By Olivia Ritter Like a good horror movie fan, I made sure to get out this weekend to see “It Chapter Two,” the second, and hopefully last, movie adaptation of Stephen King’s horror novel classic, “It.” The movie made its debut this last Friday, Sept. 6. I watched the first chapter, “It,” which came out […]
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