Yooooooo I’m not one of those people who laugh at horror movies because I’m mentally stable but when art pulled the blicky out in the first one I hollered 😂😂😂 like damn a demon, cannibal, slasher clown that will just shoot you when he about to loose ..that’s insane
i love the fact that they let you know from the get go that ART isn't a psychopath killer , he's a straight up DEMON from hell , cause this shit he's doing to these people is just diabolical
I will disagree with Korey a little bit. This continues directly after terrifer. It picks up exactly where the first one ended. You don't need to see the first, but it's definitely a sequel to it
I seen "Terrifier 2" opening night, the audience energy was great(full price,worth everypenny) . it put most of the usual high dollar horror movies to shame, to quote Jeff Bridges from "Iron Man"- "Damien Leone built this in a cave... with a bunch of scraps!!!"(250k budget). Lauren LaVera as Sienna is definitely on my list of favorite final girls. "Terrifier 2" is more worthy of a theatrical release than "Halloween Ends", T2 earned every penny and deserves more.
Ahhh man that must’ve been nice! The entire back row were loud ass hecklers and we just had to put up with it for two hours. Awesome movie despite that, but going to the movies these days is like that fucking surprise cereal box in the film: you either get a handful of hecklers or a dumbass constantly checking their phone during the movie 😤
@@philzh7973 the surprise cereal box is an accurate description. Terrifier 2 was an awesome experience(the right audience), Halloween Ends audience was both hecklers and dumbasses alike.
This was straight gore porn. I typically don't like slashers, but I watched it. I was cracking up at Art when he went into the Abracadabra shop acting a total fool.
@@cinematicsterling6897 I did see the first Terrifier, and it was brutal. Oddly enough, All Hallow's Eve scared me at the end when Art was walking up to the TV in the movie.
Terrifier 2 was fan funded, so it’s so cool to see it doing so well. Also, Damien, the director, is a special effects artist, so of course the movies are all about showing the effects off. I agree 2 would have benefited from an editor as it does run too long, even for someone who has been a fan since the first Terrifier. But I still haven’t had this much fun at a horror in a long time. I disagree with Korey, if you can, see this in theaters with a big group because the crowd I saw it with was having so much fun and you can’t replicate that kind of audience feeling at home.
Man this film is sadism turned to 15....and that scene....GEEEEEOD DAMN! This is about as dark a sense of humor a splatter film can go. It isn't for everyone....probably not for most people...but for fans of splatter-slashers and gorehounds, this is FOR YOU!!!
Favorite movie of the year. The practical effects were incredible and Art is not only the most horrific slasher villain, but he is also the most hilarious. Other than the third act being a LITTLE draggy, it was an amazing movie
For some reason both Art and the little girl both have moments of being adorable even though they're terrifying. Like the moment they play patty cake together.
I love Art! He's an instant horror icon. I already preordered the steelbook and got the soundtrack haha. I'm just happy a director is using practical effects the right way. This shit was a great take on 80s b movies.
I saw Terrifier 1 and its just Art running around the film killing people, no plot, or any memorable main characters, it was more of a showcase of Art's character. Terrifier 2 is a step up in character, I liked Sieena and her brother. With that said I love this film cause one, its a break from this ELEVATED HORROR genre, second its nice to see practical effects like this, and three Art is so entertaining. He's up there with the iconic slashers and he deserves it.
I saw it opening night and haven't been able to stop thinking about it. Favorite film of the year, by FAR, and already one of my favorites of all time. Damien Leone is a practical effects wizard!
Our generation needs a new slasher, the Kills are gruesome but one thing that helps in watching this movie is just knowing it's practical effects. I saw some people walk out of my theater which is understandable. In today's era we mostly see CGI in our horror movies so it's cool to see some practical effects. I actually wish more movies used practical effects. It brings more life to the film. Like the movie the thing or evil dead for example
I saw this a few days ago. Whatever hype there is - aside from the controversy of ppl vomiting / ambulances coming 🚑 - I thought the movie was ok. Art the Clown is memorable, the kills are crazy, Sienna was a great lead….but it’s too long. Could’ve shaved off 30 minutes. Superior than the first one tho.
I hope there's a director's cut. The fact that the director says he was willing to go way more extreme but had to dial it back has me more curious. Let's hope he goes even further on part 3
Absolutely loved this movie. Stole it, watched it, loved it, then bought movie tickets. It's soooooo rare for a movie to convince me it's worth paying for, but this one did.
Absolutely brilliant slasher film that’s unashamed of the genre it’s in. Classic slasher tropes, insane amounts of gore and a sick sense of humour. Loved it.
