Thank you, Damien. I just rewatched the first one last night and forgot how great that movie is. Looking forward to seeing terrifier 2 Friday. Awesome work.
If you thought the first movie was brutal, this one raises the gore & brutality 10x. Some of the scenes I had literally had to close my eyes. Great slasher film nonetheless. Highly recommend if your a fan of horror/slasher.
It’s like watching a snuff film rather than a slasher movie. Even Freddy,Jason and Michael Myers don’t do these very extreme kills like this clown does.
As a fan of Hallow’s Eve and Terrifier, I’m excited to see the sequel. Even as a fan, I know it’s gonna be tough to get through. Terrifier was brutal and I know the director said he wanted to up there ante with the sequel.
Man I went to the movies to see it last night, and Man did I love it, fuck it don't cut anything out. That shit was a gore mind fuck and I left wanting more, maybe I'm sick in the head fir wanting more but man Art the clown makes pennywise look like a little sissy.
So happy that you gave this an honest review, Searching for Terrifier 2 review just gives clickbait, or just a guy telling us what happens in the movie. Thanks again for providing actual reviews Stuckman :)
@@dildojizzbaggins6969 Both forms are correct. If a proper name ends with an s, you can add just the apostrophe or an apostrophe and an s. Take an extra class yourself, bud.
I enjoyed the first Terrifier way more than I thought I would have. I'm not a 100% big fan of the Slasher genre, but sometimes there are surprised (like X and Pearl for example). Looking forward to this, Hellraiser, and Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities as part of my October horror movie marathon month.
This is insane that a slasher movie is two hours long. I can’t imagine seeing all the grotesque kills that this sadistic clown does in this one,like he does in his previous movie.
bro when I say the movie blew it all on the practical effects I mean it. the very first death in the movie sets the bar high on the gore, and when you get to the yellow room scene it goes on for fucking ever. like at one point, I turned away and the sounds of the person being just absolutely obliterated made it even harder to ignore and when I looked up the final product will stay with you. arts fucking vicious in this and for the first time ever, I kept turning to a buddy of mine and went, "oh yeah he's a bad guy alright". like he's MEAN, still funny. but the dude acts like a villain in it lol even for horror movie standards. I hope you enjoy it but if you can't get past the opening kill you probably won't get through any other one
This movie was just fucked up as hell I will give it props for being the grossest and most brutal movie I’ve ever seen. Literally made hostel look like poltergeist
Dude I was worried going in to this cause I've never seen a slasher film that long and I thought it was gonna get boring but holy crap it went by so fast, such a thrill ride!
@@saxglend9439 Because the first Terrifier was kind of an independent film that I don't hear a lot of people talk about. I'm glad Art the clown is getting the attention he deserves.
I remember catching seeing this film by accident. It’s strangely entertaining. But as you say Chris. Like they say in the biz. “You got to cut your darlings!”. Editing a film down on the most part is a good thing. Wishing you continued good luck with Your film Chris! As a backer I’m really excited to see what you have done. Happy Halloween! 🎃🙂👍
I was worried about the run time but honestly, it didn’t drag once for me and I loved it. I’m happy to have only had glimpse of the storyline behind Art as I think Damien will go into it further in the next one.
This year's Halloween Special is packed and I'm loving every minute of it. I agree with your take on the sort of legacy Terrifier is building. I mean, horror circles love Art.
Terrifier Hell raiser Halloween Ends The Black Phone Nope Barbarian Prey X Pearl Let's Go 2022. Feeling like 1988 right now with the plethora of sci-fi /horror bangers we've gotten so far.
I absolutely loved this movie and think it’s an achievement for independent film to succeed to well and to execute so much with such a comparatively small budget.
Really glad you covered this movie, a movie like this hollywood wouldnt touch with a ten foot pole. Loved the first movie and cant wait to see this one. Hoping for some Canadian dates cause i would love to experience this in theatres. Awesome coverage Mr. Stuckmann
I genuinely can't wait to see this film. I was late to seeing the first Terrifier, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Took me back to 70s / 80s horror B movies. But Art was fantastic and completely captivating. Hopefully there'll be a third film.
I saw a clip from this movie on Twitter because I read an article talking about how people were fainting and puking in the theaters. I said "yeah right" then I watched the clip. While I didn't throw up, I did feel pretty bad after watching it and thought maybe that movie is not for me. I know it might be unfair to judge it based on a minute long clip but I had the feeling this movie exists to wallow in sadism. And I'm someone who enjoyed The Sadness.
It's nowhere near as uncomfortable as The Sadness was. I too enjoyed the Sadness, bought the disc on 4k, but what made that uncomfortable was the sexual element to everything. You don't get that a lot with flicks like that and it made it hard to watch (which is a good thing for a sicko like me). Terrifier 2 is just fun, over-the-top gore with a really amusing to watch baddie. That said, your comment was a year ago, so maybe you've seen it since! :)
I’m so happy Chris reviewed this. Terrifier is one of my personal favorites and immediately bought tickets for this sequel once I saw my theater was showing it.
@K, U aren’t a KILLA Okay child. Let the adults watch the scary “demonic” movies that your mommy told you about after dropping you on the head. If you need a adult to send that letter out for you just ask.
Definitely the rare horror sequel that improves upon its predecessor. Even with the same horror villain and same premise, it does feel like a drastically different movie. I’m glad they went in the direction they went in.
terrifeir 2 had some extremely disturbing scenes, but it had the best Halloween vibes from any movie I've seen this year. way better than halloween ends :P
The first Terrifier is so good, was actually disturbed and put off while watching it. Felt like the best “modern” slasher we’ve gotten in a minute, especially in the gore department. Great review! Can’t wait to see #2 this weekend
Also, the runtime was warranted. It built up Sienna, Jonathan, and the entire ensemble through and through. I enjoyed it more than any other horror movie last year.
To be honest, his acting is what makes these Terrifiers iconic. People can question the acting of others or the storyline (it's a slasher lol...need I say more) but if you have an "all eyes on me" character...it can make up for any flaws. I'll be a fan of Terrifier unless Thornton is out.
Loved this, big step up from the first installment. Liked the story & for everybody complaining, it clearly sets up a third Terrifier. Really love how Damien Leone just has no chill in his direction choices, this movie really stands out. Superb cast too!
The process of trimming your film is what's often referred to as "kill your darlings." I imagine it can be difficult, although I imagine not as difficult as it once was, since it's so much easier to share with your audience (whereas it was once nigh impossible and required much more effort).
