The Day the World Met The TERRIFIER
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Art the Clown is in the middle of becoming a modern day horror icon, with the release of Terrifier 3 less than six months away and it's surrounding hype following the massive success of Terrifier 2 pushing this sickly funny killer out of being a niche grindhouse killer into the mainstream. Today, we're taking a look at the first time Art the Clown got his own feature-length film, a passion project from writer/director/editor/makeup artist Damien Leone.
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9:15 You overshot a bit, the 90s gave us Ghostface who is vastly more iconic than Art. Don't get me wrong, I fucking adore the Terrifier movies.
You are absolutely correct lmao brain fart
Ghostface has zero personality bcoz it's an identity not a person
@@AugustRx Still Iconic. But you are correct
Ghostface is probably thinking, dude...I'm right here.
Ghostface is lame. He trips every 10 seconds and his costume is ridiculously cheesy. I can't take them seriously
For me, the best moment in Terrifier is when he pulls the gun out of nowhere. I remember just laughing because it was so out of left field. Like a slasher with a gun? Wtf
Game called fear n hunger the second one has a clown based on art and he does just that if u cut his arm off he shoots u lol def a reference games full of em
I've seen it in two slasher movies (haven't seen Terrifier) and it was with a shot gun instead of a pistol. It was the best scene in both movies and among my favorite deaths in horror period.
I showed this movie to my friends for our Spooktoberfest and when Art pulled out the blicky the whole room busted out in laughter and disbelief, this moment became a core memory lmaooo
I distinctly remember, at that moment, thinking 'Oh yeah, I guess guns DO exist' (while laughing just as hard)
I became a kid again I was like “but, but that’s breaking the rules!”
I legit love that he’s a mime!! The scene when he’s stabbed in the foot and flips out WITHOUT a sound always makes me laugh lol
There’s a theory that the woman with the doll is actually the mother of the child ghost from the second movie and she carries the doll pretending it’s her daughter because she lost hers.
NOTE: Re-uploaded because I wanted to censor some more... trying not to get it age restricted
TBH, when it comes to Art it's better safe than sorry.
Dude I fucking love this. I love halloween and fall and wish it was all year round. Love all thing horror related
That subtle difference between Art and p*rnography
🤣🤣
Also, would you ever consider doing a video reviewing The Disappointments Room? That’s one of those movies I find myself rewatching time and time again. The rewatchability of that movie is great. It’s unsettling and dark, it leaves me feeling that heavy dread and without hope. It’s great!
I love that lil scamp Art. Can't wait for 3.
I loved that one kill in the 2nd one where he jumps around the corner with his salt and bleach. He just looks so happy
Terrifier is one of the only horror movies that I will watch only once, because that one scene was so traumatizing, but I also remember it being VERY funny 😂😂😂😂
It annoys me to no end when people try and imply or outright claim that there is something wrong with a person if they enjoy movies like these.
I've always wondered if Art was just an insane mortal being up until that moment at the very end of the movie. It's possible he's never encountered this other "entity" before that point and blowing his brains out was what lead to him becoming supernatural. Sort of like how Freddy was just a human. It wasn't until after he died that he became a "dream demon".
You are so right. Sam needs to be more iconic. We really need a lot more Trick r Treat
Just found this channel and subscribed. Love the Halloween, fall, horror aesthetic. Just some feedback on this video it was a bit hard to follow which movie you were referring to at times because you would say “the first movie” “the second movie” “the sequel” and due to there being all hallows eve, then terrifier, them Terrifier 2… which one do you consider the first, or the second, etc. overall great video, just some feedback.
Love these movies and still glad to see more content! Keep up the good work.
Just recently seen the first two, I enjoyed them.
Was a bit confused on the second one but was still good!
Great video like per usual 👌
Oh godd, I can't imagine seeing terrifier 3 in cinema... I feel like so many people are gonna be sick ahaha!
I’ve never been this early!! Oh my god I love you!
I have a mannequin dressed as art with mask and all, I love it. Terrifier 2 is the best.
Awesome! My boyfriend would love that! Where do you keep ol Art?!
