Reviewing the MOST Scariest, Creepiest, Heart wrenching, and down right Disturbing scenes from Stephen King's IT...

Be wary! Things get far more disturbing from here
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SCENE 3 – The Bully's Handjob(Chapter 17, Part 4)

She saw that Patrick’s thing had gotten a little longer, but not much; it still dangled between his
legs like a snake with no backbone. Henry’s, however, had grown amazingly. It stood up stiff and
hard, almost poking his bellybutton. Patrick’s hand went up and down, up and down, sometimes
pausing to squeeze, sometimes tickling that odd, heavy sac under Henry’s thing.
Those are his balls, Beverly thought. Do boys have to go around with those all the time? God,
I’d go crazy! Another part of her mind then whispered: Bill has those. On its own, her mind
visualized her holding them, cupping them in her hand, testing their texture . . . and that hot feeling
raced through her again, sparking off a furious blush.

Henry stared at Patrick’s hand as if hypnotized. His lighter lay on the rocky scree beside him, reflecting hot afternoon sun. “Want me to put it in my mouth?” Patrick asked. His big, livery lips smiled complacently. “Huh?” Henry asked, as if startled from some deep dream. “I’ll put it in my mouth if you want. I don’t m—” Henry’s hand flashed out, half-curled, not quite a fist. Patrick was knocked sprawling.

Okay, so in this scene Beverly Marsh spies on Local bully - Henry Bowers and his team of bullies the Bower gang as they try to light their farts on fire near a garbage dump. Later, Patrick, one of Henry's boys, gives Henry a Handjob(probably because their pants were already down) and even offers to give Henry a Blowjob which most likely prompted Henry to get back to his senses and punch Patrick in the face.

SCENE 4 – The Baby Murderer (Chapter 17, Part 5)

Patrick went into Avery’s room one afternoon around two-thirty, shortly after the school-bus had
dropped him off from his afternoon kindergarten session. It was January. Outside, snow was
beginning to fall. A powerful wind boomed across McCarron Park and rattled the frosty upstairs
storm windows. His mother was napping in her bedroom; Avery had been fussy all the previous night.
His father was at work. Avery was sleeping on his stomach, his head turned to one side.

Very gently, he turned Avery’s face into the pillow again. This time when Avery struggled, Patrick
did not let go. He pressed the baby’s face more firmly into the pillow. The baby was making steady
muffled cries now, and Patrick knew it was awake. He had a vague idea that it might tell on him to his
mother if he stopped. He held it down. The baby struggled. Patrick held it down. The baby farted. Its
struggles weakened. Patrick still held it down. It eventually became totally still. Patrick held it down
for another five minutes, feeling that excitement crest and then begin to ebb: the shot wearing off,
turning the world gray again, the fix mellowing into an accustomed low doze.

She didn’t discover Avery’s death until nearly five o’clock; until then she had simply assumed he
was taking a very long nap. By then Patrick was watching Crusader Rabbit on their seven-inch TV,
and he went on watching TV through all the uproar that followed

In this frightening scene, we really get a delve into just how evil Patrick Hocksetter can be as we read in details about the events that took place when Patrick suffocated his own baby brother Avery.

SCENE 5 – That Scene(Chapter 22, Part 12)

Unfortunately, this scene is just way to disturbing to quote in full details but take a look at this vague description below

As the Losers continue to bicker amidst the fight between IT inside the Derry sewers, Beverly(the only female in the group) realizes that the evil entity is trying to drive them apart with it's evil psychic powers. And so, by degrees, she concluded that the only way to save everyone, was for her to have sex which each and everyone of her friends turn by turn.

Mike comes to her, then Richie, and the act is repeated. Now she feels some pleasure, dim heat in her childish unmatured sex, and she closes her eyes as Stan comes to her and she thinks of the birds.

My God! The detailing used to explain this particular scene was just too much for me that I had to skip the entire thing. But ultimately, Beverly's idea worked! And in some weird, messed up kind of way, she was able to connect with her friends mentally and they were all able to defeat Pennywise and make it out if the sewers alive.

At the end, she is surprised by that sudden upsurge and she has time to think: Oh! It’s going to
happen again, I don’t know if I can stand it—
But her thoughts are swept away by the utter sweetness of it, and she barely hears him
whispering, “I love you, Bev, I love you, I’ll always love you” saying it over and over and not
stuttering at all.
She hugs him to her and for a moment they stay that way, his smooth cheek against hers.
He withdraws from her without saying anything and for a little while she’s alone, pulling her
clothes back together, slowly putting them on, aware of a dull throbbing pain of which they, being
male, will never know, aware also of a certain exhausted pleasure and the relief of having it over

_{The first image is a screenshot taken by me from the PDF I have of the book and the second image is gotten from here}