Andy Muschietti Teases Six-Hour ‘It’ Supercut Dream

Overview

• Andy Muschietti is not done with Derry. Six years after It: Chapter Two, the director says his long-rumored It supercut that merges the 2017 and 2019 films into one marathon experience is still very much alive in his mind.
• Speaking during a Reddit AMA tied to It: Welcome to Derry, he reaffirmed that the extended edit, packed with deleted and never-before-seen sequences, remains “still a big dream of mine” and that he is simply waiting for the time and space to assemble it.
• The proposed supercut would reportedly run over six and a half hours and weave in deeper cosmic lore, including cut material around entities like the celestial turtle Maturin, positioning it as a maximalist, definitive screen version of King’s horror opus.
• The renewed buzz lands just as HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry finishes its debut run, expanding Muschietti’s vision of Derry across decades and proving there is still serious cultural appetite for premium Stephen King horror world-building.
• Within the fandom, talk of an It supercut now sits alongside speculation about more seasons of It: Welcome to Derry, suggesting a coordinated ecosystem where streaming-era prequels and extended theatrical-style cuts can coexist and feed each other’s hype.
• For horror heads, the message is clear. The Muschiettis are building a full-blown It universe, and this ultra-long director’s cut is shaping up as the holy grail watch for anyone who wants to get lost in Derry for an entire night.

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