I am admittedly a horror and Explotation snob. Some of my favorite slashers are Midnight, The Majorettes, The New York Ripper, Tourist Trap, Just Before Dawn, Don't go in the House, Alone in the Dark, Night Killer, Hunter's Blood, Murder-Rock, high quality and critically acclaimed movies like that. I don't like many modern movies at all. As much as I initially wanted to tell people to watch Blood Harvest, Terror on Tour, Clownhouse (I know the director is a POS) or Funhouse for a clown slasher instead, I enjoyed Terrifier and it passed my incoherent quality test with flying colors. The second was convoluted and long, I didn't hate it, but the first one was one of a half dozen modern horror movies I was throughly impressed with.
Don’t go In the house is kinda In its own level of whoa in the exploitation era films. Had a friend who saw it in theaters back In the golden era and he said the entire room was just silent shocked at what they just saw after the first flamethrower scene
Honestly, I think that New York Ripper and Don't Go in the House aren't good movies. And Clownhouse isn't not recommended because director is POS, it's because he did the crimes *ON SET*
I really enjoy terrified and kinda hope they don’t expand on art’s origin. I think Texas chainsaw massacre tried this and it really took away from the story
Unpopular opinion: The first Terrifier is better than Terrifier 2
The first Terrifier is a masterpiece, just like how the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre was a masterpiece due to being low budget and putting creativity at its fullest and innovation at its peak. Terrifier 2 is amazing as well but you could see the Hollywood influence and the limitations of how far to push things
@@albertovaldivia6132 Couldn't agree more, well said!
Terrifer is my all time favorite movie the first one is gold
After decades of watching horror movies and having an affinity for film in general, there is ONE criticism that I absolutely can longer tolerate.
Story or plot.
It is beyond ludicrous to say, "There is no story" or "there is no plot." If you can tell any person what the movie was about, then you have successfully explained the "plot" and revealed "the story." Good or bad is subjective to the viewer. You cannot, with good conscience, say that Terrifier is a bad story but wheel around and say Halloween is a good story or Nigntmare on Elm Street is a better story. It's purely subjective. I personally find Terrifier to be a fantastic story. We don't NEED an Art backstory in order to enjoy the film's plot or premise. Art is a force of nature and you are bearing witness to his shenanigans. It is episodic in its construction, as evidenced by the sequels.
It is my assessment that in order to properly say a movie has a bad story or plot is when it doesn't make any sense, or cannot be explained using any available spoken language; basically it has to be nonsensical...like...oh...like Disney's Fantasia.
Of course it’s subjective…. at no point did I ever or have I ever said that what I’m saying in my videos is some objective truth. I shouldn’t have to explicitly say that it’s my opinion; that’s a given. I also full stop disagree that it’s somehow “ludicrous” to say that Terrifier is next to void in the narrative department. There really is not much going on. It’s very simply Art the Clown stalking and killing on Halloween night. That’s not an objective criticism, because not every movie has to plot focused, but that’s really all that’s going on in this movie, and it’s not weird to point that out. Despite what you’re implying, Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street both do have more fleshed out narratives. That’s not to say they’re super deep stories, but Freddy’s history in the town and the context Loomis gives Michael, as well as the way both movies are paced means that they both leave more of a narrative impact in my opinion. I don’t want everything explained and I think being vague often makes things more interesting, but that doesn’t change that I don’t feel like there’s much there in this movie. I also don’t recall saying it’s a “bad story” just that there isn’t much to talk about with plot. Again, not a flat out criticism, but it’s something that does make it less engaging for me. Halloween and Elm Street have simple but effective stories, Terrifier isn’t a whole lot more than a collage of death scenes and an Art the Clown highlight reel. That’s the difference for me
I feel like I'm in the middle. The definition of plot is literally just events in a storytelling medium. I think it's fair to say that there's not much narrative in this movie. There's no real structure or arc to this movie, and stuff just happens. Which can be fine with a short film or anthology, for example, Fantasia, but doesn't really work for anything longer than 20 minutes, although there is exceptions.
