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You'll float too. [View Online]( [ALAMO]( [IT]( TICKETS + MERCH ON SALE NOW BUY TICKETS NOW WATCH THE TRAILER [Alamo Drafthouse] [Alamo Drafthouse] The Stephen King adaptation that terrifyingly floats above the rest. [Alamo Drafthouse] [Alamo Drafthouse] Ripping the facade from small town life, IT pits a group of 1980s junior high outcasts against an unspeakable child-killing evil that takes many forms, including the horrifying and iconic Pennywise the Dancing Clown. Directed by Andy Muschetti (MAMA) and adapted from Stephen King's most terrifying novel, IT brings our very nightmares to life in a film that's guaranteed to frighten even the most jaded horror hounds in the audience. Get your tickets to IT right now -- but don't let nightmares be the only thing you take home. Birth.Movies.Death's all-Stephen King issue and collectible Mondo pins are available to add to your ticket purchase. [MONDO]( MONDO MERCHANDISE BUY Exclusive collector pins and Stephen King commemorative issue of Birth.Movies.Death. [Alamo Drafthouse] [Alamo Drafthouse] PENNYWISE IS ONE OF THE GREAT HORROR VILLAINS. From the moment he was introduced on the page, Pennywise became a favorite villain for horror heads. The TV miniseries version of IT gave us a Tim Curry interpretation of the child-murdering clown, and now in the movie version Bill SkarsgÃ¥rd gives us a whole new, wholly hair-raising take on this candy-colored creature. You think you’ve seen scary clowns? You ain’t seen nothing yet. THE KIDS ARE AMAZING. In IT, a group of unpopular kids known as The Losers Club band together to avoid bullies and defeat a supernatural clown monster, and if the movie version was going to work director Andy Muschetti needed to assemble a cast as likeable as the kids in the book. And did he ever; IT is as much a heart-wrenching story of the loss of innocence among a group of good friends as it is the tale of a shape-shifting kid-killing entity. IT'S THE ORIGINAL STRANGER THINGS. No one understands the place where idyllic youthful innocence intersects with existential horror like Stephen King. The smash hit Netflix series owes much of its aesthetic and vibe to King’s IT, and by updating the novel’s 1950s setting to the 1980s, IT the movie shows that King’s creatures are scary in any decade. [ALAMO - Drafthouse Cinema] [UNSUBSCRIBE]( • [PRIVACY POLICY]( • [TERMS & CONDITIONS]( ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE, 612-A E. SIXTH STREET, AUSTIN, TX 78701 [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram](