Author Stephen King's horror novel "It" will be brought alive on the big screen next month. He says "It" isnt just a horror movie, it has resonance.
Warner Bros Pictures is set to release "It" pan India in four languages - English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu on September 8.
Talking about his famous 1980s' horror novel being made into a film, King said in a statement: "This film really feels like something different and worthwhile on every level. 'It' isn't just a horror movie. It has resonance."
The film marks director Andy Muschietti's next horror outing after the hugely successful 2013 film "Mama".
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