@@RocklinGravesactually, i would even disagree on calling the Elm Street movies too simply, there are (at least seemingly) enough layers to them to have film theorists and, more interestingly, literature professors and philosophers writing deep analyses about not just the movies and their intrigue but more interestingly about the subplots. One can of course always argue that they will always find something to write about if they twist and turn the movie long enough and who knows, maybe in 5 years we will have essays about art the clown, but as i see it now there will possibly be rather texts about "what does it say about the viewer/society" as with what happened with hostel for example (there was an interesting essay in "dawn of an evil millenium" which made me interested enough to give it a second and third watch)
I got a better idea for a movie review. Resident Evil The Final Chapter
Tara alone is reason enough to watch Terrifier.
The lead in the 2nd one is an absolute smokeshow.
Horror was always about the gore and boobs before story.
No that's adult films. Wrong genre.
Will you ever like to do the Saw series?
The Hacksaw Kill is like the main reason why I haven't seen any of these movies. I like movies like Hostel and Saw (only seen the original films), but this is the torture I don't want to see. It becomes less of a "oh, the killer is going to kill me" to "man, that makes me disturbed in a bad way."
It’s not as bad as you think, also if you’ve seen hostel and saw id say at least hostel is probably a more disturbing experience, Terrifier is more of a fun slasher because of the fact he goes so far with his kills it’s comedic
@@TopHubBoss I don't know man, Hostel is way more suggested than shown. And it's only this one kill, I am not talking about the rest of the movie.
It's funny because because the second movie has a way more disturbing and way longer death scene than the hacksaw kill from the first
@@VictoriaTraducciones Well, I'll stick to 80s and 2000s slashers thank you.
@@thomasffrench3639the places in Hostel actually exist though. this is just a silly clown
As a lifelong horror fan since a little kid in the '70s, I'm really not a gorehound. The goriest faves I have are all old movies. However, what I can enjoy about the over-the-top grue in the Terrifier movies (even though I find myself looking away) is what I perceive as the _intention_ behind it, as if the director is primarily doing these ridiculously gory scenes as a means of thumbing his nose at today's PC culture.
I love the first one... I was disappointed with the 2nd....
The first one has the "so bad it's good" vibe going for it
I didn't get that in the second... The second one is just stupid
I hate this movie. But I really like your channel so I'm going to go ahead and watch this video anyway
Keep it up
The Part where Art saws the naked girl in half is bloody grusome and shocking. Its still the Best Kill between both Terrifier movies imo.
My vote goes to the protagonist's friend in the second one, when she's home alone. The amount of brutality she was subjected to genuinely disturbed me, even though it's just a movie.
The bedroom scene from Terrifier 2 for me. Both are great scenes, though.
Hard to watch cause the girl was so nice and sweet.. but I agree that was amazing
@@matthewhayden2277 True. She was definitely the more genuine, understanding, sweeter friend. Brooke's kind of a sociopath at times in the film. Or that's how she comes off to me anyway.
Not as terrifying as what he did to the Cat Lady. Which considering how he does the things to them, I guarantee that sawing/cutting their skin up was not the only thing he did to those women. Dude is literally what you get when you mix John Wayne Gacy + Ed Gein + Ted Bundy into one.
The thing that had me hooked immediately when watching Terrifier with my partner is how Art is literally like a slasher version of Bugs Bunny. There’s such a weird blend of slapstick and completely black comedy mixed in with how fucked the kills are. Such a great series
Maybe a better description then would be that he's a much more accurate depiction of The Mask, except add in being a serial killer/cannibal.
I kind of like that Terrifier jumps into things with no context. I can’t remember who said this; “no one knows they are the potential victim of a serial killer until it’s too late. But the killer knows”. That basically sums up the first film for me. Although Art behaves extremely creepily, it would be hard to predict the level of violence lurking behind that paint.
Thankfully, I’m terrified of clowns & think they are all capable of this level of violence. 🤣
I totally agree! The "story" in Terrifier 2 is just too long, over the top, and tedious for my taste. I could definitely do without the whole sword and Sienna plot line. I can still enjoy it for everything outside of that, but 2 is more of a slog for me (in contrast to the reviewer). You describe exactly what makes the first film so brilliant. The events are totally random, out of nowhere, and brutal, so have a far greater sense of realism in that respect.
Your videos deserve so much more views than those boring and obnoxious ones that are just rambling through the plot but get a million views because they got into the game earlier!
Bro chill on my man James A Janice , dead meat is fire 🔥
That's called a riff, which is different from a review.