May have been a long one, but hell I was so entertained I didn’t even feel it ❤ I appreciate the love that went into this movie, we need this kind of storytelling in horror; no intervention or changes from studios, just the director’s vision!
Makeup artists are excellent in this movie, everything is very well done, kills are very fun and creative, its extremely gore I dont think they are truly scary movies, but definitely entertaining
I absolutely loved Terrifier despite seeing mostly bad reviews about it. It has peek Grindhouse vibes and Art the Clown is absolutely terrifyingly sadistic. Very much looking forward to seeing this sequel!
Massive Terrifier fan! Terrifier 2 has cemented itself as my new favorite horror film of all time which hasn’t EVER changed since the OG A Nightmare on Elm Street. My three words to describe this movie would be Visceral, Uncompromising & Nightmarish. Best horror movie that I’ve seen in theaters! 😊
I still prefer the original. Art's performance toppled what felt like an impersonation in the sequel. Still enjoyed T2, but i feel like it's getting worse with age.
Can't believe I've been with this channel for ten years that is astounding to me . Keep it up Chris I love the channel an always here for more content . Can't wait to see the movie your cooking up .
Just seen this film . Leone really did a great horror here . Old school . No holding back . Just good old fashioned horror . He clearly loves 80s horror . Would love too see him do another horror idea other that art just too see what he does .
i find the gore to be more raw and real looking in old slasher films! as oppose to crystal clear overly done modern horror...this is why i like damien so much as a horror director... its great
Ayo, I recently watched Cure (1997) and I would really love to hear your opinion on it during this Halloween month. Easily one of the best horror movies I’ve seen.
I was waiting for this movie since last year! Finally it's here and I'm very excited to watch the second one. Art is definitely very disturbing and his killings are so creative and gruesome.
I've been a fan of TERRIFIER since it first came out. I watched TERRIFIER 2 this week and it was fantastic. I kept thinking, "I'm so glad this is a long film because every minute is brilliant - the more the better!" It's a great horror film that still retains a sense of fun while being incredibly gory and brutal...and I am thrilled to see a low-budget indie horror film becoming so hugely popular.
I feel like T2 is getting worse and worse with age. I've grown a whole new appreciation for the original which in the end beats the pants off it's sequel imo. Art in T2 feels like an 'impersonation' of art. It's almost as if they went A nightmare on Elm Street 4: Dream master with T2, and sold out a little in order to make it appeal to the mainstream. I didn't like Sianna's brother either(Casting was off imo), The death sequence at the halloween store was just awful(CG effects needed to go),Certain scenes dragged for too long(Club/dance party being the finest ex, and tearing apart that possum in the school hallway was just hokey.) and i just don't get the praise for that dream sequence in the beginning. My favorite part in the entire movie, was...well, the beginning. Art murdering that Dr., and then cleaning himself up at the laundry mat was when the movie peaked. :D It's just, when you re-watch the orginal, Art's performance is vastly better. His face is more freakish/gaunt, his mannerisms are creepier and more expressive, i just prefer it's darker grittier grind house vibe and setting. And it never got all cheesy and fantastical either. I LIKE cheesy and fantastical, but the sequel got too carried away. Plus sienna's heavy breathing was just excessive. :P
I'm glad they got more run-time, looking forward to this. Update: Absolutely LOVED this! A few of the kills were absolutely brutal. I didn't care for the "first ending" and the acting was a little hit and miss. BUT... the clown (Art) was amazing!
I saw this in theatres, and yes, this movie is long, I think the last scene was overdoing it, but it really gave time for the characters to have a real relationship.
My favourite part was when Art said “it’s terrifyin time” and started terrifying all over everyone. Absolute masterpiece, truly one of the movies of all time
some acting in this film felt alot better than the first one, like everyone was happier to be involved, art is an iconic slasher now and I gotta say these movies really complete my October
Finally watched last night and i think the reason for it's longer runtime might be, it didn't want the viewers to feel it's rush like most horror movies nowadays tend to do specially with the ending. so i actually appreciate that it took its time surprisingly in a good way and was satisfying overall. It was a good horror movie which i didn't expected considering the 1st one which i hate to be honest but Terrifier 2 was amazing.
I kept hearing good things about this one and FINALLY watched it this week (not having seen the first movie). I thought it was LOTS of fun. Tone is something that's hard to describe. The feeling you get when a certain film maker is at the helm. THis movie has a very inventive and unique tone imo. As completely over the top as the gore scenes are, they mostly aren't the same old thing you've seen a million times before. Leone has a vision, and it comes through and I dug it. I actually didn't realize it was so long, and that's a very good thing.
"Art the Clown is a sadistic, Brutal, FUCKING PSYCHO. Like Jesus Christ. This dude will not stop when you're dead. He will still play around with your body parts and do weird shit to you" (Stuckman, 2022). This is the best description ever!
I love horror movies, but usually prefer to stay away from gore. However, the clown in Terrifier is one of the scariest killers I've ever seen. I might watch this one.
Same here. Love Horror movies but tend not to enjoy the very gory, brutal torture type of movies. When Terrifier 1 came out I loved the clown design, but ultimately decided not to watch it as I read about just how gratuitous the violence is.
I really can't wait to watch this. I really enjoyed the first Terrifier, and the anthology halloween film All Hallows Eve. The people who make these understands what makes a slasher film work.
this was BRUTAL!! i am a seasoned horror fan and i had to take a step out of the theater after a certain kill and take a deep breath and drink of water 😭😭loved it
@@arcticreviews it’s an amazing kill which featured the use of an animatronic, love seeing the practical effects. I was hollering when it was happening it was great everyone else in the theater was cringing. But he essentially flays a woman alive and then pours bleach and salt on her but there is way more to it I don’t want to spoil it. You just have to see it.
As someone who’s watched all of the Final Destination movies and most of the Saw movies. Holy crap the gore in this movie is wretchedly sick. Even I couldn’t handle this. If you are into extreme gore with zero camera cuts, and always shows every excruciating bloody, disgusting detail of the kill occurring. Then this movie is perfect for you.
just to show how badly the first final destination freaked me out when i first saw it..i just can't get on a plane... have not been able to since the year 2001 lol i watched the plane scene recently and i must have missed this but it shows this man blow up literally body parts exploding when the wire blows up and falls on him...its just a horrifying scene
I really enjoyed the first one and felt the same about how it was unusual and exciting to find a "NEW" scary clown. Looking forward to seeing this one also.
