I witnessed two people leave during the famous shower scene... but then they returned two minutes later with big buttery buckets of salted popcorn🍿 Luckily for them, they caught the back half of the shower scene.
The opening scene was the best imo. The suspense builds and builds as he walks up the stairs...."I thought I told you to stay out of my roo.." Those sounds were so brutal.
100% agree. Saw it yesterday as well. I honestly like Terrifier 2 more due to the storytelling, graininess film vibe, and the whole feel of the film. It felt like a classic 80s campy fun flick. This felt a bit more modern. It was insanely intense and I really did like it. But, totally agree with your points on the storytelling of 3.
She’s fantastic! I feel bad I forgot to shout her out in the review. But her performance in both movies are impressive and play a factor in how good these movies are
@DezorianGuy sorry, man. What'cha expect? We're chattin' up Terrifier 3 on line. R u really that surprised??? So you don't want to know anything about Terrifier 3, so you decide to cruise T3 chat rooms before seeing the movie. Besides, what I said was similiar to me saying Art kills some guy wickedly. You already know Art is going to do his thing. He's the Terrifier, ramping up his skills with 3X the gore. You'll love it. Go get after it.
Cant wait to see it on Sunday. People may not like these films, but outside of the horror fan in me I love this series for another reason. You really see Damien Leone improve as a filmmaker. He does everything from writing, filming, practical effects, and editing. You can really see his improvements as a filmmaker over each Terrifier film, which makes these fascinating to me from an analytical perspective happy i helped crowdfund the 2nd. I do hope Leone tries a different non-terrifier project after 4 though
This is a huge reason I absolutely love these movies. It is art in its own way and the second movie showed that alot with the sick old school vibe and amazing soundtracks.
I'm frustrated cause I want to see but can't do crazy gore. I get PTSD for days. The Negan bat scene in Walking Dead messed me up for a week. I'm guessing Art is constant Negan violence.
Those people are not too bright considering there were 2 other films plus an anthology. Probably would not have gone to the theater if they did their research
If you're a fan of Terrifier 1 & 2, then you'll most certainly be a fan of Terrifier 3. Just more of the same. More budget, more blood. Art is actually funny at times while killing. The sound effects are overplayed letting you know it's just a goofy movie. Not to be taken too seriously...just a bloody good time with great gory practical effects. Budget was 2 million. This part 3 almost certain to rake in 50 to 100 million. Anything over 5 million is a total success. Damien's budget for part 4 may be around the 10 to 15 million. Imagine the horror he'll have access to when making Terrifier 4. Omg!
I think the better realization at the end of Terrifier three would’ve been that Sienna was the one doing the killing and art is just in her imagination now. They’ve gone off the deep end now and I don’t know how they’re gonna get back with part four
Personally, I’m glad they didn’t go that route. I feel like that’s been done way too many times in horror movies and slasher sequels. I like that they’re kind of keeping it classic and a bit ridiculous
I didn’t see or hear anyone leave at the showing I attended. In fact, everyone stayed way too long afterwards waiting for a post-credits scene. I was the first to leave, I think, after all lights had come back on.
@@jamiemartin7649 I only thought it was creative because Santa is a winter ❄️ holiday character. So using liquid nitrogen to freeze him and kill piece by piece was very tongue and cheek
I just can’t see how anyone views these kind of movies as entertainment. I’m not against horror movies. I loved the original Nightmare On Elm Street. The first Blair Witch scared the bejesus out of me. Poltergeist was great. Jaws was great. The first Halloween. It Follows, etc. Terrifier isn’t scary it’s just gore porn. It’s gross for the sake of being gross. It’s like the Saw franchise and Hostel had a baby. Meh.
I think the reason why it works for me is because of the charisma revolving around art the clown combined with the entertainment value embedded within the over the top, creative and self aware attitude it has with the gore. Like, it’s unashamedly presenting itself as an over the top gorefest and I kind of admire that kind of boldness. Over the top cartoony violence is just so much fun as Tarantino would put it lol
1) saw series had an interesting plot, sure it degraded and became more and more absurd 2) hostel doesn’t actually SHOW that much gore as u imagine it does, and the themes were very intellectual 3) terrifier has a lot of heart
It's almost a challenge to see what one can endure and what can shock your senses. Blair Witch was a different kind of horror. It was really scary because it seemed real. Splatter-fest movies are nothing more than exploitation films, which are fun because they test the limits of what is acceptable viewing.
Slight correction: T3 was not banned, but restricted in France. The restriction pertains to people under the age of 18, which is super rare in France. So it’s equivalent to an NC-17 rating. But other countries, like Germany or the UK, constantly slap 18 ratings on films, even on censored/cut versions. So the French are still more liberal than almost any other country, including the US, as far as film censorship is concerned. But any censorship is like free publicity especially to those prohibited from seeing it 😅, imho.
