TERRIFIER 2 - The Most Horrifying Slasher Ever Made?
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Just to add on to "why does Art act all bewildered when he gets attacked when he is immortal" the director has said that Art doesn't actually understand that he is immortal.
Art is special
😂😂😂😂
which perfectly fits his childlike mind.
So hes a dumbass? Really out of the box writing there, ive never seen that before
That's brilliant lmao
Fun fact: The guy playing Art, David Howard Thornton (a professionally trained mime) wanted to make the dck cutting scene worse. He wanted to take the severed dck, blow it up like a balloon, feed it to the guy, then continue torturing him, but the director said that would be "too disturbing". The girl in the bedroom got scapled, her arm ripped off, her eye gouged out, her skin peeled off, bleach and salt rubbed into her wounds, and completely shredded, but apparently a guy getting his dck cut off is "too disturbing".
Bruh Now that's terrifying 😳 💀
I mean, sadly, brutality towards women is very common in horror movies. Can't really judge how bad this would've been though, sounds awful regardless.
Sounds like they’re just trying too hard
@@admiralweb27 that is not true at the slightest, men get always far worse hits in movies of todays world.
@@neklmae3375 Maybe, it's really hard to judge that though. But infamously, horror movies have always been far more brutal to women, regardless if that's been changing as of recent.
I like how Art doesn't shy away from pulling out a gun (or shotgun in this one) every now and then. Makes him even more chaotic and unpredictable.
Yep. It's hilarious. Usually when people are fighting back and he's getting pissed at them ruining his fun lmfao
a lot of slashers aren't shooters
That unpredictability is the thing that makes him terrifiying
my mom met David Thorn at a horror convention. She claimed he was the nicest person...but he was in his Art the clown get up so she never went near him because he was so creepy. He just stalked the convention halls...creeping people out. He would even sneak up behind them and just stand there. Some of the actors that were at the convention didn't notice him until the fans point out, and they proceeded to lose their minds! God I wish I went.
that sounds horrifying and amazing
@@william-afton607 I couldn't go sadly, but I'm glad my mom had a good time and had fun meeting Mr. Thorn.
It's super kinda funny that the people who play any mortifying horror character, turn out to be super chilled and wholesome in real life.
@@rhiannonhamilton4427 all the stress is reliefed in smashing and sawing the props! Duuh!
Lol amazing. Apparently most of the guys who play iconic horror villains are really nice. Robert Englund, Doug Bradley, Tobin Bell... I think you'd want that from someone playing such a horrible character.
Imagine saying to him, "Shake my hand in character" and he tears your arm in half, length-wise.
Can't wait for Elvis to star in Terrifier 3 as Art.
Truly the casting of all time
Art the clown is cool. I'd pay good money to be his friend.
No I prefer the current one but it would be awesome to have a bunch of the RUclips reviewers play the star victims and survivors just because I feel that it helped the first one with getting people interested in more of Art on top of the crowd funding
yes Yes YEs YES YES YES YES YES
If you don't know anything about anyone mentioned here, this is the strangest sentence ever.
Jonathan having exatly ONE expression in response to seeing the most fucked up shit imaginable all throughout the movie was almost as hilarious as Art himself. Kid's just like 👁👄👁 for two and a half hours.
He’s probably one of those kids who regularly went on liveleak to see the worst he can find and became desensitized. Would be in character in a way. Ngl it’s funny as hell though 😂
He's a youtuber. His channel is Little Punk People
no one cares
This is something I can’t really relate to because I haven’t been a 12 yr old boy AND haven’t watched some deranged clown mime do what Art did. I can imagine being 12 and having my mom be murdered and maybe crying like a baby but I suppose for him, it was much more unbelievably shocking than anything.
Being there and hearing/watching about it are 2 different things and I can’t say I wouldn’t have the same reaction. Can’t say I’ve seen anything like that happen in real life so…I know I wouldn’t see it come nor know how to really react.
@@dinogt8477 k.