I have like three movie reviewers that I watch and I had seen two of their reviews after coming from the film fest last week. I hadn't watched yours before I went to see Terrifier 2. Had I watched yours I probably would have just waited and watched it on streaming. People go see it it's a Gore fest it's kill fest but to me I got the impression from other reviewers that things that were unexplained in the first one were explained in this one and they weren't. We definitely have a plot this time we have some character development but I need to know more about where Art came from, the film had two and a half hours to tell me and it didn't. The effects and the gore were non-stop, don't take anyone squeamish with you, I did kind of appreciate that 🤣
Lauren was good like damn she really carried so much of the movie not that it wasn’t aweosme and she’s so gorgeous and that outfit is so cool and she just felt so believable in every scene.
So hyped for this one. I straying away from all things even mentioning Terrifier 2 just to avoid spoilers, but I knew I could trust Chris' review to be truly spoiler-free.
I saw it this last Thursday night and it was brutal as hell. I freaking loved it. Definitely buying it when it releases. Had multiple deaths that might be the most brutal I've ever seen on a big screen! Definitely check it out in theaters if you can
Just saw the movie this morning in theaters, it was very entertaining. I loved the dream sequences. The practical effects were awesome. The kills were a bit too disturbing for my taste but I still enjoyed the movie.
First off the movie started off with one of my favorite bands, the midnight, then I slowly realized this is what people want out of the genre for the most part. Gone are the days... Lest we forget adam Green who was way ahead of the gore genre. I felt the gore was a reflection of the world we live in today and Leone touches on it in his own special way. Great movie.
Part 3 should bring back the tradition of being in 3D. There hasn't been a good 3D horror movie in a very long time. And seeing Art The Clown in 3D it's just what October 2023 needs.
My ONLY complaint is that it’s a bit too long. Art has become the king dick of horror, he rules. The best part? I actually gave a shit about the characters, and the main girl is awesome. After the huge disappointment that was Halloween Ends, Damien and Art saved Halloween for us.
I won't mind a longer run time I've been waiting forever it seems, so the more Art I can get the better. Art is the next horror icon; I'm talking Michael Myers icon status and if the creators of this character never let anyone else make any horrible sequels, then I know Art will be big! I love Art!
I loved this movie so much. I thought that Terrifier was good and showed potential but ultimately didn't stick to it. Terrifier 2 seemed to understand and acknowledge the criticisms against the first film and work on establishing those things. It's a very solid movie to the point that I'd even call this one of the best slasher sequels I've ever seen. Glad to see that everyone's more or less enjoying this film a lot!
Still say the best bit from both films were the brief parts in the first one where he's wearing the person's face and walking around. Some of those shots were just masterfully done and incredibly unsettling.
I am not a big gore/slasher fan at all and it's normally not a genre I engage with but the first Terrifier is my absolute favorite in the genre so I am really looking forward to seeing this
Such a refreshing horror movie. I didn’t mind it being so long… I liked it. I couldn’t get enough. I think this is the best slasher movie ever. It has so many more elements than just classifying it as a slasher though. The storyline really makes it different than all the stereotypical slasher movies.
Terrifier 2 is arguably the bloodiest slasher movie I have ever seen, while seeing it at the cinema, I said to myself; "if I keep eating pop corn, I'm going to vomit". So that's why I stopped eating, I remember hearing to someone who was sitting next to me, asked me; What is going on in someone's mind who make such violent movies? and I answered him; "Because it's so much fun, you got it?. Then, he told me; "you must be still in kindergarden", thank you for uploading this video.
After seeing Terrifier I had Art the Clown burned in my brain for weeks. Totally fucking disturbing and oddly funny. I can't wait to check this out and I was happy they made a 2nd movie about this character, because he is compelling in his brutal butchering glee.
Not only that, but it really sounds like the sequel is going to top the original. I love seeing a rare horror sequel that manages to improve upon the original formula.
I have Art burnt in my memory as the most uninspired and pain-inducing horror villain ever put on screen. Easily in my top five of the worst horror films ever.
@@dropboxmoabit384 do you need something to do instead of making snarky comments on a post for a movie you don't like? Cause I can give you all sorts of suggestions.
I LOOOVED the first one & having on blu ray.. gonna see this for sure on Friday with friends , but i liked the clown the way he walk & do funny stuffs his cute 🥰
Hot take: What made the first Terrifier movie so scary was that you believed Art the Clown was a real serial killer. (Like an actual guy who chooses to dress up like a mime and reek havoc.) He was mysterious, he was funny, and that I believe is his primary allure. In the second film, while it still had its “terrifying” moments; the story leaned too far into Science Fiction (or metaphysical or theological horror) for my taste. Don’t get me wrong, I loved some of the dream-like elements, (like the Clown Cafe scenes) but I would have been contented if they remained just that: a dream. By leaning too far into sci-fi or metaphysical horror, Art lost some of his relatability and believability. While I know these films are sort of a tribute and a parody of the Grindhouse/Art Film genre… Making the metaphors so heavy-handed. (Like the main girl dressed as a literal Angel, as if we couldn’t tell that the guy who goes around randomly murdering people is the villain), even though it’s meant to be intentionally kitschy, also takes away some of the thrill from the film. (I keep thinking there’s some deep subversive meaning in these choices, but if there is, it was lost on me.)The moral ambiguities of the characters of the first film is what made them interesting to watch, whereas these characters are so one-dimensional and stereotypical of the genre that no longer seem like believable characters. The pale girl, in my opinion, is a completely superfluous character; and the scene where she is introduced (in the laundromat where she sees Art naked) is so unnecessary, gross, and cringy. That scene belongs in Cuties, and while I didn’t find that scene particularly terrifying; I’m sure the young actress who played the part did, lol! (And I couldn’t help but think of that MAD TV skit where the father walks into the living room wearing his underwear, it was that embarrassing.) The end of the movie was terrible, and while it was a fun experience, overall, the ending made it feel like one of those Marvel movies where script writers have three endings to choose from, so they just pick all three. The story never really ends, and nothing is actually resolved. Contrast this to a classic film, like Carrie, where things are resolved, loose ends are tied up neatly with a bow; but there’s still a unexpected surprise ending, one that could have still worked as a cliffhanger, had they (meaning Stephan King) made a sequel. Today’s filmmakers should take a page out of the books they are copying, if they want to make movies that can actually withstand the test of time.
