In the shadowed streets of Derry, Maine, where the Kenduskeag River whispers secrets through rusted storm drains, a small-town hardware store owner unearths a forgotten ledger from 1908, its pages etched with names of children who vanished under harvest moons. As autumn leaves crunch underfoot and the annual Canal Days Festival lights up the midway, whispers of a clown-suited figure in silver bells draw a ragtag crew of misfits—each scarred by the town’s buried sins—into a web of recurring cycles, where balloons float like omens and the air thickens with the scent of popcorn laced with something sharper. It: Welcome to Derry unspools the fog-shrouded history that birthed the eternal dance between fear and the forgotten, one Derry dawn at a time. It: Welcome to Derry Review COMING SOON WOKE REPORT COMING SOONThe post It: Welcome to Derry first appeared on Worth it or Woke.