I love how much fun Art is having whenever he gets to kill people, you never question what his motive is as a horror movie monster because it’s obvious
Just throwing this out there it was confirmed by the director that in the first movie art was just a normal guy and expected to die when he shot himself. He had no idea he would survive and this only happened because the girl is more like a ghost/demon who revived him and dresses like him simply because she/it enjoys the chaos he causes, effectively making him immortal now. Also if you look closely the girl is not his first victim the last line on the paper reads "in a string of recent murders". Also her friends name was Allie not Annie lol another thing in the movie is "why didn't art just kill Sienna at the shop", in the movie Johnathan says that "it has to be at the carnival" due to something in his dad's book, that's all the explanation we get...
Damn. My boy Art had his own demon/god/thing fangirl
In other words, Art is basically a lucky MFer and the demon ( whoever it is ) decided to give him a get out jail free card and decided to use him as some kind of servant to do its bidding, which I'm sure Art was happy to oblige
Idk why but this sounds like a troll comment
Art the clown 🤝 Light Yagami
Being entertainment for bored divine/supernatural creatures
@@MrFredstt
I feel sorry for the people who *didn't* throw up in the theatre to see this. Imagine sitting there with a constant smell of vomit
truly immersive cinema
@@texasred8424 4D
I have seen alot of Italian horror so I wasn't to shocking but still nasty.
I dont understand how people vomit at stuff like this XD Just goes to show you how sheltered people are and the fact that they've never actually seen real death before
@@MrBrettB123 Its honestly got nothing to do with that really. Some people could be very used to it, and just vomit out of no where because thats how the body feels at that moment.
To be 'un sheltered', you don't need to see a brutal death. Very Darwinian lol
Being new to this movie series I can definitely say that the gore can be creative as hell.
The gore is comical as hell. Lmao
@@PittsburghSonido true haha.
I've only ever watched Elvis' reviews of these two movies, so I checked out their budgets.
$35 000 for the first and $250 000 for the sequel. That's crazy cheap. Mad respect to them and I hope they make another.
have you not watched final destination series ?
I feel like the scene where he got her friend in her house was a little too much (like when he pretended to be a trick or treater). I usually don't mind gore in horror movies but I was like damn she's dead that's enough lol
The creepy little girl was actually very important to the story, as she was the one responsible for Art's resurrection, and it has been implied that she was somehow demonic and supernatural, maybe even more so than Art. Honestly, she really creeped me out.
Pale girl is a demon Azazel that takes form of the girl Emily that was killed by Art, and Art is completely a human and doesn't have any powers by himself, she is the one who heals his wounds and revives him and does all kind of favors for him, Art was chosen by that Demon because of actions he does.
@@donataspuidokas2601that’s dumb
A prediction I made was that Art was the father of the children. The sketches in the notebook are far too real that only a true witness would be able to draw this. It also states the father had major brain damage and was abusive towards the end. Brooke states that you could hear the father's scream from a mile away, maybe explaining why Art doesn't talk.
That honestly would have made for a much more interesting storyline. Much more interesting than the storyline we ended up getting.
That was actually my first thought too. It'd definitely be better if they went with this storyline.
^^
The little girl is important because she's the dark entity that brought him back and keeps him alive, keeps the evil alive. Plus she died at the carnival. Probably at the Terrifier attraction. I think that all has some importance that ties together. At least that's what I gathered from my first watch, I'll have to watch it again. Great movie series Art is literally terrifying to me lol
She was Art the Clown’s first victim. And he killed her at the carnival. That’s the importance.
i think we gonna get real truth and how it ties together in third movie, just like it was for me with deathrace franchise
What does the diarrhoea signify?
@@DarthPerkins I have no clue. Maybe decay from the human dead body I'd assume? But that's just my guess lol
@@butterflyraine281 That’s an interesting concept, that’s cool
The girl is one of two things: either the ghost of the 10-year-old girl that Art murdered, or, alternatively, the LPG is the demon who resurrected Art so he could provide her with endless entertainment.
I agree, a demon in the face of his first innocent victim ( how sick the demon/Art is )
What's LPG?
@ LittlestPetGop
It's already known that the girl is someone Art murdered. Pause the movie on the newspaper bit.
It’s confirmed by the creator of the film that the girl is indeed the demon that resurrected art :)
Fun fact about Allie's death, realistically you'd die as soon as you were scalped or had bleach poured onto you. If not that, then you would've bled out long before Allie's mother arrived. Art basically had powers that prevented you from dying so that you could feel everything happening to you hence the reanimation of Allie once her mother enters the room. Pretty knarly stuff, I must say.
I've seen a guy get scalped when his hair got stuck on a ferris-wheel and he's still conscious after it and even survived.
it was pale girl keeping her alive, everyone thinks Art himself has some powers but it's not true, it's the demon that does those magical things
@@donataspuidokas2601how do you know that?
i dont know about the bleeding out thing but i do know for a fact that bleach is not that corrosive
sure it would hurt but for bleach to kill you from the outside it would take quite a while.
i also personally know a guy who got scalped by a metal lathe and he lived happily ever after... well maybe not happy but he lived! still does actually
@@xXRunDeathXx I simply have amazing observing skills
One of the best features of Art is preciely how goofy the guy is. He is a clown after all, and he acts like one. That scene in the costume shop was hilarious
Find the laundry scene funny how he reacts at the newspaper
That scene definitely made me laugh a lot more than I think It should have.
Yeh it has lots of funny moments .
I got the impression that Art didn't kill the siblings when he had a chance because there was an implied connection between them. The fact that the dad obviously knew about Art, or what Art was to become, at first made me think that Art was going to turn out to be their dad, but that didn't happen, or at least not yet. There's a ton of implications that the brother and sister have something supernatural about them, but it doesn't really go anywhere. I guessing that we'll have a part 3 that will go more into this.
As far as the random supernatural visions and abilities seem like out left field, but it fits if you know your slasher history. The first Terrifier was along the line of early slashers- low budget, gritty, and very grindhouse. Terrifier 2 feels like mid 80's to 90's slashers- relying more on supernatural elements, none of which are really ever explained, and much snarkier and sillier in tone and kills. T1 was Halloween/Friday the 13th; T2 is Nightmare on Elm Street and Chucky. If they follow this trend, T3 would have to be like Scream/I Know What You Did Last Summer- kind of self aware and a deconstruction of the slasher genre.
Yeahh,, I've got a huge Idea that art most likely IS their dad and he is the murderer of pale girl,, considering he knew about art beforehand being the only one who was aware of him beforehand and him dying in a car crash(I think haven't watched it since release). Alot of the links that hang up together lead it to be that direction imo
Oh god I hope the third isn't like scream. The last thing I want to see is anymore meta-commentary or deconstruction of horror genres.
You and your wife gotta do more movie reactions together. It’s a nice change Imo and it’s kinda cute seeing you guys together.
lol i was thinking the same thing. Him realizing she fell asleep and nudging her was really cute for some reason
Elvis giggles to himself during super violent scenes while his wife is absolutely appalled
Reactions videos are the worst laziest shit you can make on Yt
Agreed
She's got a bad case of Resting Grumpy Face
apart from all the horrible mutilating Art did, he gave the kids candy, what a good gentleman.
Yes, he even helped Sienna with her bag!
He even tried waking up the brother just to make sure he was alright. Art is just misunderstood
“Apart from all the killing Hannibal Lector did, he was really just a guy trying to achieve his dreams
@@aidanmahoney9865but he was polite
I was watching this movie at like 10pm in the dark and when art was at the dinner table he whipped out the exact same plate that I have at home and that made me very uncomfortable
Her name was Allie not Annie and that scene made me cry a lil bit with how brutal it was, even if it was extremely unrealistic and a bit cheesy as you mentioned with the arm splitting. I think it was the 'Mom' part that got me, just the thought of coming home to a loved one in that state and hearing their last word be your name is so disturbing.
Not as disturbing as Johnathons 'acting' though
Hearing about that scene and the hacksaw scene in Terrifier1 are what make me really apprehensive to watch them. Its the sustained torture of it all…
Yeah, it's a little over the top......