No matter how you feel, seeing the interviews from the actors and director you can at least respect what he is trying to do and appreciate it I do appreciate how the director even said he is very aware of exploitation and how far he can/wants to go and i appreciate that
It's crazy how cutting even a few frames from a sequence can change it, more editors in the making should take note of that and be more critical about things like that, they might not realize it matters so much
This was an amazing movie. I love how this film pulled the plug on the gore. Not to mention Thornton's role as Art the Clown. He makes Jason and Freddy look like amateurs.
I personally can't watch horror movies I'm just not that type but I've been seeing alot of art the clowns memes and was puzzled by it all until someone in a comment section named the movie and im glad this was a short rundown rather than a 40+min reaction I actually greatly appreciate that! This video really helped to understand the memes
I think Terrifier has the makings of a classic horror franchise-albeit a slightly more obscure / niche one because of how graphic it is. At the heart of any classic horror franchise is a great monster, and Art the Clown certainly is that. He’s wildly sadistic, always seeking to kill in the most cruel, painful and creative of ways. And what sets him apart from other classic horror monsters/villains is how animated and expressive he is. His moments of playful and silliness juxtaposed with his sociopathic behavior makes him both hilarious and absolutely terrifying (Fitting title choice by Leone there haha). Now, this movie definitely had its flaws. The overly long run time, particularly due to its drawn out end, is the most glaring. The film should have been edited down, that’s for sure. With that being said, the plot and the characters introduced in this movie were fantastic. I enjoyed the first one for what it was but without a plot there wasn’t a whole lot to come back for in terms of rewatches. I was impressed with the writing, the acting and of course, the practical effects. The Ally bedroom scene will forever be burned into my mind-easily the coolest and most vile kill i’ve seen on screen. I’m really excited to see where this franchise goes, and i’m curious to see how the mythology of Terrifier unfolds. I’m optimistic with Damien Leone at the helm.
Seriously I ask all the time but gonna ask again. Where oh where do you find your fantastic t shirts? You’ve gotta have one of, if not the best graphic tee shirts out there. I love Chris’ Halloween videos! I’d love a cinema room/ paraphernalia tour with any collectible items and special edition, signed things. Your set up in the background looks great. Thanks for another great video.
Check out Target during season changes and when new movies come out. They drop a few shirts that I’ve seen that Chris wears so I’m sure he gets them from there. Kohl’s too always has an abundance of graphic tees for all kinds of pop culture.
Thanks man! So glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻🤘🏻🤡
Lol this should be pinned
@@TheLastWhiteKid Yeah, why isn't it? Damien, you're fuckin' amazing in that role.
I'm so beyond excited to see it this weekend
Thank you, Damien. I just rewatched the first one last night and forgot how great that movie is. Looking forward to seeing terrifier 2 Friday. Awesome work.
THE FUCKING 🐐 HIMSELF
If you thought the first movie was brutal, this one raises the gore & brutality 10x. Some of the scenes I had literally had to close my eyes. Great slasher film nonetheless. Highly recommend if your a fan of horror/slasher.
The part with the girl with her mom got me I almost stopped watching
Thanks for the review! Certainly looking forward to watching it!
Have you seen a slasher more gorier than this
The first Terrifier was one of the hardest movies to watch for me. It was so freaking brutal.
I really like Art the clown as a villain, but the first movie felt very mean spirited. I do love when Art pulls out a gun and just shoot someone.
It was depressing asf💀
Same here. I couldn't finish it. It was so unexpectedly brutal. I had to turn it off.
It’s like watching a snuff film rather than a slasher movie. Even Freddy,Jason and Michael Myers don’t do these very extreme kills like this clown does.
It was ruined for me by how obviously fake everything is. Like when he saw through the girl, it's obviously a fake rubber model. It's comically bad.
As a fan of Hallow’s Eve and Terrifier, I’m excited to see the sequel. Even as a fan, I know it’s gonna be tough to get through. Terrifier was brutal and I know the director said he wanted to up there ante with the sequel.
Hard to up the ante when you saw a nude chick in half vertically in the first one, loll
It’s awesome
The movie was 10/10
Just watched it and holy shit did they top it. My wife is not the biggest fan of movies like this and she loved it
Man I went to the movies to see it last night, and Man did I love it, fuck it don't cut anything out. That shit was a gore mind fuck and I left wanting more, maybe I'm sick in the head fir wanting more but man Art the clown makes pennywise look like a little sissy.
It's always a good October day when Chris Stuckmann reviews horror movies.
I mean, that's part of his Halloween special lol.
Can confirm It’s been a good October for the last 10 years.
idk why this comment reads like a Tommy Wiseau line
@@roach-man2087 he doesn’t do it every day
these days every f*n person doing reviews or movie reviews ..some of them actually do a better job an these poplar ones
This is, HANDS DOWN AND BY FAR, the best time of year.
Agreed.
People can have "The Holidays" and the beginning of winter, give me Spooky Season and Autumn.
Is your name actually Danny DeVito?
@@gbeach85 no. Its Daniel.
thats sad
So happy that you gave this an honest review, Searching for Terrifier 2 review just gives clickbait, or just a guy telling us what happens in the movie. Thanks again for providing actual reviews Stuckman :)
I love how Chris’ reviews went from a
“I’m a movie fan” tone to a “I’m a filmmaker” vibe. 👍🏼
*Chris's
Singular possessive.
Stay in school.
@@dildojizzbaggins6969 Both forms are correct. If a proper name ends with an s, you can add just the apostrophe or an apostrophe and an s.
Take an extra class yourself, bud.
@@dildojizzbaggins6969 Pointless troll making a pointless observation that makes no sense.
Yeah, now his is way nicer to movies 😁
Did you know he went to film school?
I enjoyed the first Terrifier way more than I thought I would have. I'm not a 100% big fan of the Slasher genre, but sometimes there are surprised (like X and Pearl for example). Looking forward to this, Hellraiser, and Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities as part of my October horror movie marathon month.
You just mentioned all my recent favorites
The dark humor from art is what makes it so great. Its like the joker but if the joker was slasher villain.
This is insane that a slasher movie is two hours long. I can’t imagine seeing all the grotesque kills that this sadistic clown does in this one,like he does in his previous movie.
