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New 'IT' Trailer Showcases A More Terrifying Pennywise Warner Bros. Studios released the first trailer for the highly anticipated adaptation of Steven King's 'IT'.  The new trailer includes the first moment we’ve heard Pennywise the clown speak and rather than just maniacally laughing in the background  as well as one of the creepiest shots we’ve seen so far — Pennywise standing in a room full of clown dolls. Out of all the trailers we’ve seen, this is perhaps the one that addresses just how scary the film will be instead of just teasing the horror. Pennywise finally looks like the menacing creature that we’ve always known him to be. The 'IT' movie hits theaters on the 8th of September.

Movies To Look Forward to This August The year 2017 has so far been a great year for movies lovers as month after month we've been treated to one or more amazing movies. The month of July has to be said to have been a really good month overall with all the major studio releases managing to avoid being critically panned and our biggest traumas were just movies with mixed reviews. So, with July having been such a well received month, we look forward to this month's upcoming releases and hope that it manages to tap into June's good fortune. With August technically being the last month of the summer movie season things tend to move a little slower but regardless of that, there still some very exciting movies coming out this month. Alright then, let us see what this month has in store for us: The Dark Tower The film we know as   The Dark Tower   is an interesting animal in and of itself. While it's technically a sequel to the Stephen King series of novels, i...

Jeph Loeb Answers Questions on 'The Defenders' Series Length And The Chances Of Season 2 Netflix The biggest Marvel team fans have been anticipating since the Avengers is almost here, and we're all wondering just how well Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist will band together in the fight against The Hand to save New York City. Ahead of Netflix's release of  The Defenders , Executive Vice President of Marvel Television, Jeph Loeb has addressed why the show is shorter than the previous Marvel series, and whether a Season 2 is in  The Defenders  future. Speaking to Collider during Comic Con weekend in San Diego, Loeb said  #TheDefenders   was always meant to be an eight episode show over the standard 13 episodes the individual superheroes got: "It had nothing to do with cost. It was always eight. It had to do with what was the best way to tell the story." Loeb further explained that the shorter length felt right because it broke up ...