This scene was the roughest for me. I have a daughter, so that part got to me more than it would in the past. I was literally shaking afterwards.
The thing for me was after her arm got ripped off, I just kept thinking about how fast she would probably bleed out. Especially when the other arm gets bisected. I imagine most people would go into shock and die pretty quickly after something like that. At least without cauterization or a tourniquet or something.
@@Freefall347 Absolutely, and if not that the amount of deep gashes Art gave her before her mom came into the room would've done it
If i made my wife watch that movie I'd be divorced and I wouldn't even blame her.
Okay can we just agree this actor is the only person who can play Art? It’s like Robert Englund as Freddy. 😂 Just a perfect casting.
I agree
I seriously don’t know whether I absolutely love or despise this series. It’s a feeling I don’t get often.
i think you like it but it is so different from any other movies you have seen and thats why you feel like that
@@KrimsonSpektre I can't wait to get terrifier 2on DVD
thats exactly what they were going for lol
@@jarrodedson5441 trust me bro it is great
In my opinion, I think if a movie can make me laugh, it’s somewhat of a decent movie.
I love how Cosmo is just chilling or passed out while Elvis and Sarah are getting utterly traumatised
His name is actually Elvis?!
@Doug D I mean lots of ppl are called Elvis so I wouldn't be surprised-
(Example, an old teacher from my school)
@@Snoop_Dugg It's better than some people still getting named Adolph.
I think Art actually COULDN'T kill Sienna and her brother outside of the carnival because she's protected by whatever magic her dad put on her to kill Art. We actually see that when she drowns in the Clown Cafe. Doesn't count as in the Carnival, so she revives. Art may have known something like that would happen if he tried. Probably the same reason her mom gets taken out quickly and relatively painlessly- Art can tell the family's magic but may not know the details.
Elvis you got to have a really strong gut to watch this because theres no way I’m ever watching that movie
I have a feeling that Art is related to/is Sienna and Johnathan's dad. They made it a point to talk about how their dad had a brain tumor and it made him get abusive. Also, in the first scene they show him touching that wound on the back of the head. Either that or their dad drew him and he somehow came alive with some dark magic, considering how he is basically immortal and Sienna resurrects so magic exists in this universe
interesting theory, tho i believe the wound on his head was from him shooting his own head in the first movie.
I thought Art was their dad who died, went to hell, became a demon and got resurrected on Halloween
@@Rowansfears that's a great angle! Yeah in the after credits BTS interviews Damien Leone was talking about there being more to the story and more to explore with the characters and backstories. I really feel like its leading somewhere like this.
Same that's what I think....can't wait to see what happens in the third movie!
When he touches the back of his head , aka the bullet wound. That's when he realised he's immortal and that's why he gets super cocky in terrifier 2 and slaughters way more people. And I highly doubt art is their dad due to many reasons .
- their dad died in a car crash and siennas friend knew their dad when he was alive. So they would have noticed some sort of resemblance in facial expressions exct.
- it seems more logical that their dad brought art to life through his drawings somehow and that's the dads drawings were a way to warn sienna and Jonathan about it. Since he's dead and can't tell them himself. So there's a good chance art killed their dad in that "car crash"
I've been waiting for his review on this for a while. His review of the 1st one was hilarious, but the new film is on a different level.
Same bro
I love how self aware Art is. He’s one of the most goofy slashers ever.
DHT is actually a real mime, which is why he go the acting role. It's honestly amazing how much a person can convey from just facial expressions. I also saw a really cool interview with DHT and he was so goofy and down to earth. I don't think they ever realised when making this, that they just created a NEW horror icon, and that's a badge of honor for sure.
I love seeing the reactions of you and your wife. They're priceless!
It was awesome seeing them and the doggos!
how? it's a giggle or sleeping
Considering everyone was saying terrifier 2 is so scary, yeah sleeping is quite a reaction. What's it to you?
9:46 I love how Elvis looks horrified, but his wife just looks disappointed in whoever made this. 🤣🤣🤣
😂 same
We're all disappointed. 🥴
The first film with Art is actually All Hallows Eve. If you enjoyed Terrifier, you'll probably like that one too.
