If you thought 'IT's child-murdering clown couldn't get any scarier, wait till you hear his voice.
If you thought you were creeped out by the first trailer for the upcoming big screen adaptation of Stephen King's iconic horror story, IT, just wait until you hear Pennywise the Clown actually speak!
In this terrifying new look at the town of Derry, Maine, things look idyllic on the surface, but missing children posters and signs reminding kids of the mandatory 7 p.m. curfew hint at a dark side.
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It's a looming horror that largely goes unaddressed and ignored by everyone except the town's children, who have no choice but to face the lurking horror haunting the backyards, rundown houses and dank cellars that make up their little metropolis.
While the titular IT -- also known as Pennywise the child-eating murder clown (played by Bill Skarsgård) -- made his unnerving debut in the film's premiere trailer earlier this year, fans are getting a better look at him here, as well as their first listen at his truly disturbing voice.
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As innocent little Georgie Denbrough (Jackson Robert Scott) reaches into a storm drain during a heavy rain to retrieve his runaway paper boat, the frightening Pennywise appears from the darkness, holding his lost toy.
"Here," Pennywise says, the words dripping venomously from his bright red painted lips. "Take it…"
And that's the last anyone sees of little Georgie -- whose mysterious disappearance inspires his older brother, Bill Denbrough (Jaeden Lieberher) to bring together his group of friends and form the Losers' Club, who go on a quest to discover the truth behind the town's darkest secrets and to kill the child-murdering entity who's used Derry as its hunting ground for generations.
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Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard co-stars -- alongside fellow teen stars Jeremy Ray Taylor, Sophia Lillis, Chosen Jacobs, Jack Dylan Grazer and Wyatt Oleff -- in director Andrés Muschietti long-awaited adaptation.
IT hits theaters Sept. 8. Check out the video below to see more.
