A possible concise summary is:
The video is the second part of a Kill Count series on Stephen King's It, a 1990 mini-series adaptation of the horror novel. The video recaps the plot of the second part, where the adult Losers Club returns to Derry to face the evil clown Pennywise, who has been killing children every 30 years. The video counts nine deaths in total, including one of the Losers and Pennywise himself. The video also comments on the quality of the mini-series, the differences from the book, and the upcoming remake. The video ends with some announcements and thanks to the patrons and fans.
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- The text is a transcript of a video called "The Kill Count: Stephen King's It (1990) Part 2" by James A. Janisse.
- The video is about counting and analyzing the deaths in the 1990 mini-series adaptation of Stephen King's novel It.
- The mini-series has nine deaths, one of which is a giant evil demon-spider-clown thing.
- The mini-series is three hours and seven minutes long, which means there is a kill on average about every 20 minutes.
- The coolest kill is Belch, who folds in half and has a frozen expression of terror. The lamest kill is Vick, who we never see or hear about.
- The video ends with a promotion of the pins for sale at deadmeat store.com and a preview of the next video on Child's Play 3.