I felt the same about the runtime, haha. For all the complaints about T2's runtime, 3 actually felt rushed without that extra 10-15 minutes. This franchise needs that jumbo runtime to breathe properly, just because of how Art goes about his business.
I only saw one couple leave and that was during the opening scene with the kids. Personally I thought the movie was good not great because it does have its flaws but still entertaining. I have a feeling that the character that was supposedly killed offscreen might be alive, that could've been the head of the shower guy. It's kind of strange that they didn't show it. You know a sequel is coming, they will have to upped the ante when it comes to the kills and gore.
Crazy that you say that because I was thinking the exact same thing on my way to work today. Seems like it would be a cool way to bring him back in the next movie.
It wasnt even that bad where it does look fake. There was a family of 3 kids from 6-12 age that was in my theatre. And the girl was dressing like with Terrifier make up.
And we wonder why kids are riddled with anxiety and mental illness. I love horror films but some things are just not at all suitable for young children. Ugh!
@@softshallow7435you always gotta have the badasses in the comments section lol I’ve seen A LOT of unforgivingly graphic movies and I still feel comfortable saying that this was boundary pushing as hell
Hate to say it, but I found a lot of the dialogue a bit trite and tedious. Particularly Sienna + Gabbie. The violence got to me, which surprised me because I’ve never felt uncomfortable like that. Heart rate well up. The stories of people fainting intrigued me so I read quite a lot about why that happens to some people, and I wonder if that opened up a part of my brain in response to this type of horror. It made me anxious before the film. I want to watch it again at home. Preferred 2, but looking forward to number 4.
@@eastender_ honestly I think that’s reasonable. I think it’s more of Lauren LaVera’s acting talent that made the dynamic between her and Gabbie work. The writing was okay between them but nothing too special. But yea same here I still very much enjoyed and can’t wait to see the 4th. I’m guessing it’s gonna take place in Hell? or something? Idk lol
Also, that quick transition to the last scene left me feeling we lost a scene. But I have a hunch that was deliberate to go into number 4, and that Johnathan possibly isn’t dead. Just guessing. Weirdly, as I parse the film in my mind, I start to like it more in retrospect.
I know the mall Santa scene with the kids.... I'm glad they went with an implication and not so literally. I remember Pennywise ripped the arm off a kid and then ate the kid and we saw it all. That one scene in Dr Sleep with the shines killing kids to showed it to. The discretion (for the kids scene) was there despite the film basically being a splatterpunk film.
They walked out but didn’t asked for their money back ‘cause the movie is exactly what the series really stands for. Audience for Joker 2, however, gets a refund due to its piss poor nature of the sequel.
I sat and watched a violent bloody Gory horror film at a mainstream amc theatre where people clapped at the end and yes people squirmed and looked away but between this and the substance … idk man we’re like entering this extreme gore mainstream level to where u don’t have to travel to like the deeper depth of ur city to watch this kind of movie u just go to local theatre
I don't think it was banned in the way that it wasn't permitted for cinemas to show it.Alot of movies(even with violent or sexual content )are rated for all in France.I think it is banned for people under the age of 18 years old.
good to hear movie continue on the same path, i was afraid it will tone down or just not deliver, i need to w8 for digital this movie will be never played here, too small island and to few cinemas to even get this on screen, even normal movies are rarely play here
It's gonna be funny to see how T3's success will bend and shape how movies are made and released going forward! I think we're getting ready to have a Gore Golden Age! Which will undoubtedly kick off a pro-censorship movement also! Whatever happens it'll be fun to watch! 😂
The editing made me see the technical aspects of the film. The close shots of cutting on the fake arms and legs made me think. O'ya, that's a fake arm, or that's a dummy head. So it was not that bad. The bedroom scene in T2 was more disturbing. The film is so over the top that it's hard to get invested in the characters. Nice review.
@@Franz-g3n I don’t think the films character development was in the forefront of the director’s mind for us to need to be invested. Money was given to him and thrown at all the amazing visual effects. Take it as a tongue n cheek gore fest. 😁
Look wise I think it is my fav film, loved the colour grading and contrast and all that. I agree it needed a little more time, I prefer more context than not enough. A couple of the scenes were almost just omitted, maybe the footage is there and we can get a directors cut or something. I too was thinking we had more time, ended up to having to go to the bathroom real quick waited until like right before the 3rd act thinking I woulda had to sit through more time. Then it was like not much left. Woulda' been nice if the theaters ( at least mine) did the ID thing so many like 13-15 year olds that's all I will say to that. As a whole loved it though, I think I will love it more with a second watch at home away from annoying kids. Plus I admittedly ate waayyy too much popcorn haha.
There's a way to make a disgusting, shocking movie without churning your stomach and making you feel horrible. And there's a fine line between bleak vs sadistic and this director stays on the wrong side of that line. I saw most of the first one. Its trash
Terrifier 3 hasn't been banned in France. I think you're referring to the fact that it was given an 18 rating there, which is very rare. Normally no film is rated higher than 16+ in France.... They're far more liberal than in The States.
