For those wondering what New Line plans to do with its upcoming reboot of Stephen King's It, get ready for something "very scary."
In an interview with EW, producer Seth Grahame-Smith revealed that the two-part film adaptation of King's 1986 creepy-clown novel "will bring back some of the viciousness of the book that they couldn’t do with the
miniseries because it was for broadcast. I think it’s going to be very scary, but I also feel like you’ve got
Cary
who is going to direct these kids -- and he’s incredible at casting, incredible at shooting. He’s incredible with tone and atmosphere. One of the things I wanted to do is be a part of one of the really good King adaptations. As we know, there is an echelon of King adaptations that are classics. There are some that are okay. There are some that we’d rather forget.”
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