Terrifier 3 Review

[@FinalBoyForum]

I couldn't stop cackling each time Art smacked Sienna's head as he walked past her when she was tied up 😭😭

[@doctajuice]

Everybody in the theater was laughing at that it was awesome

[@Cheetahpops]

I lost it in the theatre when he slapped her in the back of the head lol

[@hobogoat2]

lmao honestly there was so much that had me laughing like a public nuisance in this, that included

[@thomp4183]

The devil is in the details 😊

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

The head slap brings me back in memory lane of Willem Defoe slapping Tobey Maguire's head in Spiderman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@illustrated__man]

Art nearly pushing those two chicks down the stairs in his haste to simp for Santa was A+ - beautiful.

[@jwnj9716]

Awwww, he looks adorable.

[@illustrated__man]

@@jwnj9716 So wholesome.

[@zenikim]

I was crying at the scene. That whole bar scene had my in tears!

[@HauntedHippie]

Ahahahaha I lost it

[@ChannelWackadoo]

My favorite scene! 😂

[@omr1787]

I love how art will wash dishes and washes his hands after he pees. I mean he is a serial killer not a pig😂

[@walls_of_skulls6061]

And then there’s the bathroom scene from the first movie

[@truthdetector4036]

and how he'll take public transportation to get somewhere, like to the asylum to help Vicky and get his head back... 😂

[@mcrichards694]

@@truthdetector4036 I noticed that too. Art knows how to drive, but takes public transit whenever he can (like when doesn't need the flexibility of a personal vehicle so that he can wreak havoc at several specific locations)

[@MrMegatron85]

The 70 yo woman a few seats down from me stayed for the whole movie. She was alone too haha

[@Cutmiazz]

CANNABLE GRANDMA

[@Lean_fday]

Terrifier 4 should be in valentine and be titled "My bloody terrifier"

[@TamaraInTanzania2]

Something like that....def....valentines day massacre

[@Robertco200]

Shower scene is going to go down in horror history as one of the best kill scenes.

[@raymuncy22]

@@Robertco200 tagline “just when you thought it was safe to have sex in the shower”

[@opethmike]

It was super graphic, but not all that creative. The rat tube was better, imo

[@christianramirez6718]

It needs to become a true Mortal Kombat Fatality from Art in a future DLC. Ed Boone add him up!🔪🤡🤌

[@walls_of_skulls6061]

Honestly I like the less creative kills. Art is just such a good character to me when it seems like he’s just walking around having fun. I liked the 3 kills at the beginning, the Santa bar kills, and the present the best.

[@doctajuice]

Some of the best practical effects work for sure

[@SperaSF]

One thing I really appreciate about each sequel is that it pulls from the previous installments and retroactively gives context/meaning to arcs and characters.

[@SperaSF]

Also, I was the only person in my theater who was hyped to see Tom Savini. Great cameo.

[@RocklinGraves]

So awesome to see everyone involved continue to improve with each entry. This is a special moment in horror for sure

[@XxToxictotheYeti]

ayy i just came from your video, great analysis on your videos man!

[@Othersideofmidnight]

Vicky is possessed by the little pale girl in this one. It's a demon that takes the form of his first victim in the second movie, and at the end of that one, she takes over Vicky's body (the giveaway is when her eye starts glowing the same way the little pale girl's did)

[@VictoriaTraducciones]

Yeah, I knew the pale girl was in Victoria now by the end of T2 because her eyes were glowing like the pale girl's when she gives birth to Art's head, and then T3 trailer comes out and people were complaining there was no pale girl and I was like am I the only one that understood T2's ending or am i wrong in my interpration of that scene? was drivining me nuts, I was waiting for T3 to confirm to me I was not reading too much into things LOL

[@chrisbell8745]

​@@VictoriaTraduccionesYes there's very obvious visual cues in T2, and in 3 it's pretty much stated what she actually is, that Art, through his depraved actions in T1 and before, became a "conduit" for the demon who then resurrected him at the end of that movie. Which is why we get the whole villain speech from "Vicky" at the end of 3.

[@basicindiebro]

If you’ll indulge me, I also thought the themes commenting on the misogyny of the franchise were pretty good in the fact that for the most part, Sienna’s dad depicted women in the same way as the earlier Art movies but he went on to create this very brave, strong female character, which we get to see in Sienna Shaw. So to me her dad represents Damien Leone and his evolution on female characters represents the evolution of the franchise.

[@HauntedHippie]

Ohhh yes yes

[@cashthecurator666]

Not to mention, if Art was deliberately written to be a misogynist, it makes his defeat at the hands of Sienna even more satisfying.

[@Taggartize]

I wouldnt say the franchise is misogynist, I just think girls make a better vehicle for a horror as a protagonist because they have less physical power and make us, the audience feel more vulnerable for them. But yes Sienna is a bad ass and might be my favorite horror protagonist

[@raymuncy22]

I got to watch this in the “hood”. Fun was had by all! I normally don’t like loud theaters but this was something special. I told my son “i am giving you the opportunity to see something historic” I too never got to see any of the historic slashers in the theater. I did see 3 dudes run out during the shower scene. One lady made it to the “rat” scene and checked out.