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Yeah Korey was wrong about that. I would recommend watching Terrifier first. 2 picks up right after. You're missing out on a lot if you skip the first movie
No cap…the most horrible kill I’ve ever seen in a movie…that bed room scene in terrifier 2 was so disturbing and gave me chills. The fact that the girl was still alive dude…😬
They took the first Terrifier off Netflix . One scene in the first Terrifier involving a saw was particularly hardcore😂if you know, you know. Glad they were able to make a sequel
It is currently on Tubi for those that want to catch up before seeing the sequel. All Hallows Eve is also on there too, which is the anthology film that featured Art, which came out a few years before Terrifier.
Update: Soooooooo, a Terrifier 3 is being made and from the documentary Damien had a plot is being developed mostly through Terrifier 2. So based on the most important entry, T2 > T1 moving forward. The girl was inspired by all the women & kids who cosplayed as Art so Damien wrote her in. Based on the documentary, the little girl took the form of the girl Art killed & is the demon who keeps Art alive which is why she kept the head near the end.
I remember in college seeing the first Terrifer with the director and cast (Even got a picture with the actor who plays Art). Movie was so gory it psychologically smelled like fake blood throughout the whole movie
This movie is now tied with Pearl for me as my favorite movie of the year, both are so good in their own way that I honestly can’t pick which movie was better in my opinion
Terrifier 2 is actually the 3rd movie with Art the Clown in it. The first one is All Hallow's Eve. I believe Terrifier is still on Netflix because it's so popular.
@@werebaneceo I had to find that out because Terrifier seemed like a sequel the way it first came on. I was confused with the whole interview part at first. 😂😂
@@ChicknCoopTv it's almost confusing in a different way if you had seen All Hallows Eve prior to Terrifier because there's an actress in both movies that's playing a different role than she did in All Hallows Eve
@@Olie986 good eye because I didn't even notice that one 😂😂 I've only seen All Hallow's Eve once but, whenever I had a friend over that's not into movies as me.. I had to put on Terrifier
I’m 43 and grew up on crazy and gory horror movies like Re-animator, Evil Dead 1&2, From Beyond, Day of the Dead, Dead Alive etc. They were fun, scary and creative. But these Terrifier films look down right nasty and mean spirited. Kinda like the Saw or Hostel films. Just sadistic and poorly made. Or maybe it’s because I’m indeed in my forties now and my perspectives have changed. But, yeah, this shit ain’t for me.
Agree. I was tempted to watch it at the weekend, but seeing it described, I think my tastes have shifted on a bit with age. I mean, I'm still watching Barbarian but that's because Barbarian is doing what many good movies do: it's posing a question with its premise and you're kept interested because you want to see that question answered. But I don't know that either of these films is posing a question aside from "how are these people going to die and how brutally" and I guess I don't have the stomach anymore to want to see that question answered
This is by far horror movie of the year. I went to see it (die hard horror fan) and even I was bit squeamish. Makes Rob Zombie films seem tame and makes new Michael Myers look like a baby bih!
@@matiasdevaglia4541 both. A lot better than Halloween Ends, Hellraiser or Scream 5. If you think any of those are scary at all etc. This makes them look PG. Plus… Nothing wrong with a blood filled gore fest for a slasher film. The new movies are more like pretentious drama love stories!
@@itzyaboybugz I have nothing against gore, but it doesn't scare me and if it's too over the top and constant I just get desensitized after a while. If that's all the film has to offer, I'll get bored quickly.
So you don't have to see the first Terrifier, but it wouldn't hurt to see it, for it will answer some of the obvious questions, as to why, and who is Art? You may also want to see All Hallows Eve. Art's entire persona is not that deep, but these two previous films will give you a glimpse into a certain character and how the madness all began.
Honestly I don’t think it matters either way. I’m not sure if All Hallows’ eve is cannon and it’s not as good as the terrifier series because someone else plays Art. I think If you start with the second film, the first film will seem like a prequel. Both films start from the same point in the timeline
It was ok, but it wasn’t as mysterious and memorable as the first one… It was a lot like an Indie Horror version of the Marvel Movies: It kept having to one-up itself, and had too many false endings to count. The magical/sci-fi stuff was also hit and miss, and didn’t really add anything to the story. Art saved it by being a likable character. 7/10 maybe 8/10
Sirs, as a old school gore fan, there is an intention to Art. If you actually don't find him funny and instead ridicule him then he will make art out of you. If you ever encounter Art the clown you better be genuinely amused.
Just watched it last night and I've gotta give credit where it's due. The gore, the acting, the levels of practical effects were downright incredible. It's such an homage to the 80s style of horror but adds a new flavor and doesn't get too campy. David Howard Thornton absolutely slayed the role, both comedically and demonically. The only con I had with it was the run time and just the absurdity of some things but other than that, insane movie and instant recommendation
I remember watching the first one and it was just pure violence, gore and nonstop killing. Can't say im a fan of this style of movie of violence for violence sake. I need a reason and purpose for it. I dont get off on just gore. But if you love gore, you will love these movies. It just doesnt do anything for me.