Yeah, I agree with all of the points you made in your video, I was hoping this 3rd entry would have been longer, more gruesome…and of course, the kills involving kids were not viewable, which took away from the perfect carnage this movie could have been. I prefer the 2nd film over this 3rd entry, even the first film was better, it felt better…and I really enjoyed watching it again this week. And yeah, the scene with the bomb really upset me, because there was really nothing to watch once the bomb went off, there was no one there, no half-dead, crawling and bleeding out children’s bodies, in pieces scattered everywhere…lamenting in infinite pain their slow demise, and the children in the beginning of the movie, I never got to see either one of them hacked to pieces, it’s just left like that, so pretty tame and actually kind of lame…for a ‘Terrifier’ entry! 🙄😒
Imagine almost every kill being on par or more brutal than the hook 🪝 scene in In a Violent Nature. Also the kills are much more prolonged in Terrifier 3
@@TheMisfitPond I thought the hook scene was kind of amusing because people who do Yoga outdoors kind of annoy me, but yeah, that does give me an idea of what to expect. Sounds pretty hardcore. Thanks for your input!
Help me understand why he seemingly went out of his way, to avoid showing breasts. A one second scene, being sliced with a chainsaw, but otherwise, he was actively hiding them. Was he afraid of being labeled misogynistic? He showed full male parts (again, being chainsawed,) but ..? Weird. The master-bay-shun scene was silly, and wholly unnecessary. I actually felt a bit embarrassed I’d i’m being honest. Dude was trying WAY too hard to be controversial. If you’re a gore veteran (Guinea Pig, etc.) there’s nothing here that will surprise, or offend you to the point of walking out. The bottom line, is that it’s gory fun at the movies, and nothing that I would consider “classic” by any means. I never imagined that I would see C-level horror/exploitation films doing huge money.
@@celluloidtherapy5003 I think Leone was doing something subversive with not showing titties and dedicating a full on castration type scene. Slashers are always being critiqued for either using female nudity as a way to sell their movies as well as an over indulgence of violence against women. Male genitalia is also something that has been oddly held sacred in cinema. Hollywood and the MPAA pearl clutch over dick and balls. So it’s kinda refreshing to see a scene like that which seems directly aware of that fact
I honestly want to know what people get off of watching that kind of gore? Whats fascinating about it? I saw some of the kills in the first 2 and it make me super uncomfortable to the point I had to stop watching.
If you're only into the gore factor? It's better than Terrifier 2. The mall Scene had me laughing my ass off. Most say it's better than Terrifier 2, I tend to agree. Expect Terrifier 4 to come out around the same time next year!
The movie was good but it was too much for me. Too much blood and gore so if you go see the movie, It's real hard core so I'm warning you, you might not wanna see Terrifier 3 is you are sensitive to blood gore and extreme violence.
I don’t understand the preoccupation with these “ films” I fast forwarded thru the 1st one, just to get a feel for it. Verdict : low budget total crap. No way I would sit thru 2 more of these.. would rather watch paint dry.
They're all low budget crap, completely incompetently written, acted and directed. It's fuxking nuts to see all the praise they get. I haven't seen T3, but the others are just terrible in every way, except the gore. Leone couldn't direct his way out of a paper bag.
Review was unpolished didn't really get a sense of what he was talking about. "It really really pushed the limits." Of what? Use your words to paint a description
@@robertporchia9389 I mostly do non-spoiler reviews so I do my best not to hint at stuff that would give key things away. I did mention that children are killed and the sequences are prolonged and escalate as the movie goes along
It seems that Director Damien Leone is asking the viewers to root for the villain "Art the Clown". I don't see how anyone can take joy in seeing people being dismembered. I do think he is a talented director. Maybe someday Leone will direct something more narratively interesting.
Yes and no. I think when it comes to the useless characters, he wants us to be entertained by Art’s sadism. But there are characters we don’t wanna see die by his hands and I think that’s important.
I love Terrifier 3. But oyu at jury duty is the true horror though. Because government has o right to force anybody to do something against their will.
Something wrong with Art the clown using a gun for a kill. Not Art's style at all. Damien should omit gun killings altogether going forward. Unnecessary for the Terrifier franchise.
I’m on the fence about that. While I agree with you, I still liked how it caught me off guard. And it was only used once until we get that liquid nitrogen Santa scene lol
@JohnnyNada yeah, I don't like the gun usage. Lame. Art should be limited to garage, shed and farming tools to do his wet work. Art with a machine gun don't work. Art and Victoria using a rusty two man logging saw does work. We'll soon see some pitchfork action and an old fashioned band saw come in to play. But guns... too quick and painless. Low gore value. Fasten an axe handle to a lawnmower blade...that's Art material. Guns... those belong in other movies. Just my opinion.
