TERRIFIER 2 (2022) Ending Explained

#terrifier2 #endingexplained
In Terrifier 2, Art the clown is back and deadlier this ever. This time he's facing off against a brother and sister duo, and she might be the only one who can down the clown for good. We're breaking down the story, what we learn about Art and his new sidekick, looking at all of the various breadcrumbs introduced, and explaining the ending.
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[@wadesams194]

When Siena tells the costume shop cashier she forgot her purse only to have Art slam it on the counter is probably one of the best moments in this movie

[@JonnyDarko602]

That dude probably could've helped buuut

[@nikeyaa2614]

Literally or the scene w the little girl I’m the car looking at Johnathan.. it was crazy 😭

[@kassandradavis3314]

Strongly agree!

[@michaelstephens6150]

When art slaps the trick or treaters hand for taking an extra sweet and laughs they didn't realise was real head. Genius.

[@lil_Guy00]

@@nikeyaa2614the scene in the first one when Victoria is hiding in the closet thing peeking, is way creepier lol

[@BlackBirdSinging47]

I really, really hope Art turns out to be Siena's father, and that the journal was his sane persona's last ditch effort to give her a way to beat his dark side.

[@tristenkelley357]

Thats cliché as hell

[@Maeddey]

The father was collecting the newspaper articles of the events that happened in Terrifier 1. He was still alive when Art killed the people in the first movie.

[@5h4d0w5l1f3]

@@tristenkelley357 You're right, the murderer is always the MC's parent. Er...

[@raine2502]

@@tristenkelley357 it would still be more satisfying that “he’s just an evil being. That’s it. Just evil” like thats Steven king one with the room. Like it was just an evil room. Yeah it’s cool but idk I like more explanation to my stories than just “it’s evil”

[@rikmcdik6662]

@@tristenkelley357 it’s an 80’s horror style film. Being cliche and cheesy is part of the charm.

[@sophiathompson9533]

I love how he always tells his audience good and bad things about the movies

[@wadejohnston4305]

Well yeah...he is a movie REVIEW channel lol 😂

[@kobemarion1137]

@@wadejohnston4305 Thought it was an ENDING EXPLAINED video, but whatevs...🥴

[@goose1609]

@@kobemarion1137 the video is an EXPLAINING video, the channel as a whole does reviews.

[@HILAL19564]

I love how you typed a dumb comment

[@kibbleofdoom]

I think this channel has done a great job integrating explanation and review in each video. You get a wonderful overview of the film, dissection of plot and an honest opinion of the reviewer.

[@neonicon8500]

I really like how they put in the interview on TV while art makes the weapons. Really connects the two movies in a good way.

[@elricengquist9989]

I wonder if Art might be their father, who had been slowly getting possessed. I wonder if the girl is maybe the spirit or being that is connected to Art. Add in how the father was said to be mentally ill, and had moments when he would get violent with even his daughter, before dying in a wreck (maybe attempting to stop art, but this causes art to take full control of his body). I also think that the demonic head we see in the picture/drawing being held is the actual look the demon possessing art has, which their father might have been privy to, but also if you look at both art an the clown girl they have a semi-similar design look to it.

[@Sharklops]

yeah I was thinking along the same lines, especially with how Art killed the mother, then made a mockery of a family dinner, and also kept beating the boy

[@unum1979]

That makes 3 of us.

[@quinnzykir]

Oh shit. That makes sense

[@natira]

That makes the appearance of the nun in Sienna dream kind of make sense? Maybe the dad did try to get some help before he died.

[@SjofnBM1989]

I thought that was going to be the twist and I'm surprised it wasn't addressed.

[@mrhoneycutter]

“No I’m on drugs mom it’s different” was a hilarious line. I’m going to have to remember that next time my mom accuses me of being drunk.

[@isaacsmitherman2704]

My Dad went to school at Montevallo with the guy who plays art before he left to pursue acting, said he was a cool dude who he never would have thought could play a part like this.

[@deaditeera]

That’s awesome!!

[@babystone42]

I met David Howard Thornton at a horror convention - he's such a nice guy. So genuine and fun interacting with his fans.