Dead Meat has gone a little rancid with success.
One of the best gifts I ever gave myself was watching Terrifier knowing nothing about the character nor seeing a trailer. I believe that is how I was so impressed with that movie; it's pure, intimate, & unsettling. And Art's black trash bag of weapons is so comical- the gun, lol! ❤😊
I admit I originally stayed as far away from the Terrifier series when it first came out because I thought the whole premise was stupid. However after watching an on set interview w Leone, I gave it a try. He was so genuine and passionate about his project that his energy was almost infectious and now Terrifier 3 is on my hope it comes out soon!
“The couch to smooch slicing” WAS CRAZY 😂
David Howard Thornton is fking astounding with his miming work
He pulls off a silent Jim Carry Mask in a gleefully violent manner
I’m a complete Thornton fanboi. Would melt to a puddle and stumble over words if I ever have a chance to shake his hand
Incredible performance
All I need is an Art The Clown Funko Pop
And now they exist, I hope you find one!
@@HalloWitch93 already pre-ordered from Entertainment Earth! 💯
🤡🗡️
@@tasan215 Hell yeah!!
Ive been waiting for this! I am in the minority here... but I enjoy the first one more than Terrifier 2. The chemistry between Tara and Dawn is hilarious and that scene in the pizza place just works sooo well for me, Thornton is simply brilliantly hilarious and creepy!! The scene with him holding Emily is in a way heartbreaking. I want to know Art's backstory and childhood. The brutality of the terrifier movies is gory and the effects are fantastic! Definitely my fave slasher villain in years!!
Agreed!!!
Been a fan of art the clown since 2017 before the world knew about him I loved all hallows eve
For me, Art has potential to be this generation's Freddie Kruger
I don’t think that means what you think it does
I watched this in broad daylight... I wanted to crawl out of my skin with Dawn getting bisected with a hacksaw. These aren't tame deaths.
Brilliant, brutal and jarring.
Can you imagine art the clown in Mortal Kombat
Watching this at the gym and hoping no one looks at my screen without context lol
To sum it up it feels like a fan made short film but LONGER and not short and just great
Cooch to smooch made me laugh out loud!
I love how fair and measured your discussions are it makes for such interesting watching
I couldn’t watch the second one, I like horror and all and am not really squimish but like he said it veered into exploitation territory and I’m not into that
The second one has less of an exploitation feel to it, but it’s got a lot more gore lol
Wait…did you say there hasn’t been a more iconic slasher villain introduced since the 80’s???? You know Scream 1 came out in 1996…SAW came out in 2004… what are those considered???
Check the pinned comment. Scream yes, Saw I don't consider a slasher movie
@@RocklinGraves true I guess that’s torture porn kinda stuff. Sorry, that just caught me off guard when you said that haha
@@sonofulti1337 Haha no worries at all I totally acknowledge that I completely forgot about Scream there
It sucks because all hallows eve Art doesnt get as much love, when imo he was the most terrifying in that. That TV scene alone put him in my top 5
I loved the way the first terrifier looked, it felt like a slasher classic kin to what we got in the 80's and 90's with movies like Friday the 13th and nightmare on elm street and Halloween 1 & 2. I absolutely love Terrifier and I respect these guys for bringing us a NEW Icon vs trying to cash in on the same old shit, like everyone else is doing. I mean when's the last time we got a NEW anything? This world feels like it just regurgitates dead ideas that's been done a million times over, nobody has the BALLS to innovate and create anymore. They just want to rehash all the shit they know will sell from the successes of the past.
We need more directors like this and we need more ideas being created. Art is an example of doing this well. It feels like a classic. But its new. I don't think we have gotten a villain as iconic and well put together in YEARS. The fact there is so much mystery around Art is another thing I love. I also love that they are not scared to push the envelope on what we consider disturbing. It makes it feel like there is no line Art wont cross. I think the false protagonist in Terrifier 1 does a good job at making that clear. You think ole girls the plot armored star of the movie and she gets straight up executed half way into the movie.
I think Terrifier 2 was also good, I don't think its AS good as the first one, but they definitely upped the gore. But the main thing I think it does worse than the first is there IS a clear cut protagonist who defiantly has the plot armor on, but the story kind of needs that to be so. So its not THAT bad, I still enjoyed the shit out of it and really liked sienna character arc but idk it was just more predictable because of that. The second one was way more focused on just being gore porn.
