35/22
After being resurrected by a sinister entity, Art the Clown returns to the shy town of Miles County, where he targets a teenage girl and her younger brother on Halloween night. The haunted house scenes in “Terrifier” were filmed at a real haunted house, the Fright Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The filmmakers used what was already available to them. Art’s favorite acid is fluoroantimonic acid, which he keeps in a clear bottle. It is a super acid that can even dissolve glass. Art the Clown: …….. There is a mid-credits scene in a mental institution where Chris Jericho is the security guard Alan Burke and Leah Voysey is the nurse. Tiberius Film’s DVD and Blu-ray releases in Germany are cut by about three minutes to achieve the “Not Under 18” rating (necessary because the guidelines for video releases are stricter than for indoor releases). Basically, all violent scenes were cut to tone down the violence. French Nameless Media’s 4K Ultra-HD Blu-ray Mediabook releases are completely uncut and have received a mild SPIO/JK approval. Edited by Terrifier (2016). The Equalizer (Not Alone) Written by Tim McEwan & Tyler Lyle (as Jamison Tyler Lyle) Performed by The Midnight on BMG Platinum Songs U.S. (BMI) courtesy. I thought the first film was innovative and had an incredible, unique and dark tone throughout. I’m so glad they did, but it never really worked for me. At the beginning of the movie, people were screaming and clapping, but at the end, everyone left like any other movie. There is always a fair amount of bloody murder, but there was always something wrong or missing. And the mother’s horrible acting too, lol. Thanks for the memories, I hope there will be a third one and it will have the same atmosphere as the original! Why does this app need 600 characters now? It must be because the billion dollar show got ripped off, so now they are making it harder to write reviews. Regardless, I’ll ramble on until I reach the limit. Damn, there’s 100 more, it’s crazy. I hope they reduce this number because it is too much to write about.