Terrifier2 was AWESOME! If you liked the Hatchet series with Victor Crowley you'd love Art. Terrifier 1 is important because it does stuff you don't expect. Art is the anti anti villain lol
I love Terrifier 2 but I feel like it's too hardcore for mainstream because they cut everything back mainstream but us horror fans that watch a lot of B films are used to that gore. I seen way bloodier slashers
The movie was absolutely incredible, just with the Art character alone, even though you have a bad-ass female character. I don't care what anyone says, Art the Clown is more terrifying than Pennywise the clown. TERRANCE OUT
I enjoyed the first edition of art then really liked terrifier when art got his own full movie ,art's third edition just chops the top ,so glad for its success cant wait for a fourth edition of comical gory violence hopefully art vs victor crowley
All Hallows Eve and Terrifier are brilliant! Love part 2 as well especially the clown girl but the film is not as dark as the other ones and has some silliness and art gets his but kicked by a girl lol
I saw it at theaters and it kicks ass cuz modern horror past yrs been weak, doll to ghost shit to pennywise, so weak even nuns stickmen etc weak! Art is a breath of fresh air
I'm surprised how the Halloween anthology film "All Hallows Eve" is barely mentioned or acknowledged, since that's where Art came from, before the Terrifier films.
This is not so much a Horror Movie, it's more of an endurance test as to how much Gore you can handle!!! 🤣 Didn't need to be 2 hours long but, Art is the New Horror Icon 💯
Watched terrifier 1 & 2 the other day, what an awesomely horrific experience!! Pennywise is a straight Punk compared to Art the Clown..."Just The Tip"🤣🤣
The budget was a little over $250,000, but the practical effects alone would have been well over a Million Dollars if the film studio contracted an SFX Lab to work on the movie, Damien Leone the Director did the Special Make-Up Effects himself and that's why the movie isn't several million which is still a peanut-sized budget, The Color of the Film is an intentional filter to give it that Grindhouse look, After Effects, Has that filter as well as Other post VFX programs
The only thing that's disturbing in this movie is that the final girl's father had some kind of an vision that his daughter dress like a sexy angel warrior that kills Art the clown.
Yeah. Damien Leone is an insanely efficient director with a low budget. It’s really impressive. Even Terrifier 1 was made for only 35k, which is absolutely insane to me.
I'd say, you probably should see the first movie before seeing T2. T2 picks up right after the first movie. There's a reason why Art was in the hospital at the beginning of T2.
I don't like seeing people being burtalized in real life, obviously. I know it's a movie with amazing practical effects and I loved it. Art is everything you want in a modern slasher; brutal, hilarious, and kinda petty. The demon girl may be creepier than Art. I like how only one of the women ran into a dead-end, it wasn't every victim saying "please". I loved the final girl and her costume. And the brother-sister-mom dynamic was believable. My only complaint is the story, which a lot of us who are fans of All Hallows Eve and the first Terrifier wanted to know more about. I wanted an explination where this asshole clown comes from. It wasn't just the gore. I wanted some lore.
Okay, seriously THANK YOU! You have cleared something up for me at last! Before this video, I had no idea that "Splatter" even existed as a genre of film. But it makes so much sense: Rob Zombie makes "lite-Splatter" movies! Which is why I've never liked them. They seemed to be all about the kills and not at all about any "story", and I hated them for it! Still do, but at least I understand where they're coming from. And now I also know that I won't at all enjoy this. You have enlightened me to the ways of the Splatter.
The movie was too long imo. The effects are great, but it's a bit of a chore to watch. The first Terrifier has a kill in it that's one of the most brutal I've seen. This one comes close -- salt on wounds -- but that was a bit too over the top goofy.
I'm not a fan of gore-porn movies movies like Hostel or sAw, necessarily. Not because of the gore anyway. I love these Terrifier movies though, because Art is so charismatic. My wife and I have a blast, laughing and cringing at Art's antics. For us Art the clown makes all the difference compared to your typical spatter movies.
Look, I get it if it's not your thing. I've been watching splatter films since I was 12 but if someone says the movies are gross, etc and it's not for them I get it. To call the people who love these movies sick is a very low blow and not true at all. Everyone at the showings has been friendly and the film makers are some of the nicest people I've seen. It's your channel and you do you but calling anyone names is wrong. You're here to criticize the movie, not the people who watch them.
Michael Myers always been & Always be my favorite. Art The Clown has become my favorite as well. Am not a Gore Fan. Terrifier Movies are the only Gore movies I will watch as long is Art The Clown is the movie . Iam looks forward for Terrifier 3 I can't wait .