@@DRanonDoctorANON69started even in All Hallows' Eve, he just shoots a woman point blank in the head in a car. Turned me off the whole thing right away, that's not a slasher move lol
Honestly I hated the first one, but I loved the second one. I think most of the hype came from people who saw that second movie. Maybe give it a shot, cause I also didn’t enjoy the first one.
if you want to understand the hype you'd need to at least watch 2. There's a big leap in quality and it's where the story that continues in 3 really starts. You might still hate it but you'd get a much better idea of what the series is.
@@safesoundequine8511 I disagree. Breaking someone’s jaw by forcing a pipe down their throat so they can feed rats down their gullet only to soon slit their throats so the rats can come sliding out is not something you would see in a hostel or saw film. And I also think the scenes in general are more prolonged and depraved than saw or hostel.
Video starts at 2:45 😂
@@ThrottleGainz true dat
Wish I saw this sooner💀
I witnessed two people leave during the famous shower scene... but then they returned two minutes later with big buttery buckets of salted popcorn🍿
Luckily for them, they caught the back half of the shower scene.
Lol, idk why this is so funny
amazing comment😂😂😂loll
Bazinga
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Usually I complain about horror movies not picking up the pace but that first 20-30 min fckd me UP. ❤
The opening scene was the best imo. The suspense builds and builds as he walks up the stairs...."I thought I told you to stay out of my roo.." Those sounds were so brutal.
100% agree. Saw it yesterday as well. I honestly like Terrifier 2 more due to the storytelling, graininess film vibe, and the whole feel of the film. It felt like a classic 80s campy fun flick. This felt a bit more modern. It was insanely intense and I really did like it. But, totally agree with your points on the storytelling of 3.
Lauren LaVera is soo good! Easily becoming one of my fave final girls!
She’s fantastic! I feel bad I forgot to shout her out in the review. But her performance in both movies are impressive and play a factor in how good these movies are
Nobody commenting on the liquid nitrogen & hammer santa scene in the bar...that was pretty badass.
@@DRanonDoctorANON69 ahh dude! I mentioned that near the end of the video. What a gnarly and cleverly conceptualized scene
@@DRanonDoctorANON69 oh yes! That was just pure genius and realistic!
Thanks for the spoilers, you're a class act. Both of you.
@@DezorianGuy well the UA-camr and I didn’t mention it. We just acknowledged it. So we can not be to blame.
@DezorianGuy sorry, man. What'cha expect? We're chattin' up Terrifier 3 on line. R u really that surprised??? So you don't want to know anything about Terrifier 3, so you decide to cruise T3 chat rooms before seeing the movie.
Besides, what I said was similiar to me saying Art kills some guy wickedly. You already know Art is going to do his thing. He's the Terrifier, ramping up his skills with 3X the gore. You'll love it. Go get after it.
Cant wait to see it on Sunday.
People may not like these films, but outside of the horror fan in me I love this series for another reason. You really see Damien Leone improve as a filmmaker. He does everything from writing, filming, practical effects, and editing. You can really see his improvements as a filmmaker over each Terrifier film, which makes these fascinating to me from an analytical perspective
happy i helped crowdfund the 2nd. I do hope Leone tries a different non-terrifier project after 4 though
This is a huge reason I absolutely love these movies. It is art in its own way and the second movie showed that alot with the sick old school vibe and amazing soundtracks.
First budget 45k, gross 450k
Second 250k, gross 15 million
3rd 2 million, gross already 8 million
When I saw the way Art died in the first film 😅I knew he was like a terminator unstoppable machine,cause he returned in the sequel.
@@anakinchosen you haven’t seen the second or the third?
France banned anyone under 18 from seeing Terrifier 3, not outright banned it.
@@nigelburrell7743 very good to know. Had a feeling there was a chance that it was an overblown rumor. Thank you 🙏
This movie shocked me honestly. I watched crazy horror movies but this was something else. Don't watch if you are sensitive.
I'm sensitive. I'll watch it with my kitties.
I'm frustrated cause I want to see but can't do crazy gore. I get PTSD for days. The Negan bat scene in Walking Dead messed me up for a week. I'm guessing Art is constant Negan violence.
@@1122stardust yea man. Unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend it if graphic violence and gore triggers your PTSD. It’s pretty damn relentless
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Art is so much beyond Negan that I wouldn't even compare the two. You really shouldn't see this movie.
I'm always amazed that latex and Karo Syrup and Red Velvet cake mix can make so much $$$.
A handful of people left my screening right after the opening scene
I thought that was best scene. Then bathroom scene.
Those people are not too bright considering there were 2 other films plus an anthology. Probably would not have gone to the theater if they did their research
Trimming a Christmas tree with intestines had me 🤣😂🤣
Beginning was tough to watch with the family! I’m still wondering about the little girl!
