"Terrifier" is a horror film released in 2016, directed by Damien Leone. It's known for its intense and gruesome depiction of violence, as well as its chilling antagonist, Art the Clown.
The story follows two young women, Tara and Dawn, who encounter Art the Clown on Halloween night. After their car breaks down, they find themselves pursued by the sadistic and deranged killer as they try to seek help.
Art the Clown, portrayed by David Howard Thornton, is a silent and grotesque figure clad in clown makeup and costume. He delights in tormenting his victims with a variety of brutal and sadistic methods, leaving a trail of carnage in his wake.
As Tara and Dawn fight for their lives against Art the Clown, they are drawn into a nightmarish and relentless struggle for survival. Along the way, they encounter other unsuspecting victims who fall prey to Art's twisted and murderous desires.
"Terrifier" is characterized by its gritty and unsettling atmosphere, as well as its graphic and visceral depictions of violence. The film's shocking and brutal scenes have garnered attention from horror fans and critics alike, solidifying its reputation as a cult classic in the genre.
While "Terrifier" may not be for the faint of heart due to its extreme content, it has earned praise for its effective use of suspense, tension, and practical effects. It has since spawned a sequel, "Terrifier 2," which continues the story of Art the Clown and his reign of terror.
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