.  Personally I think Nikki would love such a thing..

The town is under pennywises spell as well, that's why the adults don't help the kids.

The irony of Georgie saying "bill will kill me" when it's Bill Skarsgard who kills him 😂

The kid actors really make this movie, they were perfectly cast. Also I'm glad you were able to find all the humor within horror and at least laugh at times. Also just wait till Bill Hader as adult Richie in Chapter 2, he steals every scene he is in.

I LOVE that you wanted to watch tremors to unwind

She is so good at quoting the movie before it is actually said

I’m still waiting for:  IT: Chapter 2 😏

21:24 is my new ring tone lol...

Aight, guys. I am no master of fancy words, but your reaction videos are on another level. I cannot coherently express how much joy they have brought me, each and every one of them. Thank you with all my heart.

18:51 “all of the above” cracked me up. Like, wow she got them all 😂😂😂

Fun fact, Paul Bunyan did come to life in the book so you had a good prediction

21:15 Pennywise's bizarre movement is a very old special effect known as undercranking - basically very mild time-lapse. Instead of filming at 24 frames a second the scene is filmed at, say, 8 frames a second, causing the actor to appear inhumanly fast and jerky in a way that isn't actually physically possible for an actor to perform.

A much milder form (typically done at 21 frames/second or so) is used in action movies to make fights seem faster and more brutal.

Kinda glad that I found someone that had the same reaction to 1st scene when all of the expression drains off Pennywise’s face. 😅