Me too. They didn’t show it but it was certainly implied
If you're a fan of Terrifier 1 & 2, then you'll most certainly be a fan of Terrifier 3. Just more of the same. More budget, more blood. Art is actually funny at times while killing. The sound effects are overplayed letting you know it's just a goofy movie. Not to be taken too seriously...just a bloody good time with great gory practical effects. Budget was 2 million. This part 3 almost certain to rake in 50 to 100 million. Anything over 5 million is a total success. Damien's budget for part 4 may be around the 10 to 15 million. Imagine the horror he'll have access to when making Terrifier 4. Omg!
Very commendable review! I'll be sure to keep an eye out for the first installment.
I loved it! The first 20 mins and then the Shower scene was amazing!
Loved it ,maybe the best of the series,sienna is fabulous in this one ,more mature and great acting 👏
I agree with you on pretty much everything you said. This is a fantastic film. Blaire tried to prepare me for the shower scene, and it was still vile.
Victoria twiddlin her fiddle with a shard of glass while art was ripping the guys head apart was the best scene for me.
@@nicks.12 I watched it again yesterday and that scene was as vile as it was the first time lol
@TheMisfitPond not my proudest frap 😂😂
I absolutely loved this movie and can't wait for part 4.
I think the better realization at the end of Terrifier three would’ve been that Sienna was the one doing the killing and art is just in her imagination now. They’ve gone off the deep end now and I don’t know how they’re gonna get back with part four
Personally, I’m glad they didn’t go that route. I feel like that’s been done way too many times in horror movies and slasher sequels. I like that they’re kind of keeping it classic and a bit ridiculous
I didn’t see or hear anyone leave at the showing I attended. In fact, everyone stayed way too long afterwards waiting for a post-credits scene. I was the first to leave, I think, after all lights had come back on.
The way Santa got killed wasn’t as creative as you think, the exact same thing was done in Jason X. Just cooler in my opinion. No pun intended
@@jamiemartin7649 I only thought it was creative because Santa is a winter ❄️ holiday character. So using liquid nitrogen to freeze him and kill piece by piece was very tongue and cheek
Just got back from seeing it, it was great. If you have seen the first 2 then you know what your in for🤣
I just can’t see how anyone views these kind of movies as entertainment. I’m not against horror movies. I loved the original Nightmare On Elm Street. The first Blair Witch scared the bejesus out of me. Poltergeist was great. Jaws was great. The first Halloween. It Follows, etc. Terrifier isn’t scary it’s just gore porn. It’s gross for the sake of being gross. It’s like the Saw franchise and Hostel had a baby. Meh.
I think the reason why it works for me is because of the charisma revolving around art the clown combined with the entertainment value embedded within the over the top, creative and self aware attitude it has with the gore. Like, it’s unashamedly presenting itself as an over the top gorefest and I kind of admire that kind of boldness. Over the top cartoony violence is just so much fun as Tarantino would put it lol
Art the Clown and all his hilarious mannerisms while turning humans to pulp makes it work.
@@TheMisfitPond Fair enough.
1) saw series had an interesting plot, sure it degraded and became more and more absurd
2) hostel doesn’t actually SHOW that much gore as u imagine it does, and the themes were very intellectual
3) terrifier has a lot of heart
It's almost a challenge to see what one can endure and what can shock your senses. Blair Witch was a different kind of horror. It was really scary because it seemed real. Splatter-fest movies are nothing more than exploitation films, which are fun because they test the limits of what is acceptable viewing.
I would have a really hard time with these movies if Art wasn’t so gosh darn charming! lol
Same. I think he’s a huge part as to why I enjoy them as much as I do
Watched it loved it people were walking out of our theater too😂
Slight correction: T3 was not banned, but restricted in France. The restriction pertains to people under the age of 18, which is super rare in France. So it’s equivalent to an NC-17 rating.
But other countries, like Germany or the UK, constantly slap 18 ratings on films, even on censored/cut versions. So the French are still more liberal than almost any other country, including the US, as far as film censorship is concerned.
But any censorship is like free publicity especially to those prohibited from seeing it 😅, imho.
I felt the same about the runtime, haha. For all the complaints about T2's runtime, 3 actually felt rushed without that extra 10-15 minutes. This franchise needs that jumbo runtime to breathe properly, just because of how Art goes about his business.
I only saw one couple leave and that was during the opening scene with the kids. Personally I thought the movie was good not great because it does have its flaws but still entertaining. I have a feeling that the character that was supposedly killed offscreen might be alive, that could've been the head of the shower guy. It's kind of strange that they didn't show it. You know a sequel is coming, they will have to upped the ante when it comes to the kills and gore.
Crazy that you say that because I was thinking the exact same thing on my way to work today. Seems like it would be a cool way to bring him back in the next movie.
What I wanna know is. . what scenes director Damien Leone was told not to put in the movie. Which scenes were absolute . NO NO
I absolutely loved it. Even better than 2 which I think is one of the best slashers ever made.
I literally almost passed out!!😱😱😱😱😱😱 BEFORE watching it thats how excited i was broh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤗🤗😍😍😍🥰🥰
It wasnt even that bad where it does look fake. There was a family of 3 kids from 6-12 age that was in my theatre. And the girl was dressing like with Terrifier make up.