So I saw this movie almost 2 weeks ago now having seen the first a couple days before that. All I can say Korey is that you can skip it. You don't need to see the first. It's really bad especially compared to this. But I heard how well it did for a crowd funded and self funded movie that I wanted to see the first and this and after the first I almost didn't wanna see the second. The second is much much better and has a story and some character to it. So see the first at your own risk lol
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The most insane part about Art is that he is not afraid to use the Glock.....Like how do you beat a Demon Clown with a gun🤣🤣🤣
Yooooooo I’m not one of those people who laugh at horror movies because I’m mentally stable but when art pulled the blicky out in the first one I hollered 😂😂😂 like damn a demon, cannibal, slasher clown that will just shoot you when he about to loose ..that’s insane
The answer? Use a gun. And if that don’t work? Use more gun!
That’s splatstick for you. Gore played up to a comedic effect because it’s just so over the top and unrealistic.
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Pulled out the bliqqie😂😂
The budget for this was only $250,000. Considering that, what they accomplish is very impressive.
i love the fact that they let you know from the get go that ART isn't a psychopath killer , he's a straight up DEMON from hell , cause this shit he's doing to these people is just diabolical
When he got the salt that’s when I knew he was on a whole other level of evil
@@izadorad the only other movie that did something similar was martyrs 2008 and it was literally about seeing what is there after death
@@aligmal5031 I need to watch it. It’s been on my to watchlist for ten years lmaoooo
Bro when he made that girls mom look at her torn up..
@@izadorad do watch it it's a watch only in a life time type of movie
also don't eat or drink while watching cause IT'S SICKNEES
I will disagree with Korey a little bit. This continues directly after terrifer. It picks up exactly where the first one ended. You don't need to see the first, but it's definitely a sequel to it
And the Dad wasn't in the first movie like he insinuates.
I didn't like the first one. But I enjoy this one.
So you literally agreed with him lol. He said you don't need to see the first. That's exactly what you said
Art doesn’t just kill you, he hurts you for a long, long time.
Sounds like a promotional line for Steven Seagal. "Steven Seagal doesn't just kill you. He hurts you for a long, long time." Lmao
I seen "Terrifier 2" opening night, the audience energy was great(full price,worth everypenny) . it put most of the usual high dollar horror movies to shame, to quote Jeff Bridges from "Iron Man"- "Damien Leone built this in a cave... with a bunch of scraps!!!"(250k budget). Lauren LaVera as Sienna is definitely on my list of favorite final girls. "Terrifier 2" is more worthy of a theatrical release than "Halloween Ends", T2 earned every penny and deserves more.
Ahhh yeah, (Everypenny) should be Arts name.
100 percent agree totally worth the therapy sessions after.
Ahhh man that must’ve been nice! The entire back row were loud ass hecklers and we just had to put up with it for two hours. Awesome movie despite that, but going to the movies these days is like that fucking surprise cereal box in the film: you either get a handful of hecklers or a dumbass constantly checking their phone during the movie 😤
Favorite final girl? She is the main star!
Her friends were there just for the kills.
No way she would be killed before the end credits.
@@philzh7973 the surprise cereal box is an accurate description. Terrifier 2 was an awesome experience(the right audience), Halloween Ends audience was both hecklers and dumbasses alike.
250k budget and already made over 5 million.
Also OG Terrifier is absolutely worth a watch.
it made more than 7 million rn
Its made over 10 mil now
Art the Clown really is this generations Freddy Krueger. The next BIG slasher franchise with an iconic villian.
This was straight gore porn. I typically don't like slashers, but I watched it. I was cracking up at Art when he went into the Abracadabra shop acting a total fool.
the first movie was gore porn. no plot, no characters, just violent murders
@@cinematicsterling6897 I did see the first Terrifier, and it was brutal. Oddly enough, All Hallow's Eve scared me at the end when Art was walking up to the TV in the movie.
@@cinematicsterling6897 yeah that's not horror that's real life.
@@GODCONVOYPRIMEyeah totally. Demon clowns killing people is so realistic
I like the symbolism with the girl w/ angel wings (Valkyrie) as the good protagonist and Art as the demon clown fighting for the boy’s future.
I love the thematic and symbolic ending for it. Made me love the movie a lot.
The fact that Art kept smiling as he kills people one by one 😂😂
I kinda laughed at some of the fucked up murder scenes as well....does that make me evil? Lol
@@NewDemons666 me and you both lol
Terrifier 2 was fan funded, so it’s so cool to see it doing so well. Also, Damien, the director, is a special effects artist, so of course the movies are all about showing the effects off. I agree 2 would have benefited from an editor as it does run too long, even for someone who has been a fan since the first Terrifier. But I still haven’t had this much fun at a horror in a long time. I disagree with Korey, if you can, see this in theaters with a big group because the crowd I saw it with was having so much fun and you can’t replicate that kind of audience feeling at home.