He takes his time, trust me
and then dies a simple death maybe?
bro when I say the movie blew it all on the practical effects I mean it. the very first death in the movie sets the bar high on the gore, and when you get to the yellow room scene it goes on for fucking ever. like at one point, I turned away and the sounds of the person being just absolutely obliterated made it even harder to ignore and when I looked up the final product will stay with you. arts fucking vicious in this and for the first time ever, I kept turning to a buddy of mine and went, "oh yeah he's a bad guy alright". like he's MEAN, still funny. but the dude acts like a villain in it lol even for horror movie standards. I hope you enjoy it but if you can't get past the opening kill you probably won't get through any other one
This movie was just fucked up as hell I will give it props for being the grossest and most brutal movie I’ve ever seen. Literally made hostel look like poltergeist
Dude I was worried going in to this cause I've never seen a slasher film that long and I thought it was gonna get boring but holy crap it went by so fast, such a thrill ride!
ten years of halloweens with you chris?! it can’t be! thanks for being so awesome!!!!
It makes me so happy that Chris is acknowledging the Terrifier franchise.
I love the horror genre but it's hard for me to enjoy such gore outside of a action film, like a Tarantino film
Am I the only one who thinks the theme song for the first Terrifier was 🔥?
Why?
@@saxglend9439 Because the first Terrifier was kind of an independent film that I don't hear a lot of people talk about. I'm glad Art the clown is getting the attention he deserves.
@@graffiti.777 It is.
I remember catching seeing this film by accident. It’s strangely entertaining. But as you say Chris. Like they say in the biz. “You got to cut your darlings!”. Editing a film down on the most part is a good thing. Wishing you continued good luck with Your film Chris! As a backer I’m really excited to see what you have done. Happy Halloween! 🎃🙂👍
You remember accidentally watching a film that came out like 5 minutes ago?
I was worried about the run time but honestly, it didn’t drag once for me and I loved it. I’m happy to have only had glimpse of the storyline behind Art as I think Damien will go into it further in the next one.
Yeah he said he dident want to ruin art the clown an keep it more suspenseful
This year's Halloween Special is packed and I'm loving every minute of it. I agree with your take on the sort of legacy Terrifier is building. I mean, horror circles love Art.
Terrifier
Hell raiser
Halloween Ends
The Black Phone
Nope
Barbarian
Prey
X
Pearl
Let's Go 2022.
Feeling like 1988 right now with the plethora of sci-fi /horror bangers we've gotten so far.
It's been a good year for us
And then there's the Chucky show too
I absolutely loved this movie and think it’s an achievement for independent film to succeed to well and to execute so much with such a comparatively small budget.
This has ended up as one of my favourite horror flicks of the year. The glasses scene absolutely slayed me.
That part was actually pretty funny lol
Yeah I laughed lol
Really glad you covered this movie, a movie like this hollywood wouldnt touch with a ten foot pole. Loved the first movie and cant wait to see this one. Hoping for some Canadian dates cause i would love to experience this in theatres. Awesome coverage Mr. Stuckmann
Hollywood f-ing sucks!!!
I genuinely can't wait to see this film. I was late to seeing the first Terrifier, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Took me back to 70s / 80s horror B movies. But Art was fantastic and completely captivating. Hopefully there'll be a third film.
The makeup, acting, filming and effects are all amazing and outstanding.
It's the story that lets these movies down.
Agreed, the storyline is what kept Michael Myers alive for generations and really there was no gore. Halloween is my kinda slasher movie.
I saw a clip from this movie on Twitter because I read an article talking about how people were fainting and puking in the theaters. I said "yeah right" then I watched the clip. While I didn't throw up, I did feel pretty bad after watching it and thought maybe that movie is not for me. I know it might be unfair to judge it based on a minute long clip but I had the feeling this movie exists to wallow in sadism. And I'm someone who enjoyed The Sadness.
It's nowhere near as uncomfortable as The Sadness was. I too enjoyed the Sadness, bought the disc on 4k, but what made that uncomfortable was the sexual element to everything. You don't get that a lot with flicks like that and it made it hard to watch (which is a good thing for a sicko like me). Terrifier 2 is just fun, over-the-top gore with a really amusing to watch baddie. That said, your comment was a year ago, so maybe you've seen it since! :)
I’m so happy Chris reviewed this. Terrifier is one of my personal favorites and immediately bought tickets for this sequel once I saw my theater was showing it.
@K, U aren’t a KILLA Okay child. Let the adults watch the scary “demonic” movies that your mommy told you about after dropping you on the head. If you need a adult to send that letter out for you just ask.
Same, seeing it tonight!
Definitely the rare horror sequel that improves upon its predecessor. Even with the same horror villain and same premise, it does feel like a drastically different movie. I’m glad they went in the direction they went in.
Yeah it's like they really took it serious and it shows. It's really good
Terrifier sucked so badly! Terrifier 2 is a cinematic horror gem. I was baffled by the vast improvement in the sequel.
@@andrewjudeus6283 the first one was really good too.
terrifeir 2 had some extremely disturbing scenes, but it had the best Halloween vibes from any movie I've seen this year. way better than halloween ends :P
The first Terrifier is so good, was actually disturbed and put off while watching it. Felt like the best “modern” slasher we’ve gotten in a minute, especially in the gore department. Great review! Can’t wait to see #2 this weekend
So you were "disturbed and put off while watching it" but cant wait to see the 2nd one?
Don’t faint
How did you likenit
@@jimmyswag3413 you can be both bro. i was disturbed by that shit but i loved it myself
Also, the runtime was warranted. It built up Sienna, Jonathan, and the entire ensemble through and through. I enjoyed it more than any other horror movie last year.
Met David H Thornton in full makeup at a con recently. He was 100% in character and it was awesome.
To be honest, his acting is what makes these Terrifiers iconic. People can question the acting of others or the storyline (it's a slasher lol...need I say more) but if you have an "all eyes on me" character...it can make up for any flaws. I'll be a fan of Terrifier unless Thornton is out.
Loved this, big step up from the first installment. Liked the story & for everybody complaining, it clearly sets up a third Terrifier. Really love how Damien Leone just has no chill in his direction choices, this movie really stands out. Superb cast too!
The process of trimming your film is what's often referred to as "kill your darlings." I imagine it can be difficult, although I imagine not as difficult as it once was, since it's so much easier to share with your audience (whereas it was once nigh impossible and required much more effort).
The FX in this are just amazing. lol The bedroom scene was just bonkers.
May have been a long one, but hell I was so entertained I didn’t even feel it ❤ I appreciate the love that went into this movie, we need this kind of storytelling in horror; no intervention or changes from studios, just the director’s vision!
