IT

Release	September 8, 2017 (Wide)
Cast	Bill Skarsgård, Megan Charpentier, Nicholas Hamilton, Jaeden Lieberher, Owen Teague, Finn Wolfhard
Director	Andrés Muschietti
Writer	Gary Dauberman, Chase Palmer
Genres	Drama, Horror, Thriller
Studio	Warner Bros. Pictures
Length	135 mins.
Website	itthemovie.com www.facebook.com/ITMovie www.instagram.com/itmovieofficial

Synopsis

A group of seven children in the town of Derry, Maine are considered misfits and form a group called the "Losers Club." They soon come to realize that they've all had encounters with a demonic entity that appears in various forms, but primarily in the shape of a clown.
Not knowing what to call the entity, they refer to it as "It" and believe It is responsible for the recent murders of a number of children in their town.

Based on the novel by Stephen King.

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