That’s crazy to me lol if I had children, I wouldn’t let them get near this. Not until at least a teenager or something
And we wonder why kids are riddled with anxiety and mental illness. I love horror films but some things are just not at all suitable for young children. Ugh!
I was over-prepared because I thought the kills were a lot tamer than what people made them out to be. Still fun though.
Tame? How more explicitly realistic and gory could it have got? 🤣
I thought the kills were a lot tamer than other films
@@softshallow7435you always gotta have the badasses in the comments section lol I’ve seen A LOT of unforgivingly graphic movies and I still feel comfortable saying that this was boundary pushing as hell
@@TheMisfitPond exactly! 👍🏽
@@wookieeMan06I say bs
I mean if you’ve seen 1 & 2 you should already know what to expect !
I wish I had the money to get that Director to do an adaptation of dead space either a film or a possible eight episodes series for Netflix. ☝️😆
Hate to say it, but I found a lot of the dialogue a bit trite and tedious. Particularly Sienna + Gabbie.
The violence got to me, which surprised me because I’ve never felt uncomfortable like that. Heart rate well up. The stories of people fainting intrigued me so I read quite a lot about why that happens to some people, and I wonder if that opened up a part of my brain in response to this type of horror. It made me anxious before the film.
I want to watch it again at home.
Preferred 2, but looking forward to number 4.
@@eastender_ honestly I think that’s reasonable. I think it’s more of Lauren LaVera’s acting talent that made the dynamic between her and Gabbie work. The writing was okay between them but nothing too special. But yea same here I still very much enjoyed and can’t wait to see the 4th. I’m guessing it’s gonna take place in Hell? or something? Idk lol
Also, that quick transition to the last scene left me feeling we lost a scene. But I have a hunch that was deliberate to go into number 4, and that Johnathan possibly isn’t dead.
Just guessing.
Weirdly, as I parse the film in my mind, I start to like it more in retrospect.
@@TheMisfitPond
Seems a lot of people are guessing that.
My guess is that we’ll at least see some of hell.
The chainsaw scene probably was the best double kill in the movie. Just about ever kill is as good as the Halloween store clerk in Terrifier 2.
I know the mall Santa scene with the kids.... I'm glad they went with an implication and not so literally. I remember Pennywise ripped the arm off a kid and then ate the kid and we saw it all. That one scene in Dr Sleep with the shines killing kids to showed it to. The discretion (for the kids scene) was there despite the film basically being a splatterpunk film.
Sounds like another pointless episode that offers nothing new except more gore just like TF2. They have no idea what to do with the story.
They walked out but didn’t asked for their money back ‘cause the movie is exactly what the series really stands for.
Audience for Joker 2, however, gets a refund due to its piss poor nature of the sequel.
I sat and watched a violent bloody Gory horror film at a mainstream amc theatre where people clapped at the end and yes people squirmed and looked away but between this and the substance … idk man we’re like entering this extreme gore mainstream level to where u don’t have to travel to like the deeper depth of ur city to watch this kind of movie u just go to local theatre
Exactly! That’s the way I felt watching it. Sheer disbelief that I’m experiencing this in a mainstream theatre
I don't think it was banned in the way that it wasn't permitted for cinemas to show it.Alot of movies(even with violent or sexual content )are rated for all in France.I think it is banned for people under the age of 18 years old.
good to hear movie continue on the same path, i was afraid it will tone down or just not deliver, i need to w8 for digital this movie will be never played here, too small island and to few cinemas to even get this on screen, even normal movies are rarely play here
can’t wait for 4
It's gonna be funny to see how T3's success will bend and shape how movies are made and released going forward! I think we're getting ready to have a Gore Golden Age! Which will undoubtedly kick off a pro-censorship movement also! Whatever happens it'll be fun to watch! 😂
The last Halloween movies are boring compared to this I love art ❤
The editing made me see the technical aspects of the film. The close shots of cutting on the fake arms and legs made me think. O'ya, that's a fake arm, or that's a dummy head. So it was not that bad. The bedroom scene in T2 was more disturbing. The film is so over the top that it's hard to get invested in the characters. Nice review.
The bedroom scene and shower scene in both movies are the top two most grotesque kills imo. Glad you enjoyed the review! And hopefully the movie
@@Franz-g3n I have to disagree.
You have trash taste
@softshallow7435 it's really a psychological thing for me. And with the technical aspects of movie making.
@@Franz-g3n I don’t think the films character development was in the forefront of the director’s mind for us to need to be invested. Money was given to him and thrown at all the amazing visual effects. Take it as a tongue n cheek gore fest. 😁
Honestly the terrifier movies to me are the new era saw movies.
