28/14
After being resurrected by a sinister entity, Art the Clown returns to a quiet town in Miles County, where he attacks a teenage girl and her younger brother on Halloween night. The walls filmed in the “Horror” haunted house were filmed in a real haunted house called “Fear Factory” in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The creators of the film used what was already available to them. Art’s favorite acid is fluoroantimonic acid, which is in a transparent glass bottle. This is a super acid that can dissolve even glass. Art Clown: ……….. In the middle of the credits there is a wall in a mental hospital with Chris Jericho as security guard Alan Burke and Leah Voysey as a nurse. Tiberius Film’s German DVD and Blu-ray releases are cut by approximately three minutes to ensure “18 and under”. rating (this was necessary because the rules for video releases are stricter than for theatrical releases). In fact, every brutal wall was trimmed to soften the violence. Nameless Media’s 4K Ultra-HD Blu-ray Mediabook releases are fully uncut and lightly approved by SPIO/JK.. Edited from Terrifier (2016). The Equaliser (Not Alone) Written by Tim McEwan & Tyler Lyle (as Jamison Tyler Lyle) Performed by The Midnight Courtesy of BMG Platinum Songs U.S. (BMI). Like the original, “Terrifier 2” is a tasty treat for fans of extreme gore and 80s horror. He marches uncompromisingly to his own drum, balancing on the edge between irony and exploitation. And in addition to the disgusting practical effects (which are taken to a new level), it has something that most of the genre offers have lacked recently: a wicked sense of humor. Some have proclaimed Art the Clown the “Freddie” of this generation. “Horror 2” also benefits from a fun cast and a strong protagonist. The teenage leads, while certainly disposable, are less likable than many modern horror films, and I was legitimately upset when a couple of them met their very, very gruesome demises. The film switches gears at the 2 hour mark, introducing a new development of the plot, which turns out to be a real test for the head and can test the patience of some viewers (but I’m sure that Leon has his reasons, and the reward is worth it). Fortunately, the film establishes its internal logic early on, so that when the film goes into full-blown surrealist mode, viewers are more inclined to suspend disbelief. Minor quibbles aside, Terrible 2 is enjoyable and could make the perfect midnight double ticket with its predecessor. I suspect that everyone involved in its production enjoyed its creation, and so did its target audience. ***** Final Note: If you’re worried that the gore factor might be too much to handle, I’d say the murders are so extreme and over-the-top that they often feel more suited to a cult horror/comedy than your standard torture porn. The tone is less “Hostel” and more “Evil Dead” or “Troma Films”, in my opinion.