No it’s the 9th circle
@@user-wy5rs2zj6u oh my bad didn't know about that one
@@user-wy5rs2zj6u 9th circle is included in All Hallows Eve
@@PortugueseMACPOW oh mb mb
All Hallows Eve was a terrible movie
Your wife falling asleep followed by you waking her up was overwhelmingly sweet.
I love how Art sometimes mimes, and laughs, and just makes a hoot out of murder, then other times he's like, fuck this, and just pulls his ankle whip of sawed off shotty and just blows them away with no expression of anything. U NEVER know what to expect out of Art!
Sometimes he might even be a nice fella and hand out candy for you with no murder involved!
The creator said that the sword thing will be explained in Terrifier 3, but I do agree it should have just been explained here
I absolutely LOVE how art is just doing this all for the fun of it, just makes it even more terrifying.
That little jab you gave your wife when she is falling asleep is the single cutest thing ive ever seen xD
Just saw Terrifier two last night with my dad, and the movie did what it was supposed to do and more! I was constantly cringing and barely being able to watch the screen at many different points, it is very disturbing, and I loved every minute👏🏼🤣
I absolutely loved this movie. The story was…not great but the gore and the humor was perfect
Yes the story isn't great but at least this film has a plot
Same I love it! A lot of people actually left our theater. There were only 10 of us left. I really enjoyed the All Hallow’s Eve and Terrifier 2.
In comparison with martyrs, would you rate the gore more realistic or less?
@@LessPegasus more
couldn’t agree more! the ending sucked and made zero sense but i thoroughly enjoyed the rest of it
That little smirk she had when you woke her up like you got me
This was the first movie to ever make me feel sick. I watched martyrs and felt sad but nothing else. Terrifier 2 was a different beast. I was in the theater alone and had to set my popcorn aside because I almost vomited so many times.
Fun fact: your heart doesn’t need signals from the brain in order to beat so it would be able to continue beating outside of the body until the cells run out of energy to do so 👍
The little girl clown goes by the name The Little Pale Girl, and while her origins/purpose aren't exactly explained, it's most likely that she is a demonic entity who is actually responsible for resurrecting Art and making him immortal. She then kinda partners up with him and takes the form of who was actually Art's very first victim, except in clown makeup.
This can be supported by the glowing eyes, the supernatural abilities such as only being seen by Art and other important characters, the voice mimicry, and the fact that at the end of the movie she recovers Art's head, and he is once again resurrected by her shortly afterward.
i know Elvis probably wont see this, but hopefully this clears up a little bit of confusion surrounding that character and explains how Art came back to life in the first movie. Art appeared to be so distraught before his death in Terrifier, compared to him mocking Sienna as she kills him in the sequel, because in Terrifier, *Art didn't know that he was going to be resurrected* (This has been confirmed by Damien Leone), so he was probably genuinely stressed when the police closed in on him, which drove him to game over himself right after taunting the police one last time, compared to his more boastful demeanor in Terrifier 2, where he even allows Sienna easier access to his neck before she decapitated him.
What if art was just a human and shes his guardian devil.
Watched this movie super faded and it did not disappoint! One of the deaths was quite positively the most painful death in any movie I’ve seen like I was impressed
honestly at one point it was so difficult to make a decision whether to laugh or cringe because the salt and bleach was SO over the top but just the imagination of the pain amy was in is enough to make me gag a lil lmao
@@bestjinsoulstan1840 yep
Let me guess, Allie's death?
I think we know which one your talking about
both of these movies hold a super special place in my heart because i got to see them both with my dad, who passed away 2 days after we saw the second film. can’t wait for a 3rd.
I like how your wife is snuggling with the dogs, seemingly asleep. That's so cute! Also, great video; you are one of my favorite RUclipsrs on here. Looking forward to more!