Makeup artists are excellent in this movie, everything is very well done, kills are very fun and creative, its extremely gore I dont think they are truly scary movies, but definitely entertaining
I absolutely loved Terrifier despite seeing mostly bad reviews about it. It has peek Grindhouse vibes and Art the Clown is absolutely terrifyingly sadistic. Very much looking forward to seeing this sequel!
@@mezzb this guy gets it!
I love that we got the director’s cut in theaters. I want a 3 hr and 11 min Terrifier 3😂😂
Man it’s always a great good October day when Chris Stuckmann reviews horror movies 🎥 as always Dude u rock HELL YEAH
You’re the 3rd comment like this saying pretty much the exact same thing. Can’t you be original?
Massive Terrifier fan! Terrifier 2 has cemented itself as my new favorite horror film of all time which hasn’t EVER changed since the OG A Nightmare on Elm Street. My three words to describe this movie would be Visceral, Uncompromising & Nightmarish. Best horror movie that I’ve seen in theaters! 😊
Thank u. Art n the sadness r kings
I still prefer the original. Art's performance toppled what felt like an impersonation in the sequel. Still enjoyed T2, but i feel like it's getting worse with age.
Can't believe I've been with this channel for ten years that is astounding to me .
Keep it up Chris I love the channel an always here for more content . Can't wait to see the movie your cooking up .
My favorite time of the year because of your horror movie reviews, thanks Chris! Can’t wait to see your movie!
Just saw the film. You’re spot on about everything. I thought the gore was overkill but it felt brutal in a good way. Sienna was awesome
Its always a good October day when Chris Stuckmann reviews horror films indeed
Just seen this film . Leone really did a great horror here . Old school . No holding back . Just good old fashioned horror .
He clearly loves 80s horror .
Would love too see him do another horror idea other that art just too see what he does .
i find the gore to be more raw and real looking in old slasher films! as oppose to crystal clear overly done modern horror...this is why i like damien so much as a horror director... its great
Ayo, I recently watched Cure (1997) and I would really love to hear your opinion on it during this Halloween month. Easily one of the best horror movies I’ve seen.
It really is fantastic, watched it recently as well. Can’t wait for the Criterion release
I was waiting for this movie since last year! Finally it's here and I'm very excited to watch the second one. Art is definitely very disturbing and his killings are so creative and gruesome.
how did you like it?
Review?
@@samuellp1146 it was wack
@@kkglizzo6552 in a bad way?
it made the first one look like a kids movie (in some scenes)
I've been a fan of TERRIFIER since it first came out. I watched TERRIFIER 2 this week and it was fantastic. I kept thinking, "I'm so glad this is a long film because every minute is brilliant - the more the better!" It's a great horror film that still retains a sense of fun while being incredibly gory and brutal...and I am thrilled to see a low-budget indie horror film becoming so hugely popular.
@PUFB I feel like THAT particular kill, lost a little bit of the fun for me and kind of just felt mean spirited. Either way I loved it.
I feel like T2 is getting worse and worse with age. I've grown a whole new appreciation for the original which in the end beats the pants off it's sequel imo. Art in T2 feels like an 'impersonation' of art. It's almost as if they went A nightmare on Elm Street 4: Dream master with T2, and sold out a little in order to make it appeal to the mainstream.
I didn't like Sianna's brother either(Casting was off imo), The death sequence at the halloween store was just awful(CG effects needed to go),Certain scenes dragged for too long(Club/dance party being the finest ex, and tearing apart that possum in the school hallway was just hokey.) and i just don't get the praise for that dream sequence in the beginning.
My favorite part in the entire movie, was...well, the beginning. Art murdering that Dr., and then cleaning himself up at the laundry mat was when the movie peaked. :D It's just, when you re-watch the orginal, Art's performance is vastly better. His face is more freakish/gaunt, his mannerisms are creepier and more expressive, i just prefer it's darker grittier grind house vibe and setting. And it never got all cheesy and fantastical either. I LIKE cheesy and fantastical, but the sequel got too carried away. Plus sienna's heavy breathing was just excessive. :P
I got to be a personal assistant on the set of Terrifier 2 right when COVID started, and seeing Chris review it feels so surreal!
seeing this tonight in a packed theater i’m so hyped!
Haha enjoy bro
Me too!
Lucky. My local theater doesn't have it
@@theirishpotato6588 aw that sucks! mine was the only one in a 50 mile radius to be playing it so i’m definitely grateful.
@@izzymotley indeed it does same with trick r treat. Big W for you
I'm glad they got more run-time, looking forward to this.
Update: Absolutely LOVED this! A few of the kills were absolutely brutal. I didn't care for the "first ending" and the acting was a little hit and miss. BUT... the clown (Art) was amazing!
I saw this in theatres, and yes, this movie is long, I think the last scene was overdoing it, but it really gave time for the characters to have a real relationship.
My favourite part was when Art said “it’s terrifyin time” and started terrifying all over everyone. Absolute masterpiece, truly one of the movies of all time
"Tik-Tok, you're dead"
“Where r u?” “ THE TERRIFIER”
It's even crazier this film got a wide theatrical release
As a huge advocate of horror, I love the idea of longer run time for the film.
some acting in this film felt alot better than the first one, like everyone was happier to be involved, art is an iconic slasher now and I gotta say these movies really complete my October
I can't wait to see this!! I hope it hits digital before Halloween...Over 2hrs is way too long for a movie like this though.
Finally watched last night and i think the reason for it's longer runtime might be, it didn't want the viewers to feel it's rush like most horror movies nowadays tend to do specially with the ending. so i actually appreciate that it took its time surprisingly in a good way and was satisfying overall. It was a good horror movie which i didn't expected considering the 1st one which i hate to be honest but Terrifier 2 was amazing.
Loved this movie! Took me back to old school horror with director's like John Carpenter and Dario Argento.
I kept hearing good things about this one and FINALLY watched it this week (not having seen the first movie). I thought it was LOTS of fun. Tone is something that's hard to describe. The feeling you get when a certain film maker is at the helm. THis movie has a very inventive and unique tone imo. As completely over the top as the gore scenes are, they mostly aren't the same old thing you've seen a million times before. Leone has a vision, and it comes through and I dug it. I actually didn't realize it was so long, and that's a very good thing.
Terrifier 1 and 2 are insane, they put you in a real horror.
