@@YoBrand15 nah dude i'll take my chances with a saw trap, it's better than having a killer clown dissect me alive slowly before removing my limbs, face, and scalp tossing them around with an invisible girl, all while i'm still conscious and forced to watch
@BullitBullinBully true. But other than the sawed in half and the bedroom scene, they don't last long. In saw you generally have to make a sacrifice yourself, which is scarier imo.
I think horror in movies has kinda lost it's actual meaning at this point. We're used to jump scares. We kinda expect them. And sometimes they really work well. But we're used to it. Even the v!olence, we are used to it. In non horror and in the horror genre. The Terrifier series, like you said, is actually horrifying and sad!stic. This is a character who is pure evil. And very obviously LOVES doing what he does to people. Jason and Michael Meyers are pretty cold k!llers. Jig Saw is cold. His motivation is also, obviously not ok, but it's understandable. Freddy and Chucky obviously have fun k!ling, but not to the level Art does. It's great to see filmmakers actually being bold and trying new things to kinda reignite some life (or death) into the genre. There's nothing wrong with sticking to a tried and true recipe, but sometimes it's also good to try to make it better.
I 100% agree about film makers being bold and doing something different which is why I actually give some respect to Terrifier for finding its niche and being bold. I am more of a fan of “elevated horror” over slashers but I will say that Terrifier 3 was a good time. I understand that they’re not for everyone but those who love these movies are going to be so excited about this movie.
I enjoy these movies but to me they are more shock films which are just pushing the limits of how far they will go and not necessarily scary. Fun but not true horror to me .
Glad you made a great point of the humour. I was at the Melbourne premiere and I laughed just as much as I recoiled in disgust. It's such a ride of a film!
Yeah I was at the Brisbane one and my audience and me were laughing at some of those scenes. I actually think that was a great touch to add more comedy in the third one.
That's exactly how I am. I had a blast during Terrifier 2 and ate food and had drinks. Nothing bothered me. I know people say the third is worse, but I doubt it'll be any different for me. I just have a good time with these movies.
I feel like the people fainting and vomiting reports out of these movies are just to help build hype tbh. I feel like most people know what they’re getting into with these movies.
@kaneeddy tbf many people probably didn't know what they were getting themselves into with Terrifier 2 as alot of people went to see it without watching the first film but they should know with this one.
lol idk how people just turn off their innate instincts and sit there like “yeah, I know this is fake and will eat my hot dog while this person gets sliced”. To me, my mind continually keeps telling me It’s real and makes me feel terrified. Not sure why I’d want to watch the movie if it didn’t make me deeply uncomfortable/scared, that’s the whole point I go. I otherwise never feel that way.
@@ManiacalMangoes I understand what you’re saying 100. I go in with a realistic mind that this could possibly happen. Almost like you’re in the movie type of thing. But I also smoke a lil bud before I watch horror stuff which for me intensifies the experience, focus, and sound lol
I just watched a leaked clip of the shower scene, and while it was certainly messed up there's something about the simplicity of the hawcksaw scene in the first movie that still haunts me to this day.
Well that is interesting. I think that’s a good idea because most horror series go to some really goofy places when they drag it on. I think end the 4th one on a good note and have this interesting series of horror movies that has such a passionate fan base.
It is a great story seeing him start this trilogy on such a small budget which has now lead to such a cult classic hit. I wish we could see stories like this more frequently across all genres of film. Full credit to Leone for getting his vision out there and have it only improve as these movies get more ambitious.
honestly, we needed art to break the boundaries of horror villains, there is a never-ending amount of content romanticizing slashers. Horror is meant to instill fear, good examples being the thing, exorcism, sinister and any film that doesn't humanize the villain. Slashers in films needed that sharp edge (no pun intended) in order to bring a sense of horror back into the franchise. The ambiguity of arts character, as well as the purpose he serves, leave little to no room of humanizing his character other than the comedic moments. Damiene Leone has mastered the way of making a Slasher horror, by quite literally introducing the true embodiment of Evil, as the kills show how truly depraved the concept of Evil
Hahahaha it was definitely a lot but the day was an absolute blast. We don’t usually have genre film festivals where I am so it was really cool being apart of that atmosphere filled with fans of the trilogy.
