Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have released the official trailer for their reboot of Stephen King's IT.
The teaser, released yesterday, set the mood just enough to quench our tastes, taking us on a smooth ride through a sewer before revealing the greenery and sunlight on the other side.
The two letters of the title were then seen in blood-red within the sewer. And now the full trailer has been released and it looks seriously scary...
Video: Warner Bros/New Line Cinema
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The film, which is a remake of the original 1990 miniseries, which itself was an imagining of Stephen King's original novel, tells the story of seven children who are exploited by 'IT', an elusive being that usually takes the form of a clown in order to attract innocent children.
'Pennywise' was originally portrayed by Tim Curry in the TV series. In the 2017 version, Bill Skarsgard will put his own spin on the eponymous being.
The reboot will be split into two films.
"It's established that Pennywise takes the shape of your worst fear," director Andrés Muschietti told USA Today.
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"He doesn't have a steady behaviour, he doesn't expose how he thinks, and that's what makes him really unpredictable.
"And because no-one knows what he'll do next or how, the space between appearances - with the occasional red balloon creepily floating by - becomes a feeling of dread that grows in people's minds.''
This looks shit scary.
Featured Image Credit: Warner Bros/New Line CinemaTopics: IT, TV and Film, Stephen King