[@Amber_xo_133]

Legendary makeup artist John Caglione Jr most famous for working on The Dark Knight's Joker makeup told Damien Leone he was a fan of Terrifier 1 & 2 and offered to work on the film which Leone quickly accepted. Director Damien Leone said that several big studios showed interest in financing this movie based on the unexpected success of Terrifier 2 (2022), even without a full script, but he turned them all down because he is certain that they would never let him film the opening scene alone, which he describes as "very controversial". Leone commented that the only reason that he can be so uncompromising in his depiction of horror and gore is because he finances his movies independently, creates all the special effects himself to keep costs down, and has no big studio breathing down his neck to make the movie more mainstream. When making Terrifier 1 & 2 Damien Leone has stated in interviews that the crew consisted of only 5-10 people depending on the day with crew members working every position possible. For Terrifier 3 there were dozens of people on set every day with dedicated crew departments. The rat tube scene truly made Art The Clown’s actor David Howard Thornton nauseous and he had to prevent himself from throwing up. Distributor Cineverse had only one request and that was to make the film under two hours long. Damien Leone who served as his own editor again recalled ripping out pages while filming to make the film shorter realizing it would be too long and not have time to film the scenes. The ending was much longer and was cut down. Despite trying his best to meet this request Damien submitted his final edit at 2 hours and 5 minutes. Towards the end of the film where a woman is on a bus reading a book called "The 9th Circle", the author's picture is that of the film's costume designer Olga Turka. The first horror film since Saw III (2006) to receive the "18" rating in France (no one under 18 admitted, equivalent to NC-17 in the U.S.) Damien Leone in several interviews stated the Christmas theme was directly influenced by the 1972 film and 1989 TV series adaptations of Tales From Crypt. Both featured a story called "And All Through The House" about a mental patient dressed as Santa on a killing spree. This is Leone's favorite version of a killer Santa and the cold open of Terrifier 3 is an homage to it. Several homages from classic horror movies were in this film including Art's face through the hole in the white door for the Shining. The window Art is sitting by in the rocking chair is the same shape as the famous Amityville window, also a reference to a body propped up at a window in the original Black Christmas. Also, the shower scene from Psycho and Scarface. In an interview Damien Leone stated it took 6 years to make Terrifier 2 as he and his producer Phil Falcone were doing every job on the production and underestimated how ambitious it would become to complete. With Terrifier 3 Damien faced a new challenge of writing and completing production within a single year to meet the release date. The production barely made it on time for its September premiere at Fantastic Fest. In one scene a woman is seen reading a book called "The 9th Circle" by an author called Rosemary Castavete. This is a reference to both the original short film where Art The Clown first appeared The 9th Circle (2008) and Rosemary's Baby (1968) which features the titular character Rosemary and also characters with the surname Castavete. Outgrossed Terrifier 2 (2022) within its first weekend of release. The letter, Sienna saved, from Jonathan reads: Sienna, We have to destroy the little girl before it's too late. Destroy her because she's inhuman...a DEMON. Sometimes demons try to break into our world, only they can't do it alone, they have to choose a vessel, someone recently deceased, who functions as a bridge between worlds. But not just anyone - someone sinister, depraved - the worst kind of EVIL, like a serial killer. If a demon enters this world in the flesh, a counterpart must be appointed to stop it from becoming too powerful. It's you Sienna, as long as you're alive, they're vulnerable. And they know it. -Jonathan First film in the series to not feature Special FX Makeup done by Damien Leone. The production used two makeup teams. Oscar winning Tinsley Studio and the Tom Savini & Jason Baker led Callosum Studios. Savini cameos in the film as a civilian witness on the news. Two distribution sources noted that DreamWorks Animation and Universal's The Wild Robot saw a noticeable bump and speculate that teenagers and young teens bought tickets to that film and then snuck into Terrifier 3. This is the second film unrated by the MPA to open at #1 at the domestic box office in the 21st century, after Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé (2023). Frank Stallone was in talks to play Jesus but turned it down. Clint Howard is in this film and also featured in Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation (1990) and Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker (1991), which featured a slasher killer dressed as Santa Claus, something this film pays homage to. In an interview with the NY Post Christian Tinsley and Jason Baker the lead makeup artists on the film said they used several 55 gallon drums of blood on the film. With 20 gallons being used just for the infamous shower scene. The shower scene was the final sequence filmed and the production ran of out of blood while shooting and had to go to local stores for supplies to make more. The first Terrifier film to be filmed in anamorphic (2.39:1) lenses. According to media outlet LAD Bible, the first official screening for the film had 9 confirmed walk-outs by the end of the opening scene. Director Damian Leone reported that he had been in talks with "legit Hollywood studios" who had shown in interest in funding the film, but said "after reading the first five pages, I knew they weren't going to let me make this movie. That's how insane Terrifier 3 is." Metal band Ice Nine Kills, who are known for writing songs about horror movies, released "A Work Of Art" about the Terrifier franchise. The song can be heard in the background when Jonathan walks in on his roommate and roommate's girlfriend. USA today has named Terrifier 3 as one of the top 10 most highly anticipated horror films of 2024 The shower scene was leaked on KZbin on October 8, 2024 In the scene involving the character "Burke" played by Chris Jericho, he is using a cup with the Stone Cold Steve Austin logo on it David Howard Thornton's second Christmas slasher film where he plays the killer, his first being The Mean One (2022). Also, both films feature Thornton's character donning a Santa suit to kill their victims.