Yeah, that was adorable and sweet!! 🥰🥰😌😌
8:51
“.. and they find art there, pretending to be a statue, holding Nic Cage’s head”
i know he's a supernatural psycho but goddamn he's a good at carving heads
The reason the pacing is so long is because this movie was made at the start of 2019, but because of covid 19 they had to halt production, leaving producers a lot of time to edit certain scenes. Especially in the bedroom scene with Allie!
I don't care what anyone else says, I am going down with my theory that Art is somehow Sienna and Johnathan's dad.
Yo this movie takes the cake on the best practical effects in a horror film. I absolutely loved it. Now I need to go to therapy
@@servelgioarias5200 unlike the first one..
Savini would be proud
The absolute greatest thing about this movie that makes it different from other Slashers is that it's so damn funny. All of arts mannerisms are so funny. That scene where the girls mom comes in to see art in her room with blood everywhere, and Arts just making these mannerisms saying "Now THATS what I was waiting for" as the mom is screaming, just made me bust out laughing. Even that scene before he kills the clerk was absolutely hilarious, almost like he was going "Oooooh, you shouldn't have done that". The actor does such a fucking fantastic job giving him life and it's why I can't wait for the third one.
Nah you want a funny horror movie? Jason X. True American cinema. Better than this shit
The little girl clown was awesome. Good acting on her part, too. I didnt realise she was his first victim until you pointed it out, so thanks.
Can’t believe you didn’t touch upon the fantastic soundtrack. Synthwave bangers were unexpected but welcome 👍
Also, pretty sure he put salt on her wounds to hurt her more, but your interpretation of preserving her also makes sense.
Agree on the soundtrack. Awesome music!
Was simply extra torture. Art doesnt, and never has, preserved or stored any part of his victims.
it is hilarious watching as elvis laughs hysterically at these horrific scenes while his wife has a normal human reaction next to him
meanwhile the dogs are just chilling 😅
"I wasn't sleeping, I just passed out from from the terror!"
Saw this in the theater, on my birthday, and it was amazing! The pacing was perfect to me, maybe cuz we were in a theater with people constantly reacting, but it went by quickly.
19:02 this scared the FUCK out of me, I thought I was getting hacked
I'll explain why art didn't kill Siena or her brother immediately, he wanted to torment and terrify them. Art was resurrected by an entity that also wanted him to torment them on Halloween night. So he did that.
I think art is actually the dad of Siena
@@doggok he wanted to destroy them, hear me out. Remember when art killed sienna? What happened directly before that? Thats right, sienna thought art k1lled her brother. Art broke her mentally before ending her. What about her brother? He literally started eating him alive because he thought sienna was gone, that way the kid could yell and beg for someone to save him as he was slowly and painfully consumed by some clown. He wanted to break them. Not just kill, not just torture, break. And he dang near succeeded
@@kyasonkaylor6807 doubtful but maybe
I watched this in theatres, there were only about 6 people there. When the salt scene came on, at least 3 people left 😅😅 loved this movie!
I like how you're censoring everything graphic with Nicolas Cage. In my opinion I find it very hilarious. Also Terrifier 2 is the greatest movie of all time!
fun fact, annie's death scene where art pulls apart her hand and arm is actually a portrayal of a forced seperation of the ulna and radius bones in your forearm, which has never happened in recorded history even as a freak accident, but just the thought of the hand snapping in half, and the ligaments/tendons pulling the bones apart is absolutely horrendous and terrifying to think about.
it shows how well the writers, directors, and producers have researched how the human body works. while the gore is perhaps overdone and unrealistic, all of the things art does to people could actually be used to commit torture in real life, and thats what makes it actually terrifying.
The actor for Art the clown made a great job by bringing another slasher to life.
I didn’t know how much of a gentleman terrified is
Correction: his name is art the clown
I thought the three main friends played their roles so well. They were honestly super relatable and decently developed characters. Almost too good because I actually didn’t want them to be killed lol. Especially in the way they did.
I think what I love about Art is he reminds me of a darker more sadistic Joker. Dude makes his kills like a comedy skit but just like Joker sometimes it’s best to just get straight to the point 😂
10:39 petition to elvis make review on "is it a cake"
“Most horrifying slasher ever” and “it put my wife to sleep” are two statements that are hard to believe simultaneously.
