No dogs die in this film! The dog does die in the book, however. There is other animal death.

there's no dragons .-. also hi kids

Several sheep die, once at the very beginning of the film and again towards the middle. If you're squeamish about this, look away when you see sheep and you'll be fine. A cat is nearly shot by Henry Bowers for target practice later on, but he is caught by his dad, who makes him stop before he actually does it.

There's a scene where an antagonist is trying to shoot a cat. many sheep are killed.

Yes, there is a shot with maggots. It happens after the kids get separated in the house. Brief shot, less than 5 seconds.

Sheep gets shot in the head. Also, a cat almost gets shot (pretty distrubing scnene IMO).

Yes, Eddie takes prescription drugs, including an inhaler. You see him use his inhaler but I'm not sure if he ever actually takes pills onscreen, although he definitely tries to (he drops them). They are a prominent part of his character arc. However, they are *spoiler* all revealed to be placebos.

Pennywise gets stabbed in the eye by the losers during the haunted house scene, which isn't a pretty sight.

One of the main characters has the letter H carved into his stomach. Some people are saying it isn't bad but there's blood and it's beyond just a scratch and the kid is very (understandably) distressed while it's happening.

It's less torture so much as abuse, but yes, Beverly is somewhat tortured and abused by her father in a harassment bordering way.

A main character breaks his arm in a fall, and then his very broken arm is seen several times. Another main character also attempts to put the bone back in place with no medical knowledge.

in one scene a kid is held down by 2 bullies while a 3rd starts cutting letters into his stomach with a knife. he is stopped before he finishes what he was trying to do, but it is still pretty hard to watch.

There is a short scene where Mike sees burned hands and flames from behind the door of the butcher's shop. He later describes his past experience of his house being burned down with his parents inside.

Idk where else to comment this, but there is a scene with a headless person. No head squashing though.

Well, yeah. It's IT: the whole story about a child-eating monster. However, unlike the previous adaption, the first child killed is portrayed as graphically as in the book. He has his arm torn off and is then dragged into the sewer by his ankles, screaming and crying.

The dad of one of the bullies is murdered.

No ghosts but there is a manifestation of a dead character, if that is useful information.

obviously, yeah

There are scenes that take place in a bathroom, but not a typical shower scene".

I wouldn't say he is possessed, but Pennywise definitely gets into Henry Bowers head and encourages him to kill the losers.

not unless you consider Pennywise stalking/hunting the children, but in the traditional sense: no

Pennywise’s eyes pop up at the sewer, he bites Georgie, Bev turns round to see pennywise, many others

They also have a spitting contest off the cliff

Major spoilers ahead, however these spoilers indicate to whoever's reading this as to when to look away during the movie, either due to fear or just not wanting to see vomit: there are four scenes in the movie in which there is sludge or vomit involved. One, when Bill encounters Georgie in the basement, two, when Eddie encounters the leper, three, when Richie and Bill are searching for Eds in the upstairs bedroom in Niebolt Mansion, and four, when the losers' club are fighting Pennywise in the sewer.

No self harm but there is a scene at the very end where the group makes a blood pact, this scene involves the members making cuts on their hands with a knife.

One of the characters has frequent panic attacks which he believes are asthma attacks.

BODY HORROR IS NOT THE SAME AS BODY DISMORPHIA

Not sure if this would come under that but one of the main characters is a victim of munchausen's by proxy

Nobody commits suicide in the movie, but since IT (2017) is based on the novel of the same name, IT: Chapter Two (2019) will likely feature a scene where Stan kills himself.

There is no actual shakey cam, but there is a scene where the camera is focused on the monsters head and the rest of the screen shakes, which has the same effect

When the kid goes in the library basement, there's strobe effects of the lights.

one of the kids is very heavily implied to be frequently sexually abused by her father, but you never see it on screen. one time it gets close but he's stopped and receives violent repercussions.

There a sexual assault scene between Bev and her father. He doesn't get far before she stops him but it is very clear that it was about to happen

there's no explicit antisemitism but there's a scene near the beginning of the movie where a bar mitzvah is being discussed irreverently

No, an LGBT person does not die in the movie, the book is different though.

a chubby kid is insulted about and attacked because of his weight by the school bullies

as the kids look into the sewer for the first time, Eddy says the r slur in an attempt to get his friends to think going in the sewers isn't smart.

Gay slurs are used several times throughout the movie, by antagonists.

There's tons of bloody moments and gore within the first few minutes of the movie; you see pennywise bite a child's arm off.

Technically no, but if you were to watch the scene you would assume the character fell to their death.

No, but there are many mentions of a character possibly drowning after being dragged in the sewer

it's implied that Beverly's father abuses her, but it never really goes that far from implying it until the middle, where he attempts to sexually assault her.

The shot of a new scene is introduced with a gunshot and a bottle exploding. It is very startling. He also tries to shoot a cat but is stopped.

There is heavily implied abuse between Beverly and her father, including a scene of attempted sexual assault (?). An antagonist's father also shoots the ground near his son as a punishment for stealing his gun. It also appears that there are some unhealthy relationships with parents.