10+ 'It Chapter Two' Behind-The-Scenes Secrets That Fans Should Know

Obviously, it's been a while since the last movie and the problem with kids is that they age pretty quickly.

So, some of them (especially Finn Wolfhard) needed CGI to de-age them.

Once again, puberty is a real b-word, so the editors and/or producers also had to pitch the voices of the kids up a bunch to make them seem as young as the first movie.

There's one part in both the movie and the trailer where this old woman does a really creepy freeze.

This wasn't achieved with CGI or anything, just the actress doing a great job!

In order to psyche himself up for being Pennywise, Bill Skarsgård got his own tent where he could go and presumably be all creepy all by himself.

That just makes this creepier!

When he wasn't being weird in a tent all alone, Bill Skarsgård would often Skype one of his brothers in full makeup.

Hey, it probably took a long time to get it on!

Guess how many gallons of fake blood was used in the scene where the grown-up Beverly is trapped in a bathroom stall.

Did you guess 6,500? Because that's how much it was! It broke records, even!

They were lovingly (and to us, probably creepily) called The Pennywise Unit.

Hm... possibly a good name for a House/Metal band, if there ever was such a thing. It probably exists.

For the wonderful time she had on set with the entire cast, she gave everyone (kids and adults included) engraved boxes with the word "Losers" on it.

It even had a V carved over the S!

After they were done filming, Bill Skarsgård gave director Andy Muschietti Pennywise's fake teeth as a gift. And the director described it as a ["ritual'}(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoI8iDuuPZ4) which doesn't at all sound creepy.

Not one bit.

The kid who plays Ben (the, uh, bigger kid) Jeremy Ray Taylor, actually got a whole lot bigger (but not in that way) between movies.

He grew a whole 9 inches!

He claims that he and the cast are all best friends now, which is probably something that happens after you spend so much time with a group of people.

Especially when you make art with them.

Well this part might go over some people's heads, especially if they haven't seen the movie.

But there's a part where Richie and Eddie's adult versions see a Pomeranian, and their reactions are all improvised.

One scene in particular is when a young Richie is chased by Paul Bunyan.

Apparently, according to Muschietti, Stephen King really likes Paul Bunyan. Maybe he'll be the villain in the newest book!

And both the release dates for It and It 2 add up to 27.

It 2: 09/06/2019 (9+6+2+0+1+9 = 27)

It: 09/08/2017 (9+8+2+0+1+7 = 27).

Could this just be a coincidence? I think we both know It's not.