I absolutely love the Terrifier films (except for the first one) I HATE Terrifier 2016, but terrifier 2 for me is absolutely incredible. I can't wait to see this film, Unfortunately for Norway it comes out in November, but it's worth it so I can FINALLY see a Terrifier film in theaters. The first one I was like 9 years also, The second one was 18 and STRIGHT 18, but now as I found out that I have to leave the country to Sweden too see the 3rd film.... WORTH IT.... Fantastic Review!
Seeing these movies in theatres with a great sound system enhances these a lot and makes the kills all the more brutal. I think you’ll have a great time with this one especially if you like the second one.
Huh? When does Art kill kids in Terrifier 2? Pretty sure All Hollows Eve was the only time prior to T3 and that film actually isnt canon to the Terrifier series
And another note about the characters and stupidity. It’s a legit response on what would happen if this happened to anyone trying to kill you. Your body freezes up and you don’t know how or what to do in that situation so quickly. It’s going to take time for your kind to react quickly enough
I agree with you. I get that too many stupid decisions in a movie can be annoying. However, it's really easy to sit in the comfort of your home (or theatre) and think you would be smarter, but can any of us really say we'd fair any better against Art?
I mean for me I’m not sure how I would react but there are definitely moments within this series where I would 100% call the police or get the hell out of there when I see something weird happening haha. To be fair I think that Sienna is a fairly smart horror protagonist so I give some credit there.
@@shunsuikyoraku5428 As previously being a flight attendant and now a Nurse I can attest to people freezing up. This is why we do regular drills for nursing staff along with having real situations come up so we are prepared. We always tried to be sure at the long term care facility I worked at that we knew everyone’s code status at the beginning of the shift (people would make changes).
To your point on then making 8-10 movies. I think i remember him saying he only really wants to make 4... because theres almost so much you can do. I think hes open to a fifth... but i have a feeling that will be it. The msin factor for more than that will be story... theres gotta be some better story elements after this third one. From what ive seen, the gore may top out in this movie... with not much to improve on. I think a lot of people would excuse the gore declining a little if the story improves a bit in the 4th/5th.
Yeah I think 4 or 5 is more than enough. To me after seeing the 3rd one it feels like Damien Leone could find a natural and nice end point in the 4th one.
From one of the most recent interviews he did he said he thought 4 would be then end depending on how much of what he wants to accomplish with it he can fit into the film or it could go to 5, but he doesn’t anticipate anything beyond that. He also said he hasn’t written the script for part 4 but has the ideas pretty much laid out.
I highly doubt there's anything in this movie that can actually disturb me. For me, when I know something is a movie (ie. not real), it just can't possibly be "too much" for me.
@@ManiacalMangoesMy first horror movie (that I remember) was Child's Play when I was 5. My mother told me that movies weren't real and ever since then, it's basically been impossible for me to be scared or disturbed by any horror film. I've always enjoyed gore too. Horror movies have always just been a fun time for me.
@@Joker_JAK Interesting. For me, I'm generally a very logical/realistic person, but I've always had a vivid imagination and had very scary nightmares as a kid. When I watch a scary movie, I let my mind go there and pretend it's happening in front of me and can allow myself to in the moment believe it and get freaked out.
Thanks man! That is completely fair I would say Terrifier 3 is roughly around the same level of gore so probably a good idea to miss it if the second one was too much.
I still don't understand people mindset with this... it just doesn't seem realistic that a villain as messed up as art would just say children are off limits... so for me it kind of works. Its messed up and shouldn't happen a lot. But I think showing one or two occurrences just solidifies art as a real evil being.
