Culture news “Want to throw up” The trashiest horror saga is back in theaters in 2024: sensitive souls refrain
The films It and Saw may have turned your stomach, but the continuation of this horrific saga promises to be even gorier than its previous parts! Art, the sadistic clown returns in Terrifier 3 to splash you with the blood of his victims.
A bloody return
Prepare your raincoats because it may rain blood in your cinemas. One of the goriest sagas on the big screen returns for a third part scheduled for October 30. Halloween promises to be intense with the return of Art the killer clown in Terrify 3. Damien Leone and Phil Falcone are back to direct and produce this sequel to put you to the test.
While a release date has been announced, there is still very little other information on this sequel. The plot is still unknown to this day, but Art should still be played by David Howard Thornton to whom the role suits so well and Lauren LaVera (who played the character of Sienna) should also be part of the cast of the film. It’s a big comeback for Terrifier, which made headlines because several cases of fainting and vomiting had been reported in movie theaters. You’ll have to have a strong stomach if you want to discover the rest of Art’s stories.
Terrifier 3 will be a new addition to the horror genre that pushes the boundaries and continues the uncompromising exploits that fans of the franchise have come to expect and love. If you thought Clown Art’s reign of terror in part two was extreme, you ain’t seen nothing yet. – announces Damien Leone, director of the Terrifier films.
Small budget with big benefits
Movies Terrify were not intended to become a staple of the slasher genre. If on the one hand the horror film It had a 7-figure production budget ($35 million). The first part of the saga Terrify With a budget of only $35,000, the film was not released in all theaters due to its extreme violence. The second opus managed to explode the franchise, thanks to a higher budget of $250,000, it brought in more than $15 million at the worldwide box office! This is explained by a larger theatrical release than that of the first part.
Terrifier stands out from other films of the genre by its more than disturbing staging. Art the clown has no limits and shows it in a thousand and one ways. He skins, dismembers and mutilates his victims for his greatest pleasure (and yours perhaps?). Straight from the mind of Damien Leone, Art enjoys a murderous freedom without censorship as horror cinema has rarely seen.