Look wise I think it is my fav film, loved the colour grading and contrast and all that. I agree it needed a little more time, I prefer more context than not enough. A couple of the scenes were almost just omitted, maybe the footage is there and we can get a directors cut or something. I too was thinking we had more time, ended up to having to go to the bathroom real quick waited until like right before the 3rd act thinking I woulda had to sit through more time. Then it was like not much left. Woulda' been nice if the theaters ( at least mine) did the ID thing so many like 13-15 year olds that's all I will say to that. As a whole loved it though, I think I will love it more with a second watch at home away from annoying kids. Plus I admittedly ate waayyy too much popcorn haha.
it was tame, people need to get a grip a bit, it was an ace horror and thats all
Honestly, no one in my theater was throwing up or leaving. Everyone was pretty normal
The movie was good but they just went too far with the violence. Especially when kids were being killed in the movie.
Anyone who is sick and tired of woke movies, I invite you to watch this movie.
Art The Clown is still less visually terrifying than Lada Gaga...yikes!
Im seeing it tonight ... see how that goes
Shower scene was tough to watch.
Yea I was in absolute awe! Couldn’t believe a corporate chain theatre was screening this lol 😂
@@TheMisfitPond yayyyyyy hahaha 😆
Didn't inspire me at all, I had more shock of kill in the bed. When Art killed husband and little boy. There was also nasty sound of hatchet.
It was funny because of the song that played during it lol
It was hilarious 😂 the chainsaw up the ass fucking cracked me up
There's a way to make a disgusting, shocking movie without churning your stomach and making you feel horrible. And there's a fine line between bleak vs sadistic and this director stays on the wrong side of that line. I saw most of the first one. Its trash
I laughed all the way through it
I will say i liked 2 better.
I loved the first definitely loved the second one gore don’t bother me I’m a die hard horror fan
Terrifier 3 hasn't been banned in France. I think you're referring to the fact that it was given an 18 rating there, which is very rare.
Normally no film is rated higher than 16+ in France.... They're far more liberal than in The States.
Yeah, I agree with all of the points you made in your video, I was hoping this 3rd entry would have been longer, more gruesome…and of course, the kills involving kids were not viewable, which took away from the perfect carnage this movie could have been. I prefer the 2nd film over this 3rd entry, even the first film was better, it felt better…and I really enjoyed watching it again this week. And yeah, the scene with the bomb really upset me, because there was really nothing to watch once the bomb went off, there was no one there, no half-dead, crawling and bleeding out children’s bodies, in pieces scattered everywhere…lamenting in infinite pain their slow demise, and the children in the beginning of the movie, I never got to see either one of them hacked to pieces, it’s just left like that, so pretty tame and actually kind of lame…for a ‘Terrifier’ entry! 🙄😒
Can anyone say how this gore compared to In A Violent Nature? I enjoyed that movie but am not a super huge fan of torture porn stuff.
Imagine almost every kill being on par or more brutal than the hook 🪝 scene in In a Violent Nature. Also the kills are much more prolonged in Terrifier 3
@@TheMisfitPond I thought the hook scene was kind of amusing because people who do Yoga outdoors kind of annoy me, but yeah, that does give me an idea of what to expect. Sounds pretty hardcore. Thanks for your input!
Help me understand why he seemingly went out of his way, to avoid showing breasts. A one second scene, being sliced with a chainsaw, but otherwise, he was actively hiding them. Was he afraid of being labeled misogynistic? He showed full male parts (again, being chainsawed,) but ..? Weird. The master-bay-shun scene was silly, and wholly unnecessary. I actually felt a bit embarrassed I’d i’m being honest. Dude was trying WAY too hard to be controversial. If you’re a gore veteran (Guinea Pig, etc.) there’s nothing here that will surprise, or offend you to the point of walking out. The bottom line, is that it’s gory fun at the movies, and nothing that I would consider “classic” by any means. I never imagined that I would see C-level horror/exploitation films doing huge money.
@@celluloidtherapy5003 I think Leone was doing something subversive with not showing titties and dedicating a full on castration type scene. Slashers are always being critiqued for either using female nudity as a way to sell their movies as well as an over indulgence of violence against women. Male genitalia is also something that has been oddly held sacred in cinema. Hollywood and the MPAA pearl clutch over dick and balls. So it’s kinda refreshing to see a scene like that which seems directly aware of that fact
Saw it during the special double feature premiere last night. Lots of fun.
I honestly want to know what people get off of watching that kind of gore? Whats fascinating about it? I saw some of the kills in the first 2 and it make me super uncomfortable to the point I had to stop watching.
If you're only into the gore factor? It's better than Terrifier 2. The mall Scene had me laughing my ass off. Most say it's better than Terrifier 2, I tend to agree. Expect Terrifier 4 to come out around the same time next year!
I felt like it was a parody of a slasher movie.
The movie was good but it was too much for me. Too much blood and gore so if you go see the movie, It's real hard core so I'm warning you, you might not wanna see Terrifier 3 is you are sensitive to blood gore and extreme violence.
Imagine editing this movie and watching this shit over and over again.