I haven't seen the hostel but the Terrifier movies are quite brutal. It is really movified but that doesn't stop it from looking super gory haha. I didn't find them too scary it's more the brutality that this focuses on rather than jump scares.
Hostel really isn't that bad in the first place. Kinda weak as far as gorno goes. Terrifier is like a 6 and T2 is a 9, as far as that stuff. Hostel is like a 2.
@@christopherneang9520 oh story wise, like as actual fims, they're both excrement lol but as old school classic splatter flicks they're pretty dang on the money
It depends. I personally find Hostel more disturbing because it feels like something that really could happen . The Terrifier movies are a lot more graphic and gory with long extended scenes of the most extreme sadistic gore imaginable but also are pretty over the top and surprisingly funny at times.
No... no you don't. I cannot stand this mindset. Like I can't even express how much I cant stand this type of comment. Its called separating reality and fiction... its over the top and that's what makes it enjoyable. You know its a movie and fake. You're appreciating excellent practical effects without cgi. Appreciating pushing the boundary. enjoying these movies doesn't indicate anything about you as a person. This type of thinking your portraying is why the world is getting softer imo. Now the real people who need analysis are people who hurt people in real life. Or enjoy watching that. But these are just movies... they are meant to be enjoyed
@@YoBrand15 I agree with the cgi aspect…it’s become unbearable tbh However…in my humble opinion…the Terrifier movies are excessive. I like the “less is more” mantra. Very difficult to bring your girl to a scary movie where every scene is as brutal as these…ESPECIALLY when you’re involving slaughtering children. Love the effects…and the practicality…but the plots suck…which just make the kills seem too excessive and absolutely pointless… But I digress…it has its place in horror…I just can’t believe it’s picked up so much steam. How this movie isn’t NC-17 is beyond me!
@Haroulis277 that's fair. I guess i was only speaking as just watching yourself. Bringing your girl or kids is impossible in this movie. I do think the whole point of the movie is being excessive. I do agree that I wish the story was better. The first movie being a proof of concept kind of ruined that aspect. But I think this actually is the equivalent of NC-17 right? I thought it was releasing in theaters as "unrated". Since we don't use NC-17 anymore
@Haroulis277 i thought it basically meant NC-17. I interpret it as them bypassing the R rating. Since if it were rated R they'd probably need to cut some aspects
Mia in the bathroom part dose she get a painful death like the guy and the women on the first scene dose get a painful death are the deaths quick or like terrifier 1 and 2 with torture the movie
Very similar to 1 and 2 in terms of violence with a lot of torture. The third act was one of the most gruesome scenes I have seen in this series. Pretty much all the deaths in the third one look really painful. The theatre I saw Terrifier 3 in was quite large with loud speakers so that made everything so much more enhanced too.
@@kaneeddy Definitely watching with my support worker on the 11th or 12th I put number 1 on for my Dad but he said turn it off during the hacksaw part it was to much for him so definitely not worth watching number 3 with my Dad because he will literally run out but my support worker loves terrifier 1 and 2 so definitely looking forward to 3 thanks for replying
No problem happy to help!! Your dad will not like the third one either (which is totally understandable) but you and your support worker will have a blast haha.
Who was making a comparison to The Substance? If you knew what you were talking about you would see that I gave that movie a higher rating than Terrifier 3. Also idk how liking a movie you see once not that long ago and saying that you thought it was decent while making some criticisms makes you a bandwagon fanboy but ok buddy haha. So lame.
The Terrifier films make the Saw franchise look tame.
Agreed. I feel the same way about Terrifier as I did Saw as a kid - don’t want to watch it at all, yet also can’t wait to watch it.
Eh I actually disagree. From a gore standpoint, I agree. But not from a "horror" standpoint. Waking up in a saw trap would be more terrifying imo.