"Art the Clown is a sadistic, Brutal, FUCKING PSYCHO. Like Jesus Christ. This dude will not stop when you're dead. He will still play around with your body parts and do weird shit to you" (Stuckman, 2022). This is the best description ever!
I love horror movies, but usually prefer to stay away from gore. However, the clown in Terrifier is one of the scariest killers I've ever seen. I might watch this one.
Same here. Love Horror movies but tend not to enjoy the very gory, brutal torture type of movies. When Terrifier 1 came out I loved the clown design, but ultimately decided not to watch it as I read about just how gratuitous the violence is.
I can’t wait to watch this! The first one was so unsettling. Especially THAT scene
I still think about THAT scene 2 years later
I find it funny that everyone knows what you mean by the vague statement THAT scene. Just shows how truly unsettling it is.
That scene was maximum brutality. Ooof
Something something naked woman and big saw?
Yes that scene was shockingly brutal but it ended up being a bit ridiculous because anyone would have become unconscious within seconds
I really can't wait to watch this. I really enjoyed the first Terrifier, and the anthology halloween film All Hallows Eve. The people who make these understands what makes a slasher film work.
The music is fantastic in this. Especially when Sienna is making her costume!
this was BRUTAL!! i am a seasoned horror fan and i had to take a step out of the theater after a certain kill and take a deep breath and drink of water 😭😭loved it
What was the kill?
@@arcticreviews the one in the bedroom i just have a thing about….hair getting pulled like that
@@gracex3217 I haven’t seen it what happens
@@arcticreviews it’s an amazing kill which featured the use of an animatronic, love seeing the practical effects. I was hollering when it was happening it was great everyone else in the theater was cringing. But he essentially flays a woman alive and then pours bleach and salt on her but there is way more to it I don’t want to spoil it. You just have to see it.
@Jfufj yeah I saw this scene everyone was talking about it looked so fake I couldn’t take it serious lol
As someone who’s watched all of the Final Destination movies and most of the Saw movies. Holy crap the gore in this movie is wretchedly sick. Even I couldn’t handle this. If you are into extreme gore with zero camera cuts, and always shows every excruciating bloody, disgusting detail of the kill occurring. Then this movie is perfect for you.
just to show how badly the first final destination freaked me out when i first saw it..i just can't get on a plane... have not been able to since the year 2001 lol i watched the plane scene recently and i must have missed this but it shows this man blow up literally body parts exploding when the wire blows up and falls on him...its just a horrifying scene
I really enjoyed the first one and felt the same about how it was unusual and exciting to find a "NEW" scary clown. Looking forward to seeing this one also.
I have like three movie reviewers that I watch and I had seen two of their reviews after coming from the film fest last week. I hadn't watched yours before I went to see Terrifier 2. Had I watched yours I probably would have just waited and watched it on streaming. People go see it it's a Gore fest it's kill fest but to me I got the impression from other reviewers that things that were unexplained in the first one were explained in this one and they weren't. We definitely have a plot this time we have some character development but I need to know more about where Art came from, the film had two and a half hours to tell me and it didn't. The effects and the gore were non-stop, don't take anyone squeamish with you, I did kind of appreciate that 🤣
Lauren was good like damn she really carried so much of the movie not that it wasn’t aweosme and she’s so gorgeous and that outfit is so cool and she just felt so believable in every scene.
Saw it on opening night at the theater. It was super long. But I absolutely loved it and after 2 years of waiting for the sequel I think that's okay.
A ‘THANKS’ from the director?!? You’ve earned it, Stuckmanizer! I come to your channel after every movie I watch for your thoughts on it
YESSS! I'm so happy you saw this and are talking about it. I hope everyone goes to see it.
It’s not in any theaters near me or I would go see it
So hyped for this one. I straying away from all things even mentioning Terrifier 2 just to avoid spoilers, but I knew I could trust Chris' review to be truly spoiler-free.
Chris I absolutely love you Halloween Specials and this week has been a very good surprise!!
I saw it this last Thursday night and it was brutal as hell. I freaking loved it. Definitely buying it when it releases. Had multiple deaths that might be the most brutal I've ever seen on a big screen! Definitely check it out in theaters if you can
Just saw the movie this morning in theaters, it was very entertaining. I loved the dream sequences. The practical effects were awesome. The kills were a bit too disturbing for my taste but I still enjoyed the movie.
First off the movie started off with one of my favorite bands, the midnight, then I slowly realized this is what people want out of the genre for the most part.
Gone are the days...
Lest we forget adam Green who was way ahead of the gore genre.
I felt the gore was a reflection of the world we live in today and Leone touches on it in his own special way.
Great movie.
Part 3 should bring back the tradition of being in 3D. There hasn't been a good 3D horror movie in a very long time. And seeing Art The Clown in 3D it's just what October 2023 needs.
I was lucky enough to see the world premier of Terrifier 2 at Frightfest in London in August. It was awesome I can't wait to see it again.
My ONLY complaint is that it’s a bit too long. Art has become the king dick of horror, he rules. The best part? I actually gave a shit about the characters, and the main girl is awesome. After the huge disappointment that was Halloween Ends, Damien and Art saved Halloween for us.
congrats on over 10 years on the channel! incredible as always
I won't mind a longer run time I've been waiting forever it seems, so the more Art I can get the better. Art is the next horror icon; I'm talking Michael Myers icon status and if the creators of this character never let anyone else make any horrible sequels, then I know Art will be big! I love Art!
I think he'll make Pinhead tier of notoriety, not quite Michael Myers or Jason. Great character!
For me Gabriel is the next horror icon since The Malignant. James Wan did great.
Loved the first Terrifier , it was reminiscent of older horror/slasher movies from the 80s.
I loved this movie so much. I thought that Terrifier was good and showed potential but ultimately didn't stick to it. Terrifier 2 seemed to understand and acknowledge the criticisms against the first film and work on establishing those things. It's a very solid movie to the point that I'd even call this one of the best slasher sequels I've ever seen. Glad to see that everyone's more or less enjoying this film a lot!
Still say the best bit from both films were the brief parts in the first one where he's wearing the person's face and walking around. Some of those shots were just masterfully done and incredibly unsettling.
I am not a big gore/slasher fan at all and it's normally not a genre I engage with but the first Terrifier is my absolute favorite in the genre so I am really looking forward to seeing this
Such a refreshing horror movie. I didn’t mind it being so long… I liked it. I couldn’t get enough. I think this is the best slasher movie ever. It has so many more elements than just classifying it as a slasher though. The storyline really makes it different than all the stereotypical slasher movies.