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

The "normality" of Art turning up doing things like drinking water, cooking dinner, etc. Is one of the simplest forms of creepiness

[@RussianPrimeMinister]

I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but there's an old horror movie called "Funnyman". Basic premise, a sort of jester-style house demon kills an entire family. The reason I bring it up is because every single kill scene is a long and drawn out dry joke, quite surreal and amusing. They show him dancing, enjoying himself, hosing a van down with piss, and enjoying some art work while chatting nonchalantly with the mom. Then suddenly and out of nowhere, he murders them in an entirely normal and mundane way. Five minute build up, then he hits her with a club and she dies. Funniest shit I've ever seen, but you have to have a particular sense of humor.

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

@@RussianPrimeMinister sounds like my kinda movie.

[@RussianPrimeMinister]

@@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth Oh! Also it has three minutes of Christopher Lee.

[@lucre113]

@@RussianPrimeMinister wow it’s almost SPCG but physical not mental

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

@@RussianPrimeMinister The clown definitely looks like the inspiration for Art's design.

[@NTT1223]

The Halloween shop scene is by far my favorite of the whole movie. It’s easy for casual horror fans to watch, compared to the equally amazing and technical bedroom murder scene. Perfectly shows Art’s humor and how nothing phases him

[@bigbaddwolf90]

🚩🚩🚩🤣

[@jamesboyd4260]

The way his face went from shocked to now lets see what will happen next. Art is the master of subtle acting. Compare this to a silent Jason or a way too talkative Freddy and Art is the only horror movie villain who can act. Way better sequel and acting.

[@lucre113]

@@bigbaddwolf90 on god lmfao

[@lucre113]

Dude watched the bedroom scene and said “humor”

[@NTT1223]

i’m so sorry but yeah i did laugh on a second watch

[@unchangedimage1603]

That purgatory dream sequence segment of this film was excellent. The actress that played sienna did a phenomenal job of showing how afraid and uncomfortable she was. It was just unfortunate that this movie seemed to drag on multiple occasions.

[@brya9681]

Art the clown has earned a place as one of the most horrifying characters in horror movies fir me. I've seen so many movies it hard to get me, but damn this movie and the first one make my skin crawl.

[@wow577]

true. and even though there were already so fucking many horror clowns before him, they really managed to have their own style and hold their own in the industry 👍

[@pointysidedown]

All's hallow eves were pretty good too. Raw, but good.

[@jgamez106]

@spooderderg4077Idk I kinda feel the same it’s like saying Saw is scary. It’s just more gory than anything

[@JR-bu7we]

The bedroom kill was one of the most graphic kills I’ve seen in any horror movie, ever

[@thesilentsociety3252]

Definitely up their with several Necrostorm films that’s for sure.

[@lowkeyobsessedngl]

bruh how she managed to live through most of it, i'll never know. ffs it was absolute torture porn.

[@SSSS-wq4vn]

The shit with the daughter was wild. The Mon screaming brought a tear to my eye.

[@DTKloves8]

@@imnotgivingyoumyname810 Yeah man I love gore and horror but anyone who tells me they unironically enjoyed this movie I immediately assume is either lying or worth avoiding.

[@SolidSnake240]

@@imnotgivingyoumyname810 lol it definitely just felt like gratuitous violence just for the sake of it. Its not even scary. I kept hearing people hype up the kills and how Art is so much scarier than Pennywise but I dont see it.

[@hobojon23]

I know people get frustrated with a lack of story with the first 2, but I actually love what Damien Leone has been doing here. He has been leaning on his strengths related to practical effects and establishing Art as iconic. These elements ensure he can keep making installments, and instead of giving everything away in the first film or 2, he is slowly but surely filling things in. It's like the "hollup let him cook" meme but in a film franchise.

[@Rockyrules1995]

The happy dance Art does with the Bleach and Salt was easily the craziest thing I’ve ever seen. The whole scene was horrific, but the dance In was actually terrifying.

[@bellaveda9112]

Out of all the horror movies I’ve seen in my life, I gotta say allies death was beyond the worst out of all, she couldn’t catch a break

[@biljam972]

For a moment I thought the main twist could be that Sienna's brother actually will one day become Art The Clown. But since Art tried to kill him multiple times, that theory fails.

[@deaditeera]

I immediately got creepy vibes from the brother and thought he would end up being evil, but no 😂

[@DunnageGoblin]

The theory should be applied to what could be established. Art is pure evil, seemingly likes to torture. Some superstitions believe evil can give you tumors. Maybe the dad is soo weak, he can only suggest a thought, and attempt one that doesn't arouse the evil's suspicion. Maybe his father suggests art kills the kid because "it would be funny." Art has a history of lacking physical self preservation. Maybe he spreads his evil faster by scarring people, and building negative thoughts.