@@YoBrand15 nah dude i'll take my chances with a saw trap, it's better than having a killer clown dissect me alive slowly before removing my limbs, face, and scalp tossing them around with an invisible girl, all while i'm still conscious and forced to watch
@@YoBrand15i disagree because art takes his time to make it as brutal and painful as possible
@BullitBullinBully true. But other than the sawed in half and the bedroom scene, they don't last long. In saw you generally have to make a sacrifice yourself, which is scarier imo.
Damien makes these movies that other film industries are too scared to do. Damien uses horror in ways that’s actually horrifying
I think horror in movies has kinda lost it's actual meaning at this point. We're used to jump scares. We kinda expect them. And sometimes they really work well. But we're used to it. Even the v!olence, we are used to it. In non horror and in the horror genre.
The Terrifier series, like you said, is actually horrifying and sad!stic. This is a character who is pure evil. And very obviously LOVES doing what he does to people. Jason and Michael Meyers are pretty cold k!llers. Jig Saw is cold. His motivation is also, obviously not ok, but it's understandable. Freddy and Chucky obviously have fun k!ling, but not to the level Art does.
It's great to see filmmakers actually being bold and trying new things to kinda reignite some life (or death) into the genre. There's nothing wrong with sticking to a tried and true recipe, but sometimes it's also good to try to make it better.
@@AaronEllisOfficialhorror and slasher are different types of scary movies
I 100% agree about film makers being bold and doing something different which is why I actually give some respect to Terrifier for finding its niche and being bold. I am more of a fan of “elevated horror” over slashers but I will say that Terrifier 3 was a good time. I understand that they’re not for everyone but those who love these movies are going to be so excited about this movie.
@@kaneeddyman I loved the first and 2nd one even more than the first. So I know I’m going to go into this and have a great time. Super excites
I enjoy these movies but to me they are more shock films which are just pushing the limits of how far they will go and not necessarily scary. Fun but not true horror to me .
Glad you made a great point of the humour. I was at the Melbourne premiere and I laughed just as much as I recoiled in disgust. It's such a ride of a film!
Yeah I was at the Brisbane one and my audience and me were laughing at some of those scenes. I actually think that was a great touch to add more comedy in the third one.
I'm seeing a double feature of Terrifier 2 and 3 on Thursday and can hardly wait.
damn bro im jealous
Lucky for you, here in Brazil it will only premiere on the 31st 😢
I heard one person who watched early actually ate food during gore scenes. Did not puke of nausea and enjoyed the horror.
That's exactly how I am. I had a blast during Terrifier 2 and ate food and had drinks. Nothing bothered me. I know people say the third is worse, but I doubt it'll be any different for me. I just have a good time with these movies.
I feel like the people fainting and vomiting reports out of these movies are just to help build hype tbh. I feel like most people know what they’re getting into with these movies.
@kaneeddy tbf many people probably didn't know what they were getting themselves into with Terrifier 2 as alot of people went to see it without watching the first film but they should know with this one.
lol idk how people just turn off their innate instincts and sit there like “yeah, I know this is fake and will eat my hot dog while this person gets sliced”. To me, my mind continually keeps telling me
It’s real and makes me feel terrified. Not sure why I’d want to watch the movie if it didn’t make me deeply uncomfortable/scared, that’s the whole point I go. I otherwise never feel that way.
@@ManiacalMangoes I understand what you’re saying 100. I go in with a realistic mind that this could possibly happen. Almost like you’re in the movie type of thing. But I also smoke a lil bud before I watch horror stuff which for me intensifies the experience, focus, and sound lol
I just watched a leaked clip of the shower scene, and while it was certainly messed up there's something about the simplicity of the hawcksaw scene in the first movie that still haunts me to this day.
I agree but to me that wasn’t the most brutal kill of Terrifier 3. There are some other ones that will hit you pretty hard.
Real authentic horror should make you feel uneasy. If it makes you question why you're watching it its doing exactly what its supposed to.
I can't wait too see this Saturday.
