The long-awaited next adaptation of the Stephen King horror IT is just a few short weeks away from being released.

But there are some things to help pass the time while you await the movie’s arrival. For example, a new virtual reality cinematic experience was released this week, which sees you crossing paths with Pennywise the Dancing Clown a few times. In addition to that, if you happen to be in the Hollywood area, there’s a haunted house attraction going on right now as well.

You can learn more about that and check out the VR experience below.

Yesterday we were given a new poster and a teaser for IT, the new movie adaptation of Stephen King‘s book of the same name, with the promise of a first trailer being released sometime today.

That sometime is now, as the first trailer—and our first real look at the movie that has both excited and severely worried fans of the book and the 1990 TV movie adaptation starring Tim Curry as Pennywise the clown over the past few years—has now been released to the masses.

Grab a balloon and head below to give it a peek and find out if it looks like you hoped, or perhaps feared, it would look.

The first trailer for It, the upcoming movie adaptation of Stephen King‘s horror novel, will be online tomorrow. Leading up to the event, Warner Bros. Pictures has released a teaser video for the trailer, along with a teaser poster.

Check out the poster and video here below.

Last summer, we saw a sneak peek and a full-length image of Pennywise the Clown, as well as a look at the terrifying entity lurking within sewer system beneath the town of Derry, Maine.

This summer, we got a sneak peek and then the first full-length image of Pennywise the Clown from the upcoming movie adaptation of Stephen King’s horror tome It.

Now, a new image of the terrifying clown has been released, which shows him in the sewer system beneath the town of Derry, Maine. Check out the image here below.

It’s been just a little over one year since True Detective season one and Beasts of No Nation director Cary Fukunaga walked away from the movie adaptation of Stephen King‘s It, which he had been developing for multiple years and fans seemed extremely excited about, for reasons that made the departure all the more painful.

When this happened it sounded like the movie might be dead, but then just a couple of short months later New Line hired Mama director Andy Muschietti to replace Fukunaga and all was on track again. When Muschietti was hired it was unclear if Will Poulter, who had been cast just before Fukunaga’s exit, would still be playing Pennywise. As it turns out, no, he isn’t. A new actor has now been cast in the role made famous by Tim Curry’s terrifying performance in the two-part TV movie adaptation in 1990.