[@GrapplingIgnorance]

Definitely not out of the question. It's possible that the trauma he experienced as a kid sends him down that path.

[@Bit2brain]

Spent almost as much laughing my balls off at this movie as much as respecting the brutality. Art cracks me up, the score and makeup effects are brilliant and Sienna Shaw is a great Final Girl. Gem of a horror film on a 250k budget.

[@totalgoober]

I really like that there's no actual reason for Art to go around killing, no "im going after the kids of the parents who killed me" or "you're my sister im gonna kill you," he's just an evil asshole

[@goodvibes3939]

This movie is nuts and I love it. Definitely a few scenes that are "hard to watch", can't wait for a trilogy. Everyone did amazing with this movie, I sincerely loved it

[@MistaCen]

2 more films are set. I spoke with the actor when he did a fan event at a Halloween store.

[@wow577]

true, in a world full of murder clown movies terrifier really manages to hold its own. they really managed to make a movie in their own style, very respectable and very fun to watch!

[@AdrianStjarnfaldt]

@@MistaCen sure buddy sure you did xD

[@MistaCen]

@@AdrianStjarnfaldt I literally have photos of the event, but you do you. Doubting the world seems to make you happy.

[@fulltimeslackerii8229]

@@MistaCeneven if you did speak with the actor, im sure he’s not at liberty to say there are 2 more films planned to be made.

[@babydino8173]

Well if you think of it, 3 movies actually explained a lot with Art The Clown backstory: All Hallows' Eve: he is OP because he has the demon cult on his side --> explain why he can be ressurected and being a demon clown Terrifier: pretty much demonstrate his over the top killing spree and granted, he's one of the rare slasher guy who actually used gun to kill Terriefier 2: Art The Clown is not really OP, he can be easily to be killed by "an angel" (Sienna), but the best way to bring him back is to have someone related to him to get pregnant with him to be reborned again (Victoria)

[@donataspuidokas2601]

those movies aren't even connected to Terrifier

[@donataspuidokas2601]

The pale girl which does all the reviving could just have reattached his body to the head right away, but director probably had different plans

[@nathanlovins4121]

I saw terrifier 2 in theaters when it came out and I can say that was the most uncomfortable I’ve ever been. I think my fiancé handled it better than I did. I just wanna throw out there it’s also my favorite horror movie of all time. I don’t need a bunch of betas acting fake tough over a movie

[@jazibali7791]

My boy you haven't watched human centipede 1 or 2 yet? ?

[@saga2964]

I don't think I could handle seeing something like this in the theater. If I would see something like this, I'd definitely have to be where I could step away so needed!

[@wonderthigh]

i was chillin in the theaters going "yoooo" most of the time lol

[@fakeperson9788]

Haha…… I was on release and laughed during the movie. Saw people leave…… and threw up. I did throw up after the movie because the thought of being cut up and still alive. Don’t drink and watch this movie.

[@jessequest8575]

I don’t mind blood an gore like the evil dead remake but this movie just has a bad Intent kind of feel to it. Not a fan

[@Garrison_Sisk]

When I saw Art with the flower glasses I burst out it laughter. It truly was a work of Art lol.

[@jmanclan]

The bedroom kill scene is so over the top i laughed most of it. When he comes back with salt and bleach its hilarious

[@coogidown6858]

may I ask you why did you laugh at such a thing?

[@jmanclan]

@@coogidown6858 because it got so absurd it stopped being scary

[@nicholaslandolt8912]

I am thankful for channels like this to go over the plot and review the movie because although I am curious I don't not think I would have the stomach to watch these

[@Inscipio]

So you wake up and see a naked guy, covered in blood, with a clown mask on who is playing patty cake with himeself. Is there ever a situation in which you do not immediately leave and call the police? I find the fact that the dude didn't immediately RUN less believable than Art being a resurrected killer clown.

[@fredrickvonstien861]

Someone did actually call the police on him during the filming of that scene and in fact they arrived right as he was sitting there, naked except with just a newspaper hiding his junk as the film crew explained what they were doing.

[@Vilduzzle]

​@@fredrickvonstien861Hahaha how fun. Imagine the police officers coming home from work like "Guess wtf I saw today in the washery!"