I’m paying to get scared, so yeah, I’m expecting blood and guts!! Can’t wait to see the movie
Damien said the 4th film is the final film but I mean we shall see ♡ He doesnt want to drag it on and I respect that.
Well that is interesting. I think that’s a good idea because most horror series go to some really goofy places when they drag it on. I think end the 4th one on a good note and have this interesting series of horror movies that has such a passionate fan base.
FT13 Part 4 was meant to be the last one aswell
He never said that
Damien is an incredible artist and he’s a sweetheart in person very humble and a good time
It is a great story seeing him start this trilogy on such a small budget which has now lead to such a cult classic hit. I wish we could see stories like this more frequently across all genres of film. Full credit to Leone for getting his vision out there and have it only improve as these movies get more ambitious.
honestly, we needed art to break the boundaries of horror villains, there is a never-ending amount of content romanticizing slashers. Horror is meant to instill fear, good examples being the thing, exorcism, sinister and any film that doesn't humanize the villain. Slashers in films needed that sharp edge (no pun intended) in order to bring a sense of horror back into the franchise. The ambiguity of arts character, as well as the purpose he serves, leave little to no room of humanizing his character other than the comedic moments. Damiene Leone has mastered the way of making a Slasher horror, by quite literally introducing the true embodiment of Evil, as the kills show how truly depraved the concept of Evil
Sadisticness is a word if you need it to be. Nothing wrong with stretching a language that was designed to be intentionally limited.
Hopefully the digital release comes soon since my region doesn't play these types of movies in theaters
Thursday can’t come quickly enough
Same haha
i'm going to see it friday, and this wait is killing me 🙃
Lucky for you, here in Brazil it will only premiere on the 31st 😢
Watching all 3 back to back. I would need like 10 smoke breaks. Love art tho
Hahahaha it was definitely a lot but the day was an absolute blast. We don’t usually have genre film festivals where I am so it was really cool being apart of that atmosphere filled with fans of the trilogy.
I absolutely love the Terrifier films (except for the first one) I HATE Terrifier 2016, but terrifier 2 for me is absolutely incredible. I can't wait to see this film, Unfortunately for Norway it comes out in November, but it's worth it so I can FINALLY see a Terrifier film in theaters. The first one I was like 9 years also, The second one was 18 and STRIGHT 18, but now as I found out that I have to leave the country to Sweden too see the 3rd film.... WORTH IT.... Fantastic Review!
Seeing these movies in theatres with a great sound system enhances these a lot and makes the kills all the more brutal. I think you’ll have a great time with this one especially if you like the second one.
Huh? When does Art kill kids in Terrifier 2? Pretty sure All Hollows Eve was the only time prior to T3 and that film actually isnt canon to the Terrifier series
He doesn’t kill any kids in Terrifier 2 but he is slicing up Sienna’s little brother in the third act of that movie.
And another note about the characters and stupidity. It’s a legit response on what would happen if this happened to anyone trying to kill you. Your body freezes up and you don’t know how or what to do in that situation so quickly. It’s going to take time for your kind to react quickly enough
If I see a crazy ass clown 🤡 🪓 come in and get a glass 🍵 of water ... my ass is outta there !!
I agree with you. I get that too many stupid decisions in a movie can be annoying. However, it's really easy to sit in the comfort of your home (or theatre) and think you would be smarter, but can any of us really say we'd fair any better against Art?
I mean for me I’m not sure how I would react but there are definitely moments within this series where I would 100% call the police or get the hell out of there when I see something weird happening haha. To be fair I think that Sienna is a fairly smart horror protagonist so I give some credit there.
No proper training results in freezing, always be ready!
@@shunsuikyoraku5428 As previously being a flight attendant and now a Nurse I can attest to people freezing up. This is why we do regular drills for nursing staff along with having real situations come up so we are prepared. We always tried to be sure at the long term care facility I worked at that we knew everyone’s code status at the beginning of the shift (people would make changes).