All hallows eve is probably my favorite depiction of Art. He clearly is a supernatural being. Shrouded with mystery. and it just left me feeling like I wanted to know more about this
Art guy! He was relentless in all hallows eve. Showing off powers like the ability to teleport himself around. The ability to alter reality. The scene where she gets the call from the girl on the tape, and when she sees art sitting behind her in the TV but hes not there when she turns around. They did such a good job of making art seem like so much more than a man in a costume in this movie. It hooked me.
I like Art better but Ghostface is probably more iconic. I do think he's jumped The Creeper, Victor Crowley and the Wrong Turn inbreds tho.
I love Art The Clown but that second movie SUCKED !!! The first one was cool but Pt.2 literally made 0 sense and took FOREVER to wrap up. I gave it a couple rewatches and both times I go “ this movies never gonna end “
I really wanted to love Terrifier, I swear, I truly did want to. Unfortunately, I just couldn’t get into it. It didn’t suck me in, it didn’t keep my attention and I didn’t enjoy the villain, Art. I don’t think it’s my type of horror. I tried watching it twice to really give it the old college try but it didn’t resonate with me. A movie I did really enjoy though, and I wish you would cover, is Southbound. Did anyone else like that movie? There’s another movie I can’t recall the name of right now but to describe it, it was about a bank and a group of bank robbers. There’s a vault and I guess a past slaughter occurred there? Anyone know the movie I’m referring to?
Edit: I found the movie, it’s called The Vault.
I’ve been binge watching your videos the last couple of days! Great work man
Idk how you Don’t have more subs! Very solid content.
i will die on this hill that teriffier is basically the early 2020's version of Evil Dead, im positive the gore back then was treated the same way the gore in these movies are today, plus we got an iconic character (Art) out of it just like evil dead (Ash) plus take the fact that The Evil dead was just epilogue to what they could do with the series which becomes clear with evil dead 2 (ignore the studio bullshit they pulled with evil dead and the sequel) its most likely why im so in love with Art hes one of those underground and judged characters that im sure was the same for evil dead back then
Neither Terrifier is good…but, the first movie is far better than the 2nd. People praise the 2nd one for having a proper story, but…its story literally is nonsense, lmao. It truely doesn’t fit together or make any sense. They keep doing all these things in the story about how the father I guess knew about Art, but like…how? We literally don’t learn anything about that by the end of the movie. The actors all are pretty bad as well. ESPECIALLY the lead actress. I think they’d have been better having the bedroom actress be the lead. Then comes the worst part about the 2nd one…THE LENGTH. Holy hell, it being over two hours is utter insanity. No slasher should be over 2 hours, especially one with no real story. Did we really need the clown cafe scene? Did we really need so much of the party scene? The movie dragged more than any other horror movie I’ve ever seen. Cut it down by 40 minutes and I think I’d appreciate it more. Atleast the 1st movie is short and to the point. It knows it’s just there for the gore. That’s why I can watch the first movie once in a while, but the 2nd is just god awful to sit through. I really love the actor who plays Art. I think he’s incredible and deserves more work in a better movie.
Terrifier was enough gore for me. Part 2 has way too much for me even as an avid horror fan.
Oh yeah that was the first time I saw art was Hallows eve❤. I feel like it should have been a hit because honestly it wasn't a fucking reboot it feels like a Adaptation to theme similar to tales from the crypt or creepshow but a good version.
Even if people didn't like it at least it wasn't some stupid lazy ass reboot. I feel like that's the thing that directors and TV networks need to understand is that it's fine to redo something but don't just copy and paste. I feel like that's the thing that directors and TV networks need to understand is that it's fine to redo something but don't just copy and paste. Example Adrian Paul Duncan McCloud from Highlander said that he would love to see a Highlander TV show film reboot but if it offers a new extension of the current Highlander universe and not a rehash!! Even back in 2012 There was a confirmation that Ryan Reynolds was gonna be the new Highlander and when he saw the script he left production!! This was around the time that the original actor who played Connor McCloud petitioned against the Highlander film because it was going to ruin the franchise that the original franchise did great on and concluded very well with Highlander the source.
my biggest complaint for terrifier 2 is that its wayy to long, i love the ending but im always just a bit too tired when it comes
Terrifier 1 sucks ass I don’t know how people even like it.