[@ArcaneEther]

The Terrifier movies are such a breath of fresh air to the horror genre. Nothing but a good ol' slasher of questionably supernatural origins. It is when you try to explain those supernatural elements that the movie loses the fun; like Halloween and Child's Play.

[@krimpqlaceio]

No it sux

[@princessunicorn9267]

Halloween I think was fine on its own as just a beware the boogeyman theme. Child's Play was fine with the voodoo thing until the later movies got it messed up.

[@drubbl3s908]

I really love how confusing the story is, it's like it's done on purpose and i really love everything else in the movie. Terrifier has always been my no. 1 top fav movie ever LOL

[@MM-hf6om]

The mom was the funniest thing ever. When she would explode and start cursing out of pocket had me laughing

[@pointysidedown]

She is just like my sister, loved her character

[@alfiona7951]

Is it weird that I think Art is their father? Art could have killed them easily. So why didn't he? He just tortured them and there's no reason why the dad would be so obsessed with Art. That being said, these movies keep surprising me and I watch them for the kills so I wont think so hard about them.

[@sailorarwen6101]

I don’t watch much horror but I enjoy your videos. Think a lot of people can relate to that. I’ve never been afraid of clowns, but there’s something about these Terrifier movies that really makes my skin crawl.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

I was pretty surprised that I found myself enjoying the first movie more. Maybe the suspense was done in a more unsettling way in the first - the weird stranger danger vibes all throughout the first half. With this, it’s very cool special effects but you can really watch a 15 minute reel of Art acting funny and doing his thing and be done with it instead of engaging with this thing for two hours lol. It was giving me Dream Child/Freddy’s Dead and it’s only the second movie lol. So I’m guessing all of the loose ends will be tied up in a sequel that comes out in eight years?

[@migsssivan]

Pp

[@haylene7521]

Number 3 has been announced for next year

[@bunny_tony]

that wiener scene made every guy in my theatre all audibly groan in pain lmao

[@brandonburkart6483]

If you watch the previous shows/ movies Art appears in, I think it was eluded that he was a demon. And those previous shows gave a back story

[@deaditeera]

He’s definitely a demon and the little girl is too.

[@Jackalope9505]

I only seen All Hollows Eve besides Terrifier, is there something else Arts in before that ?

[@deaditeera]

@@Jackalope9505 no. all hallow’s eve includes the short the 9th circle which is Art’s official first appearance, so if you’ve seen that, you’re covered atp

[@jaqjynx]

If there’s only 1 thing I took away from this film (and there is only one thing) it’s the Art looks bitchin’ in those flower glasses.

[@hbk-hotboy713]

Art was whooping ass with that belt like my granny use to 😂🤣

[@effortlessGFX]

The opening scene with The Midnight soundtrack was truly epic. Such a nostalgic/campy feel to it.

[@mngspoon3121]

This movie made Art a true classic for me!

[@logger22]

This movie manages to be how slasher horror movies were seen by people back in the 80’s and 90’s, while being unapologetic and unpredictable enough to scare modern audiences.

[@mariomadyun1798]

I really liked this movie, always will remember this movie as i watched it with my sister & we can do something together. That murder scene with the bleach was probably one of the most brutal scences I've seen, i rewatched it like 10xs. The mother getting killed actually caught me by surprise.

[@saltoftheegg]

The most unsettling part of this movie is the fact that the father fantasized about his daughter wearing skimpy video game armor and I don't think that was unintentional. The underlying theme of parental abuse runs strong in this film.

[@KerReeeee]

Plus the part where the mom tells Sienna that her tits are popping out and then says how her father would have loved it. Uh... what?

[@DavidKen878]

Wearing a costume constitutes as abuse now?

[@mrnewvegas-n8q]

@@DavidKen878 Well he is confirmed to have been extremely abusive towards Sienna, and drawing your own very young daughter in a very sexualized outfit is extremely weird.

[@DavidKen878]

@@mrnewvegas-n8q That has nothing to do with what I said.

[@sammyxbarrera]

@@DavidKen878 thinking about ur daughter wearing a sexual costume isn’t normal bestie

[@Torned118]

Your videos are so amazing and I love how much detail you put in these videos and you and deadmeat make my day when it comes to these horror movies. P.S. and I love when you talk about movies I haven’t seen

[@Elduderino9097]

Details? He writes this shit like we haven’t seen the movie. It’s basically a synopsis until the end😅

[@wednesday8397]

LMAO; "you don't go around slapping evil clowns that can't die, that's just a recipe for disaster"

[@ahem....bullsheet3720]

I've seen a bunch of reviews on this and still was waiting for yours and I wasn't disappointed.