Terrifier 2 is arguably the bloodiest slasher movie I have ever seen, while seeing it at the cinema, I said to myself; "if I keep eating pop corn, I'm going to vomit". So that's why I stopped eating, I remember hearing to someone who was sitting next to me, asked me; What is going on in someone's mind who make such violent movies? and I answered him; "Because it's so much fun, you got it?. Then, he told me; "you must be still in kindergarden", thank you for uploading this video.
After seeing Terrifier I had Art the Clown burned in my brain for weeks. Totally fucking disturbing and oddly funny. I can't wait to check this out and I was happy they made a 2nd movie about this character, because he is compelling in his brutal butchering glee.
Not only that, but it really sounds like the sequel is going to top the original. I love seeing a rare horror sequel that manages to improve upon the original formula.
I have Art burnt in my memory as the most uninspired and pain-inducing horror villain ever put on screen. Easily in my top five of the worst horror films ever.
@@dropboxmoabit384 do you need something to do instead of making snarky comments on a post for a movie you don't like? Cause I can give you all sorts of suggestions.
I LOOOVED the first one & having on blu ray.. gonna see this for sure on Friday with friends , but i liked the clown the way he walk & do funny stuffs his cute 🥰
@@dropboxmoabit384 Your list needs updating then. I can offer you heaps of horror movies more deserving of the Worst Five list.
Hot take: What made the first Terrifier movie so scary was that you believed Art the Clown was a real serial killer. (Like an actual guy who chooses to dress up like a mime and reek havoc.) He was mysterious, he was funny, and that I believe is his primary allure. In the second film, while it still had its “terrifying” moments; the story leaned too far into Science Fiction (or metaphysical or theological horror) for my taste. Don’t get me wrong, I loved some of the dream-like elements, (like the Clown Cafe scenes) but I would have been contented if they remained just that: a dream. By leaning too far into sci-fi or metaphysical horror, Art lost some of his relatability and believability. While I know these films are sort of a tribute and a parody of the Grindhouse/Art Film genre… Making the metaphors so heavy-handed. (Like the main girl dressed as a literal Angel, as if we couldn’t tell that the guy who goes around randomly murdering people is the villain), even though it’s meant to be intentionally kitschy, also takes away some of the thrill from the film. (I keep thinking there’s some deep subversive meaning in these choices, but if there is, it was lost on me.)The moral ambiguities of the characters of the first film is what made them interesting to watch, whereas these characters are so one-dimensional and stereotypical of the genre that no longer seem like believable characters.
The pale girl, in my opinion, is a completely superfluous character; and the scene where she is introduced (in the laundromat where she sees Art naked) is so unnecessary, gross, and cringy. That scene belongs in Cuties, and while I didn’t find that scene particularly terrifying; I’m sure the young actress who played the part did, lol! (And I couldn’t help but think of that MAD TV skit where the father walks into the living room wearing his underwear, it was that embarrassing.) The end of the movie was terrible, and while it was a fun experience, overall, the ending made it feel like one of those Marvel movies where script writers have three endings to choose from, so they just pick all three. The story never really ends, and nothing is actually resolved. Contrast this to a classic film, like Carrie, where things are resolved, loose ends are tied up neatly with a bow; but there’s still a unexpected surprise ending, one that could have still worked as a cliffhanger, had they (meaning Stephan King) made a sequel. Today’s filmmakers should take a page out of the books they are copying, if they want to make movies that can actually withstand the test of time.
I'm going to see Terrifier 2 Friday evening, I can't wait for all the carnage!
No matter how you feel, seeing the interviews from the actors and director you can at least respect what he is trying to do and appreciate it
I do appreciate how the director even said he is very aware of exploitation and how far he can/wants to go and i appreciate that
Bravo, Damien! This satisfied my gore hound craving, MAJORLY. And the look/cinematography/sets were incredible as well.
It's crazy how cutting even a few frames from a sequence can change it, more editors in the making should take note of that and be more critical about things like that, they might not realize it matters so much
Absolutely astounded this is in theaters
This was an amazing movie. I love how this film pulled the plug on the gore. Not to mention Thornton's role as Art the Clown. He makes Jason and Freddy look like amateurs.
Going to see this tonight at my AMC!! So excited
I personally can't watch horror movies I'm just not that type but I've been seeing alot of art the clowns memes and was puzzled by it all until someone in a comment section named the movie and im glad this was a short rundown rather than a 40+min reaction I actually greatly appreciate that! This video really helped to understand the memes
I think Terrifier has the makings of a classic horror franchise-albeit a slightly more obscure / niche one because of how graphic it is. At the heart of any classic horror franchise is a great monster, and Art the Clown certainly is that. He’s wildly sadistic, always seeking to kill in the most cruel, painful and creative of ways. And what sets him apart from other classic horror monsters/villains is how animated and expressive he is. His moments of playful and silliness juxtaposed with his sociopathic behavior makes him both hilarious and absolutely terrifying (Fitting title choice by Leone there haha).
Now, this movie definitely had its flaws. The overly long run time, particularly due to its drawn out end, is the most glaring. The film should have been edited down, that’s for sure. With that being said, the plot and the characters introduced in this movie were fantastic. I enjoyed the first one for what it was but without a plot there wasn’t a whole lot to come back for in terms of rewatches. I was impressed with the writing, the acting and of course, the practical effects. The Ally bedroom scene will forever be burned into my mind-easily the coolest and most vile kill i’ve seen on screen.
I’m really excited to see where this franchise goes, and i’m curious to see how the mythology of Terrifier unfolds. I’m optimistic with Damien Leone at the helm.
Can’t wait to watch this! It feels like you’re never safe with Art. Like he knows every single move you make. Freaky deaky dood
Seriously I ask all the time but gonna ask again. Where oh where do you find your fantastic t shirts? You’ve gotta have one of, if not the best graphic tee shirts out there. I love Chris’ Halloween videos! I’d love a cinema room/ paraphernalia tour with any collectible items and special edition, signed things. Your set up in the background looks great. Thanks for another great video.
Check out Target during season changes and when new movies come out. They drop a few shirts that I’ve seen that Chris wears so I’m sure he gets them from there. Kohl’s too always has an abundance of graphic tees for all kinds of pop culture.
The kid with the glasses in this movie is Elliott from the Little Punk People TH-cam channel. He discusses heavy metal stuff.