The upcoming series It Welcome to Derry has just dropped a fresh poster that looks like a simple tourist flyer for the town of Derry. In reality the image hides dark clues that hint at the horror waiting beneath the surface. Fans of Stephen King’s novel It can now hang this striking artwork on their walls and feel the chill it creates.
Series Details and Premiere
It Welcome to Derry serves as a prequel to the two‑part film adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel. The show will air on HBO and HBO Max with a premiere set for October 26. New episodes will arrive each week and the first season will wrap up on December 14. The story unfolds in 1962, exploring the early days of the town’s nightmare.
Showrunners and Production Team
Brad Caleb Kane and Jason Fuchs lead the series as showrunners. Kane also signed on to run the upcoming Friday the 13th series. The Muschietti siblings, Andy and Barbara, act as executive producers through their Double Dream company. They brought the It movies to life and now guide the new series. Other executive producers include Shelley Meals, Roy Lee, and Dan Lin. The series is a joint effort between HBO Max and Warner Bros. Television.
Cast Highlights
The cast features a mix of familiar faces and fresh talent. Taylor Paige, Jovan Adepo, Chris Chalk, James Remar, and Madeleine Stowe join the lineup. Additional actors such as Stephen Rider, Alixandra Fuchs, Kimberly Guerrero, Dorian Grey, Thomas Mitchell, BJ Harrison, Peter Outerbridge, Shane Marriott, Chad Rook, Joshua Odjick, Rudy Mancuso, and Morningstar Angeline also appear. While the characters remain a mystery, fans know that Pennywise will still haunt the screen.
What Fans Can Expect
The creators plan for three seasons, each digging deeper into Derry’s past. Season one lands in 1962, season two will jump back to 1935, and season three will reach 1908. Warner Bros. reports strong confidence in the first season and hopes to begin production on season two soon.
The new It Welcome to Derry poster invites viewers to visit a town that hides terror behind a friendly façade. It sparks curiosity and promises a fresh look at Stephen King’s haunted city. Share your thoughts on the poster and the series in the comments below.
Source: JoBlo