[@simonconrad5575]

Love this channel. I highly suggest you cover Hellhole. It's a simple story but beautifully shot and very atmospheric.

[@Hirouka1]

I saw this movie at a midnight showing and oh driving home after this screening was quite the adventure.

[@loneronin6813]

The guy that plays Art is so genuinely good at the mime-esque silence routine that it makes these movies for me to be perfectly honest. Also, I hate to do this, but OCD forces my hand: That blade is a dirk, not a sword. To be fair, it's considered not short enough to be a knife or dagger, so it's often thought of as in between a dagger and a sword, so I can understand the misconception for those who may not be familiar with the various terms assigned to one blade versus another.

[@Jsteez420]

I love that as super scary and fkd up as art is,he still manages to be pretty hilarious 😂 9:08 got me dead 😅😂

[@rheaverghoul]

Best part of this whole video is the quote" and this astonishes art" his delivery of that line made me laugh so hard for some reason

[@harrisonhanson2998]

The clown cafe was absolutely beyond bizarre to me.

[@rythehorrorguy2851]

I'm surprised he hasn't done The Menu yet. I really hope he does. That movie was so good.

[@guthrielindquist1]

I thought the menu was good, but why at the ending did all the rest of the dinner guest just go along with the plan and burn and even say “yes chef”. I didn’t understand that

[@waynemessner9691]

@G from Every Other Weekend Chef did point out the other patrons had no spine and never once tried to fight back. Apparently that just made them accept their fate

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

@@guthrielindquist1 Their lives sucked and they kinda wanted to die. None of them were happy with themselves.

[@guthrielindquist1]

@@waynemessner9691 just felt kind of weird to me how like 5 min earlier they were begging to live and then just excepted their fate in that manner. I’m sure it was meant to be metaphorical and what not but that was the only thing I didn’t like about the movie. Otherwise I thought the menu was good

[@waynemessner9691]

@G from Every Other Weekend it definitely did have some head scratcher moments as you said, but overall it was a good movie. I was slightly bummed out there were no cannibalistic items on the menu though.

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

This was better than Halloween Ends.

[@whenyouloseyourgoogleaccou8651]

Art seems like a calm and reasonable guy.

[@tamrinto]

When he's not killing anyone.

[@leahalford5769]

I can sincerely say this was one of my favorite horror movies of 2022! Evil dead rise is my most anticipated for 2023!

[@AdrianaSanchez-lt8ig]

“No mom I’m on drugs it’s different “ 💀💀

[@yungwine]

love how you are incorporating clips from the movie much love

[@AwesomeAutismHC]

Might not have been the best story-wise, and THAT scene was certainly hard to watch, Art was a joy as always to watch. The glee he partakes in his torment, even in THAT scene, was so much fun.

[@GenocideKey]

Whelp The terrifier 3 here we comeeee

[@markmartin8211]

How did Art's head get into Victoria's stomach though? That connection makes no sense.

[@donataspuidokas2601]

Demon which is disguised as pale girl did this magic lol

[@bribri0786]

So a friend of mine asked if I wanted to see a movie with her. It was $7 Tuesdays so I’m like “sure”. Little afterwork hangout, let’s do it. Turned out to be this movie. I’d never heard of it and never saw the first one… I couldn’t finish my fries 😐

[@Thenoss206]

The reason art didn’t kill her in the bathroom is bc of her wearing plot armor

[@nashsanadiki3104]

It would be hilarious if the movie was trying a “Ras Al Ghuel” story where Art wants the girl to take his place as a demon clown 😂

[@gsmoke2478]

I’m just grateful there was a part 2 , which was much anticipated despite the 1st movie being band in several other countries and still broke the wall barrier down to be a hit in the U.S in Simmons Voice “ Absolutely Brilliant”

[@kailiahseekings]

Art the clown and his kills are pretty wickedly amazing. His clothes also made me feel uneasy. In a good way

[@calebschaeferrr]

definitely wicked, idk about amazing

[@mckaylaehmann8929]

They played the clown cafe before ice nine kills set during trinity of terror and it was once again stuck in my head

[@ryanschudel6753]

I love the second movie just as much as I love the first. I love how this guy unapologetically made the movie that he wanted to see. I know this dude when making the movie knew he wasn't going to win Oscars And win everybody over. He broke rules and he didn't care and I respect that this movie was pure art in my opinion. Every little detail wasn't explained and that's perfectly okay with me. A brilliant movie I don't care if they end up making a bunch of movies going on with this character like they do all the other big-time slashers

[@MericP86]

I loved this rundown. Thanks. Art is one of the creepiest characters in horror for me.