Are there any kills on the same level or higher than the bedroom scene?
I’ve heard from other reviewers that all of the kills live up to the bedroom scene
Each one was as gory as the bedroom scene...
The shower scene is a lot.
@@B0redom13 I was foreshadowing it’ll be a lot, I imagined some genitals would be cut off
To me the final sequence is the one that lives up to that bedroom scene that was demented hahaha.
can you please do a spoiler review on some kills?
The IMDB parents guide has a full rundown of everything. I barely skimmed it though because I do want to watch it as spoiler free as possible.
To your point on then making 8-10 movies. I think i remember him saying he only really wants to make 4... because theres almost so much you can do. I think hes open to a fifth... but i have a feeling that will be it.
The msin factor for more than that will be story... theres gotta be some better story elements after this third one. From what ive seen, the gore may top out in this movie... with not much to improve on. I think a lot of people would excuse the gore declining a little if the story improves a bit in the 4th/5th.
Yeah I think 4 or 5 is more than enough. To me after seeing the 3rd one it feels like Damien Leone could find a natural and nice end point in the 4th one.
From one of the most recent interviews he did he said he thought 4 would be then end depending on how much of what he wants to accomplish with it he can fit into the film or it could go to 5, but he doesn’t anticipate anything beyond that. He also said he hasn’t written the script for part 4 but has the ideas pretty much laid out.
I'm a huge horror fan, as much as I love gore and blood, I also look for actual scares and chills, is it scary??
It’s more of a gore fest with the occasional jump scare. The design of Art the Clown is also quite creepy.
@@kaneeddy ok, good to know
I highly doubt there's anything in this movie that can actually disturb me. For me, when I know something is a movie (ie. not real), it just can't possibly be "too much" for me.
If you love the first two I can guarantee you’ll love this one as well.
Have you always felt that way? Like your innate instinct to be scared has always been turned off?
Let the basement slaves free
@@ManiacalMangoesMy first horror movie (that I remember) was Child's Play when I was 5. My mother told me that movies weren't real and ever since then, it's basically been impossible for me to be scared or disturbed by any horror film. I've always enjoyed gore too. Horror movies have always just been a fun time for me.
@@Joker_JAK Interesting. For me, I'm generally a very logical/realistic person, but I've always had a vivid imagination and had very scary nightmares as a kid. When I watch a scary movie, I let my mind go there and pretend it's happening in front of me and can allow myself to in the moment believe it and get freaked out.
Great review. Terrifier 2 was too much for me so im gonna skip this one but im glad the fans of this will get everything they wanted
Thanks man! That is completely fair I would say Terrifier 3 is roughly around the same level of gore so probably a good idea to miss it if the second one was too much.
I'm seeing teerifier 3 asap.
I saw David said he thinks they should have 5
Sometimes Art gives me Mr Bean vibes
The childreb kills are made with good taste. Leone is not a sadist in this way.
I still don't understand people mindset with this... it just doesn't seem realistic that a villain as messed up as art would just say children are off limits... so for me it kind of works. Its messed up and shouldn't happen a lot. But I think showing one or two occurrences just solidifies art as a real evil being.
All Hallows Eve already killed off 2 kids lol
Damien has to be a psychopath
No he is tired of lame so called slashers.
only 4
On my scale a 4/5 is a great film.
Too scared to watch any terrifier yet. Most grusome movie ive watch was hostel. Is it worse?
I haven't seen the hostel but the Terrifier movies are quite brutal. It is really movified but that doesn't stop it from looking super gory haha. I didn't find them too scary it's more the brutality that this focuses on rather than jump scares.
Hostel really isn't that bad in the first place. Kinda weak as far as gorno goes.
Terrifier is like a 6 and T2 is a 9, as far as that stuff. Hostel is like a 2.
@thelocust619 actually just finished the first two Terrifiers. First one was alright. Second one was really good. Ending was kind of weird.