Ya I think it was mentioned before that the people in the dream sequence helped pay for the movie.
But what about the first movie?!
Man this film is sadism turned to 15....and that scene....GEEEEEOD DAMN! This is about as dark a sense of humor a splatter film can go. It isn't for everyone....probably not for most people...but for fans of splatter-slashers and gorehounds, this is FOR YOU!!!
Favorite movie of the year. The practical effects were incredible and Art is not only the most horrific slasher villain, but he is also the most hilarious. Other than the third act being a LITTLE draggy, it was an amazing movie
Why are they talking about a movie they haven’t seen
@@Hellseventeen wait they haven't seen it?
@@Hellseventeen what? Korey saw it. He said he didn’t see the first one tho.
@@Hellseventeen korey did see it
@@husker4life109 remind me please which is korey?
Thr first movie perfectly walks into the second movie almost as if it never stopped.
For some reason both Art and the little girl both have moments of being adorable even though they're terrifying. Like the moment they play patty cake together.
Oh yeah right after she shat all over the floor. lol adorable 🥰
I think you need to look up the correct definition of adorable
The fact that Damien Leone produced this movie AND did everything else himself is amazing
I love Art! He's an instant horror icon. I already preordered the steelbook and got the soundtrack haha. I'm just happy a director is using practical effects the right way. This shit was a great take on 80s b movies.
My thoughts exactly. So refreshing to see prop blood and practical effects in Gore scenes these days
The salt in her wounds had me dead 😳😭😭
It had her dead too
“Mom”
Damn spoke on that too thats when i knew he was evil hahaha
I..turned away at that part most. Just 100% cruel. Evil like wtf
I didnt think of the phrase lol
I saw Terrifier 1 and its just Art running around the film killing people, no plot, or any memorable main characters, it was more of a showcase of Art's character. Terrifier 2 is a step up in character, I liked Sieena and her brother. With that said I love this film cause one, its a break from this ELEVATED HORROR genre, second its nice to see practical effects like this, and three Art is so entertaining. He's up there with the iconic slashers and he deserves it.
The first one was freaking awesome. I look forward to the sequel.
It was pretty damn good lol
Go see it in theatre it's amazing and definitely better then the first! They took everything that worked and maximized it
The movie was brilliant and very beautiful to watch.
I saw it opening night and haven't been able to stop thinking about it. Favorite film of the year, by FAR, and already one of my favorites of all time. Damien Leone is a practical effects wizard!
Our generation needs a new slasher, the Kills are gruesome but one thing that helps in watching this movie is just knowing it's practical effects. I saw some people walk out of my theater which is understandable. In today's era we mostly see CGI in our horror movies so it's cool to see some practical effects. I actually wish more movies used practical effects. It brings more life to the film. Like the movie the thing or evil dead for example
Movie budget was $250,000 which was funding from the fans that watched the first Terrifier movie and wanted to see more of Art.
I saw this a few days ago. Whatever hype there is - aside from the controversy of ppl vomiting / ambulances coming 🚑 - I thought the movie was ok. Art the Clown is memorable, the kills are crazy, Sienna was a great lead….but it’s too long. Could’ve shaved off 30 minutes. Superior than the first one tho.
I hope there's a director's cut. The fact that the director says he was willing to go way more extreme but had to dial it back has me more curious. Let's hope he goes even further on part 3
Why though?
how more extreme? it was already to graphic to earn an R rating. It would have been NC-17 ( theatrical X rating) but was released NR.
@@dawudj2286 I don't know. The director said in a few interviews he had to dial it back a lot
Absolutely loved this movie. Stole it, watched it, loved it, then bought movie tickets. It's soooooo rare for a movie to convince me it's worth paying for, but this one did.
Never heard anything about this movie, checked out the kills on the first movie and.... Wow 😳😳😳 I want to see Terrifier 2 now.
Terrifer isn't so much a movie series but rather a set of demo reels for gore effects...
So so so so proud of Damien and the crew for this one , hands down the best slasher in years
Absolutely brilliant slasher film that’s unashamed of the genre it’s in. Classic slasher tropes, insane amounts of gore and a sick sense of humour. Loved it.
Opening night and my fiance and I saw it on a whim. It was the most fun I've had in a theater in a long time!
Art is finally getting the attention he deserves, by far the BEST slasher villain.
Agreed!
I Still favor Victor Crowley(Hatchet Series)
@@deontecoleman7047 Victors so cool. I wonder who would win, Art or Victor?
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The first Terrifier is definitely worth seeing, it has a very memorable kill and for those that have seen it know what I’m talking about!