[@jjenk911]

Damien Leone threw all that stuff in the movie to tie it all together in a third movie, planting seeds for an inevitable conclusion.

[@TheStealthyPyro]

Saw it in a theater and on the bedroom torture scene 3 groups of people walked out 😂 meanwhile I never laughed harder

[@SakuraAsranArt]

Possible nuclear take: I preferred when Art was killing random people just because they were there. His background being vague left the details up to the imagination, something the audience could speculate and debate. The whole magic sword wielding hero born to defeat the Big Bad is so hokey and overdone. Art is a very strong character who doesn't need a grand story to work. I think Damien should return to the minimalistic stories of the first films and let the audience speculate.

[@luckyzs6067]

ok fair but literally the entire terrifier series always had supernatural elements in it, even before the first movie he has glowing eyes, he can teleport himself places, and he crosses from inside the tv into the real world to attack his victims. the first actual movie sorta suggests to more supernatural things and the creator says the clown has some curse that keeps his victims alive during the attack

[@sammeyphammey349]

“When did Halloween become synonymous with sex?”-barbara

[@Josie.770]

I really love what they did with the story. I'm excited to see more of this Angel vs Demon action take on a slasher.

[@oppositealive3966]

Was just watching some of your old videos taking a trip down memory lane when this new one dropped, perfect!

[@pamelalejeune2424]

Finally. I've been waiting for a while for you to review this one.

[@punksnotdeaditsconservativ1693]

Why am I never lucky enough to have my drink spiked with ecstasy?

[@josephsawyer3982]

I can't look at the little brother without seeing Steve from American dad

[@deaditeera]

Aww man! Now I can’t unsee it. 😂

[@senorsenpai1686]

What if ART is held in bound by rules of stories and ART. Their father found this out and created a story/concept art sketch that imbued his children with invulnerablilty and a way to get rid of ART via the sword. Unfortunately he couldn't save himself or his wife maybe.

[@Ace-ly2xc]

I saw it in theater on Halloween night close to midnight the theater was sooo packed before and after half of the people walked out I loved the sequel but felt like there was to many things left unexplained

[@sammeyphammey349]

You know, an antagonist character like art is truly terrifying, a serial killer with no rhyme or reason and literally no real motive. Then on top of that, a freakin supernatural being that won’t die

[@quandellwigfall6724]

This movie is not for the weak ,gory bloody brutal sadistic films

[@MrStringybark]

I remember the times when psychopaths never had any movies to watch and enjoy.

[@paulsteel9127]

Art also had yellow glowing eyes in his debut.

[@donataspuidokas2601]

doesn't seem like it

[@Liasssssssssssssss]

Maybe it’s just me and my boyfriend but we thought the “gore” looked very cheap and low budget this movie , that bedroom scene was 10/10 tho absolutely Gruesome

[@standepain]

Right!! There were a few spots that looked pretty good but most of it was just bad.

[@Pewpewpew182]

Was pretty surprised how good this film turned out. (Wasn’t a fan of the 1st). Always great to get the notification of your videos

[@Hadar1991]

To be honest I was let down by Terrifier 2 and I probably prefer the first Terrifier just for being more suspenseful even though Terrifier 2 is a better film and every other possible aspect. Terrifier 2 is so obvious, there was no real suspense, because you was just waiting for the moment when Sienna will kill Art with the magical sword. But the shop scene with Art and Sienna is probably the best scene among all three movies with Art the Clown.

[@han-df9mw]

@@Hadar1991 I mean there wasn’t any real suspense in the first one either.

[@Pewpewpew182]

Different strokes :) Glad we like “a” Terrifier film though :)

[@Hadar1991]

@@han-df9mw i didn't say that the first Terrifier was suspenseful. I just said that the second one was more suspenseful than the second. The first one had at least the balls to kill the the obvious final girl and the second final girl lost and her faith is probably harder than death. While in the second one it is obvious that the siblings will survive. I hate films in which you know who is going to live from the beginning. First Alien is so great because you didn't know who, if anybody will survive.