Hell yeah I can't wait to see it
I don’t understand the preoccupation with these “ films” I fast forwarded thru the 1st one, just to get a feel for it. Verdict : low budget total crap. No way I would sit thru 2 more of these.. would rather watch paint dry.
Give the second one a try. the increase in quality is astronomical.
Then go watch paint who cares
They're all low budget crap, completely incompetently written, acted and directed. It's fuxking nuts to see all the praise they get. I haven't seen T3, but the others are just terrible in every way, except the gore. Leone couldn't direct his way out of a paper bag.
@@desertsuede4 agreed.
@@nadecha5326 At True Value.
thing s is people watch it in real life on the news, worse than the Terrifier movie.
I loved it
They could of easily finished art the clown in the end. That writing was weak.
I liked the ending. The fight was what made the movie for me.
Review was unpolished didn't really get a sense of what he was talking about. "It really really pushed the limits." Of what? Use your words to paint a description
@@robertporchia9389 I mostly do non-spoiler reviews so I do my best not to hint at stuff that would give key things away. I did mention that children are killed and the sequences are prolonged and escalate as the movie goes along
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In 2, the battle between Art & Sienna took too long. I didnt care who won, just end it and stay down, somebody.
LOOOVED IT 💪👍🙏🔥🎈💥🤟👌🤘✌️🖐️🤞⭐
The movie is for 18 and up not children under 18
It seems that Director Damien Leone is asking the viewers to root for the villain "Art the Clown". I don't see how anyone can take joy in seeing people being dismembered. I do think he is a talented director. Maybe someday Leone will direct something more narratively interesting.
Yes and no. I think when it comes to the useless characters, he wants us to be entertained by Art’s sadism. But there are characters we don’t wanna see die by his hands and I think that’s important.
He's not s talented director. Can't even stage the scenes properly.
Your title says Terrifer.
Fixed it! Thank you! 🫡
@@TheMisfitPond N/p
This movie was even more hilarious and gruesome than the other two. I was laughing out loud the entire time. Cant wait to see what happens in part 4 🤣
Jury duty? Fk that you can say no
@@jrothweldo7 you can’t actually. You have to at least show up
@TheMisfitPond I never went and nothing happened to me
@@jrothweldo7 careful. You might have a warrant out lol
I love Terrifier 3. But oyu at jury duty is the true horror though. Because government has o right to force anybody to do something against their will.
Something wrong with Art the clown using a gun for a kill. Not Art's style at all. Damien should omit gun killings altogether going forward. Unnecessary for the Terrifier franchise.
I’m on the fence about that. While I agree with you, I still liked how it caught me off guard. And it was only used once until we get that liquid nitrogen Santa scene lol
He's used a gun in every movie lol
@JohnnyNada yeah, I don't like the gun usage. Lame. Art should be limited to garage, shed and farming tools to do his wet work. Art with a machine gun don't work. Art and Victoria using a rusty two man logging saw does work. We'll soon see some pitchfork action and an old fashioned band saw come in to play. But guns... too quick and painless. Low gore value. Fasten an axe handle to a lawnmower blade...that's Art material. Guns... those belong in other movies. Just my opinion.
@@DRanonDoctorANON69started even in All Hallows' Eve, he just shoots a woman point blank in the head in a car. Turned me off the whole thing right away, that's not a slasher move lol
I couldn’t even get through the first one. Not my cup of tea, don’t get the hype.
Honestly I hated the first one, but I loved the second one. I think most of the hype came from people who saw that second movie. Maybe give it a shot, cause I also didn’t enjoy the first one.
if you want to understand the hype you'd need to at least watch 2. There's a big leap in quality and it's where the story that continues in 3 really starts. You might still hate it but you'd get a much better idea of what the series is.
@@chillbobaggins4632 dude please watch the second one. People who love the franchise say it’s a HUGE step up from the first.
Pretty much what everyone else here is saying. The first comes off as a quirky one hit slasher but the second is just Hellraiser levels of goodness.
I disagree. The first one will always be my fav
So Art kills kids on screen?
Nah there’s no actual on screen kills
@@TheMisfitPond haha
This movie is fantastic but the reviews are SO overblown. It's no gorier than a Saw or Hostel film
@@safesoundequine8511 I disagree. Breaking someone’s jaw by forcing a pipe down their throat so they can feed rats down their gullet only to soon slit their throats so the rats can come sliding out is not something you would see in a hostel or saw film. And I also think the scenes in general are more prolonged and depraved than saw or hostel.
I know you didn't watch it with that comment.
@@TheMisfitPond Poor rats. They don't deserve that treatment.
It looks goofy and dumb. I might torrent it for free if I'm bored at work.
I'm so stoked seeing it tomorrow!!! Is the gore heavier than Terrifier 2?
For me personally.. yes it is lol
@@TheMisfitPond yay!!!! Even more stoked!!
When I saw the way Art died in the first film 😅I knew he was like a terminator unstoppable machine,cause he returned in the sequel.