Yeah Korey was wrong about that. I would recommend watching Terrifier first. 2 picks up right after. You're missing out on a lot if you skip the first movie
Fun Fact: THAT scene was inspired by the Dario Argento classic "Suspiria".
The crack of Dawn! 👀😂😂
I saw it 3 times and it was awesome!!!!and it's a throwback to 80's horror movies and practical effects
No cap…the most horrible kill I’ve ever seen in a movie…that bed room scene in terrifier 2 was so disturbing and gave me chills. The fact that the girl was still alive dude…😬
Less of horror, but more of the over the top splatterhouse-gore flick.
That's the review right there lol
Yeah, I find it very interesting that people say they loved it so much. It was just a straight up gorefest, that’s it. I guess it takes all kinds.
They took the first Terrifier off Netflix . One scene in the first Terrifier involving a saw was particularly hardcore😂if you know, you know. Glad they were able to make a sequel
It is currently on Tubi for those that want to catch up before seeing the sequel. All Hallows Eve is also on there too, which is the anthology film that featured Art, which came out a few years before Terrifier.
Check out All Hallows' Eve (2013) also... it's Art the Clown's first movie.
Art's a meance, doesn't say a word, but is laughing the whole time, and he's ruthless af.
Update: Soooooooo, a Terrifier 3 is being made and from the documentary Damien had a plot is being developed mostly through Terrifier 2. So based on the most important entry, T2 > T1 moving forward.
The girl was inspired by all the women & kids who cosplayed as Art so Damien wrote her in. Based on the documentary, the little girl took the form of the girl Art killed & is the demon who keeps Art alive which is why she kept the head near the end.
I remember in college seeing the first Terrifer with the director and cast (Even got a picture with the actor who plays Art). Movie was so gory it psychologically smelled like fake blood throughout the whole movie
This movie is now tied with Pearl for me as my favorite movie of the year, both are so good in their own way that I honestly can’t pick which movie was better in my opinion
Terrifier 2 is actually the 3rd movie with Art the Clown in it. The first one is All Hallow's Eve. I believe Terrifier is still on Netflix because it's so popular.
I too have been informing people of this,good on you
@PUFB 😂😂😂
@@werebaneceo I had to find that out because Terrifier seemed like a sequel the way it first came on. I was confused with the whole interview part at first. 😂😂
@@ChicknCoopTv it's almost confusing in a different way if you had seen All Hallows Eve prior to Terrifier because there's an actress in both movies that's playing a different role than she did in All Hallows Eve
@@Olie986 good eye because I didn't even notice that one 😂😂 I've only seen All Hallow's Eve once but, whenever I had a friend over that's not into movies as me.. I had to put on Terrifier
I’m 43 and grew up on crazy and gory horror movies like Re-animator, Evil Dead 1&2, From Beyond, Day of the Dead, Dead Alive etc. They were fun, scary and creative.
But these Terrifier films look down right nasty and mean spirited. Kinda like the Saw or Hostel films. Just sadistic and poorly made.
Or maybe it’s because I’m indeed in my forties now and my perspectives have changed. But, yeah, this shit ain’t for me.
Its because u are older. I'm the same.
Agree. I was tempted to watch it at the weekend, but seeing it described, I think my tastes have shifted on a bit with age.
I mean, I'm still watching Barbarian but that's because Barbarian is doing what many good movies do: it's posing a question with its premise and you're kept interested because you want to see that question answered.
But I don't know that either of these films is posing a question aside from "how are these people going to die and how brutally" and I guess I don't have the stomach anymore to want to see that question answered
@@Shiny7054 i did watch. But it was free. It's just straight gore. Also fake looking. Imo
Oh yes! Im bout ready to hire Jason & Michael as bodyguards to protect me friom Art the clown!
Horror sadly has been really bad for a couple of decades now. Thank goodness for Art the Clown!
Praise to Damien Leone! Give me convincing practical effects over CGI any day of the week!
This is by far horror movie of the year. I went to see it (die hard horror fan) and even I was bit squeamish. Makes Rob Zombie films seem tame and makes new Michael Myers look like a baby bih!
Is it scary or just gory?
@@matiasdevaglia4541 It's literally all gore and live torture scenes. I had to stop halfway through. Too gory for me
@@matiasdevaglia4541 both. A lot better than Halloween Ends, Hellraiser or Scream 5. If you think any of those are scary at all etc. This makes them look PG. Plus… Nothing wrong with a blood filled gore fest for a slasher film. The new movies are more like pretentious drama love stories!
@@itzyaboybugz I have nothing against gore, but it doesn't scare me and if it's too over the top and constant I just get desensitized after a while. If that's all the film has to offer, I'll get bored quickly.
@@tacohammer7023 that's what I thought. I'll just get grossed out at the beginning, then I'll get desensitized and finally I'll get bored.