The first scene, I ever saw from this movie was the dinner scene with Art just being creepy. That's what drew me in. I didn't know anything else about the movie. The over the top killing doesn't do it for me. The story is weak as well. Seems like the director's greatest talent is in special effects.
Terrifier Movies are so sickly(?) GOOOOOD I remember how creeped I was after 2nd movie
Terrifier makes me wanna pet puppies n feed baby ducks.... Chucky ducky quack quack!!
It still makes me laugh at how in some areas, people in theatres went to see a movie,and they "accidently" played this film instead,scarring a lot of people.
"Accidently" because you know damn well it was on purpose lmao
I had a dream about him once he
Was wearing a mask hanging with these kids doing something with white garbage bags.
Then he ran an jumped over a fence
An the kids were sad he left?
Then my dream turned into a western with this cowboy an
Cowgirl an something was about
To go down.
Crazy stuff.
Honestly, despite all the things that happen in the movies, and that hes a really fucked up killer, for me it's kinda sad, cause art clearly is some like depressed guy with probably alot of issues... you could tell off some of the scenes from both movie's
A new Icon❤
Not supernatural? Are we not forgetting Art but with boobs?
Loved All Hallows Eve… I love those types of horror films tho even when they are terrible lol…. Loved Terrifier 1 and 2
As much as I love horror, I just can’t get behind terrifier movies.
I like your videos, but i can't stand these movies. 😆 wish i were able to enjoy it like others. Think one of main reasons is the acting .
Hey did you know that the cops were called on terrifier set both movies first one almost got David Howard Thornton shot by the police
I love terrifier Art is extremely creepy. I also agree Sam should've gotten more love!
Awesome job! Look into The Empty Man! Awesome history on the film to discuss how it came to be etc and I loved that movie from start to finish
LOVE the empty man. That was such an interesting movie
@@RocklinGravesyea dude I think you’d make a killer video on it! Just a thought, I’m loving the channel!
I found the interview where the director says that a kill was too far for Terrifier at 1:05:53 ua-cam.com/video/GINS-pzqL4Y/v-deo.html
Not my thing but I always enjoy listening to people's enthusiasm for stuff when its articulated as well as this.
Have to give this a dislike with how much praise you are giving this movie/antagonist
If I’m gunna to watch someone get sawed in half, I’ll watch Bone Tomahawk tbh lol
That movie is absolutely insane lmao
Terrifier came out 2016 but there was a release in 2018
You have a great channel man. I love the refreshing takes you have on some of my favorite horror movies. Keep up the great work. By the way, I hope you'll take offense to this.But you look like the missing link between shane gillis and chris pratt.
Don't take offense lol 😂
Dude! Yes 😂 he wasn't "nicked by it" though 😂
Like I always say, complaining that a slasher film wasn’t good because it lacked a story is like saying your lap dance sucked because you didn’t get to know the stripper.
Hard disagree. Slashers can have great stories, and even ones that have very basic stories can have fun characters to follow to make up for that. This has neither
Art the clown is my new favorite killer. Can't wait to see Terrfier 2.
Am I the only one who isn’t into art the clown? I guess torture porn isn’t my thing, but while the effects are well done and art is well characterized…ish… nothing else in either movie is more than mediocre at best. The writing is sloppy and pretty grating, and it just feels like constant excuses for excess torture. Its not really spooky as much as it is gross. If you want a realllly well done modern villain with genuine tension and some bomb ass action scenes, go watch the invisible man lol. Much better and doesn’t use women as objects for dissection, plus it handled sexual violence, assault, and stalking in a way that terrifier seems too scared to touch.
I absolutely agree that The Invisible Man is better than Terrifier lmao
Im so happy I found your account I love movie reviews. it’s hard to find people other than Chris stuck man or Elvis the alien which are really great and I love. You are up there with them and I believe you will be huge. Keep it up bro. The content is amazing
I like horror movies, but terrifier isn’t my taste
Teriffier? But I don't even know her...