@@christopherneang9520 oh story wise, like as actual fims, they're both excrement lol but as old school classic splatter flicks they're pretty dang on the money
It depends. I personally find Hostel more disturbing because it feels like something that really could happen . The Terrifier movies are a lot more graphic and gory with long extended scenes of the most extreme sadistic gore imaginable but also are pretty over the top and surprisingly funny at times.
Best part of the serie🎉
Crying about kids.😅😂
It’s a preference , just like how you prefer men
Art kills a kid?
U WILL SEE 😑😑
He's killed kids before. In All Hallows Eve. Him killing kids is nothing new
Multiple
That is the question that concerns me too
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I heard in another review that Art kills multiple kids but without showing it in detail.
Love horror movies…but if you actually enjoy these then you need psychological analysis.
No... no you don't. I cannot stand this mindset. Like I can't even express how much I cant stand this type of comment.
Its called separating reality and fiction... its over the top and that's what makes it enjoyable. You know its a movie and fake. You're appreciating excellent practical effects without cgi. Appreciating pushing the boundary. enjoying these movies doesn't indicate anything about you as a person. This type of thinking your portraying is why the world is getting softer imo.
Now the real people who need analysis are people who hurt people in real life. Or enjoy watching that. But these are just movies... they are meant to be enjoyed
@@YoBrand15 I agree with the cgi aspect…it’s become unbearable tbh
However…in my humble opinion…the Terrifier movies are excessive. I like the “less is more” mantra.
Very difficult to bring your girl to a scary movie where every scene is as brutal as these…ESPECIALLY when you’re involving slaughtering children. Love the effects…and the practicality…but the plots suck…which just make the kills seem too excessive and absolutely pointless…
But I digress…it has its place in horror…I just can’t believe it’s picked up so much steam. How this movie isn’t NC-17 is beyond me!
@Haroulis277 that's fair. I guess i was only speaking as just watching yourself. Bringing your girl or kids is impossible in this movie.
I do think the whole point of the movie is being excessive. I do agree that I wish the story was better. The first movie being a proof of concept kind of ruined that aspect.
But I think this actually is the equivalent of NC-17 right? I thought it was releasing in theaters as "unrated". Since we don't use NC-17 anymore
@@YoBrand15 yea unrated, but does that mean everyone can go in?
@Haroulis277 i thought it basically meant NC-17. I interpret it as them bypassing the R rating. Since if it were rated R they'd probably need to cut some aspects
Mia in the bathroom part dose she get a painful death like the guy and the women on the first scene dose get a painful death are the deaths quick or like terrifier 1 and 2 with torture the movie
Very similar to 1 and 2 in terms of violence with a lot of torture. The third act was one of the most gruesome scenes I have seen in this series. Pretty much all the deaths in the third one look really painful. The theatre I saw Terrifier 3 in was quite large with loud speakers so that made everything so much more enhanced too.
@@kaneeddy Definitely watching with my support worker on the 11th or 12th I put number 1 on for my Dad but he said turn it off during the hacksaw part it was to much for him so definitely not worth watching number 3 with my Dad because he will literally run out but my support worker loves terrifier 1 and 2 so definitely looking forward to 3 thanks for replying
@@kaneeddy terrifier 2 the bed scene is soo crazy
No problem happy to help!! Your dad will not like the third one either (which is totally understandable) but you and your support worker will have a blast haha.
The bed scene changed me as a man hahahaha.
Im definitely dropping by the clown cafe. 🤡🤡🤡
Wow chill there bandwagon fanboy this movie is way overhyped lol. The Substance was 10 times more twisted than this lame puppy
Who was making a comparison to The Substance? If you knew what you were talking about you would see that I gave that movie a higher rating than Terrifier 3. Also idk how liking a movie you see once not that long ago and saying that you thought it was decent while making some criticisms makes you a bandwagon fanboy but ok buddy haha. So lame.