So you don't have to see the first Terrifier, but it wouldn't hurt to see it, for it will answer some of the obvious questions, as to why, and who is Art? You may also want to see All Hallows Eve. Art's entire persona is not that deep, but these two previous films will give you a glimpse into a certain character and how the madness all began.
Honestly I don’t think it matters either way. I’m not sure if All Hallows’ eve is cannon and it’s not as good as the terrifier series because someone else plays Art. I think If you start with the second film, the first film will seem like a prequel. Both films start from the same point in the timeline
Got to 10 minutes and i was good.
This is a film you dont recommend to people because they'll always look at you differently after.
❄️❄️ 😂jkjk🍻
Lol! I almost made the mistake of inviting a group of friends to see it with me. Thankfully, no one was able to make it.
yeah its fucked
It was ok, but it wasn’t as mysterious and memorable as the first one… It was a lot like an Indie Horror version of the Marvel Movies: It kept having to one-up itself, and had too many false endings to count. The magical/sci-fi stuff was also hit and miss, and didn’t really add anything to the story. Art saved it by being a likable character. 7/10 maybe 8/10
Sirs, as a old school gore fan, there is an intention to Art. If you actually don't find him funny and instead ridicule him then he will make art out of you. If you ever encounter Art the clown you better be genuinely amused.
Just watched it last night and I've gotta give credit where it's due. The gore, the acting, the levels of practical effects were downright incredible. It's such an homage to the 80s style of horror but adds a new flavor and doesn't get too campy. David Howard Thornton absolutely slayed the role, both comedically and demonically. The only con I had with it was the run time and just the absurdity of some things but other than that, insane movie and instant recommendation
I remember watching the first one and it was just pure violence, gore and nonstop killing. Can't say im a fan of this style of movie of violence for violence sake. I need a reason and purpose for it. I dont get off on just gore. But if you love gore, you will love these movies. It just doesnt do anything for me.
The second has a story they are building.
Go back to ur weak the nun and pennywise
absolutly loved this movie. got some merch on the way, preordered the blueray and gonna go see it again this weekend
Terrifier2 was AWESOME!
If you liked the Hatchet series with Victor Crowley you'd love Art. Terrifier 1 is important because it does stuff you don't expect. Art is the anti anti villain lol
Victor Crowley will destroy Art.
I love Terrifier 2 but I feel like it's too hardcore for mainstream because they cut everything back mainstream but us horror fans that watch a lot of B films are used to that gore. I seen way bloodier slashers
Art the clown is a horror icon now.
Art is already a horror icon!
The movie was absolutely incredible, just with the Art character alone, even though you have a bad-ass female character. I don't care what anyone says, Art the Clown is more terrifying than Pennywise the clown.
TERRANCE OUT
I enjoyed the first edition of art then really liked terrifier when art got his own full movie ,art's third edition just chops the top ,so glad for its success cant wait for a fourth edition of comical gory violence hopefully art vs victor crowley
All Hallows Eve and Terrifier are brilliant! Love part 2 as well especially the clown girl but the film is not as dark as the other ones and has some silliness and art gets his but kicked by a girl lol
I saw it at theaters and it kicks ass cuz modern horror past yrs been weak, doll to ghost shit to pennywise, so weak even nuns stickmen etc weak! Art is a breath of fresh air
This is what you can do with Rated R Horror. PG-13 Horror doesn't make sense.
this movie isnt rated R. Its unrated and would be NC-17 if were rated.
Glad there's a full review on the main channel. Very good film and still in theaters!!
I'm surprised how the Halloween anthology film "All Hallows Eve" is barely mentioned or acknowledged, since that's where Art came from, before the Terrifier films.
This is not so much a Horror Movie, it's more of an endurance test as to how much Gore you can handle!!! 🤣 Didn't need to be 2 hours long but, Art is the New Horror Icon 💯
Art the Clown makes pennywise look like Ronald Mcdonald in comparison
Actually the story is what makes this so good - it not only satisfies the gorehounds, it does have a pretty damn interesting story.
Yo, who else is a believe that art is their dad
@@thebasedone2621 I do. It definitely makes sense. Especially because only Art, Sienna, and Johnathan are able to see the little clown girl.
Watched terrifier 1 & 2 the other day, what an awesomely horrific experience!! Pennywise is a straight Punk compared to Art the Clown..."Just The Tip"🤣🤣
I wasn’t expecting you guys to review this and I’m happy you did. I saw it in theaters and loved it
Me and my buddy went to see it in theater. It was great. I laughed through a lot of it 🤣
The budget was a little over $250,000, but the practical effects alone would have been well over a Million Dollars if the film studio contracted an SFX Lab to work on the movie, Damien Leone the Director did the Special Make-Up Effects himself and that's why the movie isn't several million which is still a peanut-sized budget, The Color of the Film is an intentional filter to give it that Grindhouse look, After Effects, Has that filter as well as Other post VFX programs
The only thing that's disturbing in this movie is that the final girl's father had some kind of an vision that his daughter dress like a sexy angel warrior that kills Art the clown.