[@Hadar1991]

@@Pewpewpew182 To be honest I did not say I like the first film, I am just more firgiving taking into consideration it's budget. But I very like Art the Clown - he is way better character than all 3 films he is in (although the actor in All Hallows' Eve is nor even close to the performance of the actor in Terrifier 1& 2.

[@marayafoster9470]

i’m shocked people didn’t think the store line was legit i thought it was pretty good

[@jcage1022]

Don't forget that no two great stories are told exactly the same. Just because there isn't a lot of lore and world-building in a piece of media doesn't mean there isn't a story. The story of Terrifier was a simple, but effective, one: the story of three girls and their fateful encounter with a killer clown. It might not be the most thought-provoking narrative, but it's effective. With horror, simplicity usually builds mystery, which furthers intrigue. I think it made more sense that they chose to create interesting and likable characters that evolve over the course of the film. If they'd tried to come up with some deep story, then they could've easily made a boring horror movie with two basic kills and scenes of the characters searching the local library for answers. The film was creative, interesting, visually appealing, and genuinely terrifying. The second film, I honestly feel relied a bit too much on the gore. The original had me shaking, the sequel had me puking. I wasn't scared for a second during the second film, though I was grossed out and entertained.

[@operationagartha3097]

Maybe art is a random victim of the entity which takes on the appearance of a clown girl like a more maniacal pennywise that only appears to those it controls or tries

[@donataspuidokas2601]

Art is completely a human, but probably comes from family that is sinister

[@julesrules7297]

Not my cup of tea, but thanks for reviewing. Art always takes a long, lingering interest in killing and mutilating women especially and it just makes me feel uncomfortable.

[@digitalhuman5943]

Halloween rule # 1 if your in a costume, you get candy! (The only time people don’t give candy to grownups, is when they worried about running out of candy for the kids) Rule #2 when costume clubbing, don’t wear cumbersome props that get in the way. Those angel wings are super annoying in this environment.

[@homankh7759]

My theory is that Art is Sien's dad but not the brother's father that's why he targeted them and had many chances to kill Siena but didn't. Still, he tried to t@%ture the brother and killed the mother fast just because he was angry at her but deep down he still loved her ... at the beginning of the first movie we see that Art's skin is burned and we know the father was crazy and died in a fire; I think after that he lost some of his memory until the demon girl brought some of it back.

[@OneWingedDemonSlayer]

T3 is Art showing up in Seinfeld to teach Crazy Joe Davola his get this “Art”

[@hannahbrown187]

Please please could you do La Llorona (not the conjuring one, the 2019 Guatemalan one)?? More horror-lite/thriller but I think it’s really well-done

[@robertfitterman3777]

There is most definitely a Terrifier 3 (now in the works) and maybe a 4. I am sure that those loose ends will be tied together.

[@dankzgaming8613]

I felt that when he came back dancing with bleach and salt I was like oh god no😂

[@vinylhorror]

There’s a lot of this movie that we didn’t need at all. The most brutal thing about this flick was the runtime and I felt every minute of it. Everything just went on and on, wonky dialogue, poor acting, over the top mom this movie has it all. It’s like nothing was cut, they filmed everything and threw it all in there.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

Clearly a passion project from a writer/director who loved everything about his own movie lol

[@ronijr4918]

It's not bad. Yes a little too long but I love the gory scenes.

[@Vilduzzle]

Im happy it was long, I wanted to see as much as possible due to this being such a special film. Aint other movies like this, this is what we have, get and (I) are grateful for🎉

[@shamaurtherealist]

Art>pennywise 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@gojohnnyxo]

I feel like if arts a demon, John probably invoked or invited him in a way because he was technically obsessed and worshipping him

[@donataspuidokas2601]

Art is completely a human with huge desire to kill, it's demon Azazel that revives him and heals his wounds

[@stillhammered3060]

Yessss, was hoping you and your excellent reviews would get to this movie. Yes it's bloodier and more outrageous but I love it. Hopefully part three will bring this all together into a cool story.

[@jeffgoode9865]

Why is no one talking about the creatire in the sink, or the weird moving things hanging on the wall when the younger brother escapes from that nasty bathroom, or the tentacle holding her leg, or the clown food truck thing being Hell?

[@angelab904]

I'm on drugs, Mom! It's different! Haha that made me lol.