I truly love how arts face gets more blood on it as the movie goes on (I came back to say that again from the 1st movie I watched)
The only thing I can think of is this movie benefits from being elevated because there hasn't been a lot of good horror out there the last few years.
There is nothing special about these movies.
I can honestly blame Brooke's stupidity on the fact she's probably drunk/high and terrified.
If she's not drunk or high then yes dumb kind of lol
Also have to appreciate Art, like not just his acting but the fact he has the stomach for half this stuff lol
I guess you can call every kill a 'work of Art'.
"Number 1 the body count is always bigger. Number 2 the death scenes are much more elaborate. Number 3 never ever under any circumstance assume the killer is dead." -Randy Meeks
Omggg I didn’t see the very last part after the credits. I’m glad you mentioned that or I never would have known!
“SO SHE DESERVE WHAT SHE GO-“ caught me laughing hard.
Lmao Siennas scream when she saw the little girl was so good. Not the typical, unrealistic high-pitched scream but the same sound I'd probably make xD
make the killer immortal and nobody bats an eye
make the victim immortal and suddenly everyone wants an explanation for it smh
13:05 He forgot to blur the “face” lmao
I’ve been dreading this in the back of my mind ever since the first one came out and I love it
They were showing this at some drive in theaters around Halloween and that just feels like the perfect way to watch this.
with how they keep talking about the mg's dad, i thought there was gonna be a big thing with art being the dad
The random sword shit was 100% an 80s horror call-back from films like nightmare on elm street 3-4-5 and a lot of the VHS classics.
Great video as always! I thought the magic sword bit was very cool. It's something we typically don't see in these kinds of movies. Full on magic. Even tho we know magic has got to be involved somehow on account of the immortal clown.
Oh, I absolutely loved the plot point with the sword. I'm all about adding supernatural aspects to horror movies.
Huge improvement over the first movie, still didn't "scare" me, but it definitely had me on the edge of my seat. I Also feel like art has ties to siennas family in some way. Wouldn't be surprised if this turned into a Halloween type of franchise
The director himself said that he is planning to turn terrifier into a trilogy
🎉
Most horror movies aren't made to "scare you", unless you're a 12 year old girl. Seriously, Dude.
@@rottenrabbit by that logic, comedy specials aren't meant to make me laugh
@@rottenrabbit lmao
I couldn’t wait for your video!
i loved this movie SO much. There’s just something about it. For me it’s way better than the first one
I'm 52 and LITERALLY brought up on Video Nasties AND hate most modern horror, but even I thought both films went too far in a couple of places. And were great.
Is this a reupload from recently? I swear I watched the video like last week, specifically when Elvis talks about Sienna screams at the party, and “my name is Jeff”. Either way, great video, always a treat when Elvis uploads.
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the dog is the best part of this video, what a good boy/girl
Is he immortal but also has the power to make his victims somewhat immortal? Some of the scenes had people still alive after being craved to pieces
You would be horrified to know how far the body can go
Human body can endure a lot of pain, even when the odds are this brutal.
Absolutely adore this movie! It's unironically one of my favorite films of all time, at this point, and it was such an incredible theater experience. Damien Leone is a special effects MAESTRO!
I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO REVIEW THIS MOVIE!!
I've always been more of an existential horror fan and have never been a fan of films with heavy gore.....but damn I love these movies. Greatest true horror franchise in the last ten years imo
Art the clown really is just like you and me. Truly one of the most misunderstood villains
Yeah he’s pretty relatable with the whole torturing and killing thing
Your laugh while watching this movie should be the canonical laugh of Art the Clown if he ever makes a sound
I remember watching this and seeing the mash potatoes scene and realizing that I own the plates they use in that scene lol
I can't stop thinking the old car horn sound when art kills the first victim
I watched this in a café, while eating Chinese food, it wasn’t a bad experience, but there were moments where I felt probably eating at the slow pace I’m eating while all of these gory scenes are playing out, won’t make me look sane in front of people.