HOLY SHIT!!!They did all this with $250,000?!
Yeah. Damien Leone is an insanely efficient director with a low budget. It’s really impressive. Even Terrifier 1 was made for only 35k, which is absolutely insane to me.
I'd say, you probably should see the first movie before seeing T2. T2 picks up right after the first movie. There's a reason why Art was in the hospital at the beginning of T2.
Reminds me of how Scream had revitalised the Slasher Genre in 1996
I don't like seeing people being burtalized in real life, obviously. I know it's a movie with amazing practical effects and I loved it. Art is everything you want in a modern slasher; brutal, hilarious, and kinda petty. The demon girl may be creepier than Art. I like how only one of the women ran into a dead-end, it wasn't every victim saying "please". I loved the final girl and her costume. And the brother-sister-mom dynamic was believable. My only complaint is the story, which a lot of us who are fans of All Hallows Eve and the first Terrifier wanted to know more about. I wanted an explination where this asshole clown comes from. It wasn't just the gore. I wanted some lore.
Okay, seriously THANK YOU! You have cleared something up for me at last! Before this video, I had no idea that "Splatter" even existed as a genre of film. But it makes so much sense: Rob Zombie makes "lite-Splatter" movies! Which is why I've never liked them. They seemed to be all about the kills and not at all about any "story", and I hated them for it! Still do, but at least I understand where they're coming from. And now I also know that I won't at all enjoy this. You have enlightened me to the ways of the Splatter.
The movie was too long imo. The effects are great, but it's a bit of a chore to watch. The first Terrifier has a kill in it that's one of the most brutal I've seen. This one comes close -- salt on wounds -- but that was a bit too over the top goofy.
What Art the Clown is...hasn't been explained
$250,000 budget, and as of today $8.9 million grossed at theaters. And the director did 99% of practical effects so they saved money on that aspect
Fun fact: when I first discovered the Terrifier movies , I thought Art the Clown was a Nun or something based on his looks 😂😂
It only cost 250k to make and it's made 11mill 👏🏿 congratulations to them
I’m watching it right now. He gave that girl the business in the bathroom death scene. Damn!!!
Lol@ “What is Art’s motivation?”
I would watch you guys review Terrifier 1!!
Favorite film right now. It just feels so new.
The way he killed the girl in the bedroom was crazy.
Real horror is coming back.
I'm not a fan of gore-porn movies movies like Hostel or sAw, necessarily. Not because of the gore anyway. I love these Terrifier movies though, because Art is so charismatic. My wife and I have a blast, laughing and cringing at Art's antics. For us Art the clown makes all the difference compared to your typical spatter movies.
I don't watch or enjoy torture porn (ie the Saw sequels). But I legitimately enjoyed the first Terrifier movie. Art is an iconic horror character.
How can you not like saw but enjoy this it’s torture porn to the extreme lol.
@@Anthonycheesman33 right? It makes no sense at all haha
Surprised he didn’t talk about the Allie bedroom soon….Christ that was insane
One of the beat kill scenes in horror films is the chainsaw scene in the 1st Terrifier.
Art used a hacksaw for THAT kill. A chainsaw would've been quicker. 😄
Look, I get it if it's not your thing. I've been watching splatter films since I was 12 but if someone says the movies are gross, etc and it's not for them I get it. To call the people who love these movies sick is a very low blow and not true at all. Everyone at the showings has been friendly and the film makers are some of the nicest people I've seen. It's your channel and you do you but calling anyone names is wrong. You're here to criticize the movie, not the people who watch them.
Korey I'll take getting killed by any of the other slashers even the Creeper than be killed by Art he probably put the Joker the shame.
Already out on Blu Ray in the UK.
Martin just sitting there like "Yea...alright...cool...that's crazy" so uninterested and just here for support. LMAO
Korey's sick voice makes me think of that episode of Family Guy when Peter gets a cold and Lois is super turned on by his deep voice. I'm Lois 💀
Michael Myers always been & Always be my favorite. Art The Clown has become my favorite as well. Am not a Gore Fan. Terrifier Movies are the only Gore movies I will watch as long is Art The Clown is the movie . Iam looks forward for Terrifier 3 I can't wait .
So I saw this movie almost 2 weeks ago now having seen the first a couple days before that. All I can say Korey is that you can skip it. You don't need to see the first. It's really bad especially compared to this. But I heard how well it did for a crowd funded and self funded movie that I wanted to see the first and this and after the first I almost didn't wanna see the second. The second is much much better and has a story and some character to it. So see the first at your own risk lol