For the love of god ten minutes in before we get past the first one
The doll babies name was Emily and the pale girls name was also Emily
That's a talking point in the Terrifier 2 video I'll be dropping next week. Completely missed that when I was revisiting the first one
I disagree about the 80s,
Screams ghost face is definitely the most recent iconic slasher
Yep. Pinned comment
All hallows eve deserves respect.
9:10 ‘since the 80s’
Err, dog, you’ve got Ghostface doll right behind you there behind you there (90s)
(You do have a point tho. Iconic, Mickey Mouse level recognizable horror villains are not an easy level to attain, and Art is DEFINITELY at that level. Or at least very very close)
Yeah haha there was another dude that pointed that out. 90s is absolutely correct
@@RocklinGraves oh my god it's the pinned comment. My apologies for rehashing pre-tread terrifi--... err territory
In an attempt to spin this failed moment of personal hubris:
Just discovered your channel (thanks algo) and looking forward to binging thru your backlog! Greatly enjoy your fun dialog (creative scripting) and topics that are close to my heart, to boot!
Subbed and will continue watching!
I honestly think the only reason All Hallows Eve got any recognition is because of Art the clown. Terrifier is a simple yet brutal movie and everything about it holds up. Unlike Terrifier2, where the entire story about the girl and her dead dad blahblah etc... when she turned into some interdimensional angelic b eing of retribution, I kinda rolled my eyes. A lot of people said how out of left field the second film was and how it added so much to the franchise but honestly, aside from the quirky game show section the entire film is utter crap and I wish Art had murdered that entire family in a 3 minute scene so he could get on with being Art without some higher being being sponsored by the soul of her dead dad just ruined everything in a sequel that should have just been better.
You got Terrifier all wrong, a slasher doesn't need plot points or teenage girls ascending to heavenly creatures, you missed the mark on this review massively.
The only way for me to “miss the mark” on a video is if I’m not honest with my thoughts about something. It’s fine if you disagree and prefer the first one, it’s fine if you think the second one is bad, but that doesn’t mean that anyone else is “wrong” for disagreeing with you. Slasher movies can be a lot more than just brutal kills, and whether or not you’re drawn to that is gonna be completely subjective, but you’ve got to able to acknowledge the personal preference that comes into this stuff. I love tone, I’m drawn to distinct and iconic characters, and I love wild narratives, so Terrifier 2 is more appealing to me than the first movie which is a much thinner one. The fantasy tone of the second movie was something that I had a lot of fun with and I think it made Art a hell of a lot more interesting, and I think Sienna is the best final girl we’ve had in a long time. I love the second movie being a sort of cosmic test for her abilities, because as silly as that sounds it’s just a lot of fun. My point is though, it’s fine to disagree, but it’s not fine to treat your opinion like it’s the “correct” one and people who don’t agree are just wrong or missing the mark. That’s not healthy for discussion about art in any medium
"You got Terrifier all wrong, a slasher doesn't need plot points or teenage girls ascending to heavenly creatures, you missed the mark on this review massively."
Nah, slasher films need plot points, or they are just boring nothings of movies. The best slasher movies have actual arc structure and character development so that you care about the characters. I hate slasher films with no plot, because they are boring. Halloween had a plot, as did Nightmare on Elm Street, My Bloody Valentine, The Burning, The Prowler, and House on Sorority Row. Hell even Friday the 13th part 4 has character arcs. This is just uninformed BS trying to justify why most slasher films suck.
Gore without motivation and story.
hoping it releases near you when everywhere else gets it! you’ll be the first channel i’d wanna watch after to see your thoughts 🙂 keep it up man! 🧡
I actually like the first one better than the second one. The second one just had way too much going on. A lot of the sequences in the movie didn't make any sense. And I can honestly say the first Terrifier movie actually had me shook! I haven't watched a horror film since the first nightmare on Elm Street that actually had me shook. I literally fell asleep and woke up and thought I saw Art in the room lol
I could never ever watch these movies - I’m one of those lame people that would cry and vomit, it’s just too brutal for me - but I LOVE Art so much. He’s such a great character. I wanna support the franchise, knowing I can’t watch it. 🤣
12:28 dude the 2nd movie had literally 0 progressions AT ALL 😭 wym