This is both gross and super funny.

In a movie so obscenely packed with demon clowns, gory deaths, and forced drug trips to the Paleolithic Era, it's hard to pinpoint a most "memorable" moment in IT Chapter Two. Director Andy Muschietti's sequel to his blockbuster 2017 Stephen King adaptation is a wieldy epic, two-hours-and-45 minutes of cosmic shape-shifting horror that's as inconsistent as it is terrifying. And yet, and yet, the moment that's been stuck in my head since my first screening is a quiet one, in the stunned aftermath of a set-piece in the crumbling old house …

Welcome to The Witching Hour! Collider’s horror podcast, co-created and co-hosted by Editor and Horror Lead Haleigh Foutch and Senior Editorial Producer Perri Nemiroff. On this week’s episode, we welcome IT Chapter Two star James Ransone for a wild and wide-ranging chat, from what made the high-profile IT sequel such an intense film to shoot to the best way to train for a marathon, why horror is such a rich starting point for so many filmmakers, playing adult Eddie Kaspbrak, and a whole lot more. Listen to the latest episode of The Collider Podcast …