[@Corpseface69]

BRUH WHEN HE SHOVED HER FACE INTO THE CORPSE I COULD NOT STOP LAUGHING 🤣

[@shutupdave]

Watched this in Bristol and most of the audience did not know what they were in for! Couple sitting next to me left, one woman kept having aneurysms anytime anything happened, one guy behind me kept laughing his ass off at Art (this was also me), another lady left after saying out loud “sick fuck.” It was really fun as a horror fan to see people actually leave from how disgusted they were

[@RealStoriesBank]

😂🎉

[@antwebb5572]

Bristol UK? Me too!!! Me and my son were the only ones laughing all the way through! I was crying at the shower scene when Art pulls the guys leg off, smells his foot then tosses it away in disgust!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MR.__G]

The reason I enjoyed the 1st film so much was because it felt more grounded in reality. It really felt like there could be a sick twisted killer out in the night preying on victims. For me it felt creepiest for that reason.. I love the setting, the building felt like art’s personal maze, the gritty grainy look it had and watching him play mind games with everyone was very entertaining. I feel like his performance was so well done that a plot wasn’t even needed. Reminds me of the original Halloween when Myers was just a killer on the loose stalking a random girl. Not much plot was there but his presence was deeply felt. Same for terrifier 1

[@Leo-V]

Do u think with Terrifier 3 coming out, Art is now iconized like Freddy, jason and ghostface, and in the future we can see the franchise go all the way to Terrifier 7, 8, 9? Or it still hasnt hit that major audience yet lets say like the Saw movie franchise

[@HauntedHippie]

Thank you!! I think Art is definitely going down in history. He’s up there with the rest of them for me. I see the potential for a long franchise as long as everyone maintains their passion for working on it 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@NightOwl_30]

Spookyastronaut said two people fainted at her screening. She was also doubting the stories and then it happened. She was shocked haha

[@tornapart]

Whenever she says 👀 pee pee poo poo man…i giggle in a diabolical way! 😂

[@jamesbok8385]

Fun fact, The peepee poopoo man is an actual film, dark comedy...but it exists LMAO.

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

​@@jamesbok8385😮😮😮

[@popermen694]

We had a 80-90 year old woman in our theatre sitting next to us. She kept shouting at the screen “ohhhh he’s going to get you!! Ahahahahaha”. I’ve never seen so much glee in an old lady.

[@roderick8167]

Terrfier 3 is definitely my favorite in the franchise and I didn't think Damien Leone could top Terrifier 2 but he said hold my fucking beer 😂 , i hope Terrfier 4 comes sooner rather than later

[@yeai9484]

My theatre wasn’t packed but when sienna got her sword and started going hard on art and Vicky an older lady in the back when “get that fucker!” 😂

[@bobbybrown5196]

Art with a gun makes me die laughing

[@raymuncy22]

Hard to believe this was the top movie in the country this weekend! Wild! Also I think it is totally ok to crush on Lauren Lavera. And can we talk about Samantha Scaffidi’s performance?

[@KimFromTheCrypt]

OMG valentines is my wish for 4 as well!! Damien pls. Terrifier 2 is one of my absolute faves already, 5 stars, so your praise has me really hyped! ill see it with my bf on halloween 🦇🦇

[@jazhillxo1668]

My crowd went absolutely nuts loved the energy

[@anthonyduran7553]

I liked how Sienna Shaw practically gave two ass whoopings to Art, the Clown and she took out the possessed Victoria.

[@Universalchild001]

I love the lore in the films. I like the fact that both Sienna and Art have super mysterious and strange back stories. The fact that angels and demons are both present the way they are gives the world the otherworldly weirdness that makes the films special, especially as a slasher.

[@Ironduke71]

"strangers close to me makes me nervous" "but i just love watching limbs fly all over the screen" make it make sense

[@HauntedHippie]

How are these things comparable at all YOU make it make sense

[@RealStoriesBank]

​@HauntedHippie preach it girl 🎉

[@prestonknight2485]

Complete fiction in a movie vs the very real possibility of a potential threat. There’s no reason to be so confused about that. Or hostile. Grow up.

[@organicketchup5171]

I really like this franchise. It's very violent and grueling, of course, but it's righteous and has a heart and soul. The victims may suffer a lot, but it's supposed to be sad and horrible; they're not just meatbags to be destroyed for the audience's entertainment. Leone seems to respect his audience and like people.

[@wholovedmrmoonlight]

Mine would probably be the shower scene too. I died laughing at all of Art’s expressions. I absolutely loved it. Art the clown is 100% my favorite horror movie character.

[@TroyKnight12]

This movie did everything I wanted it to and then some. Terrifier 3 is the best horror movie of the year. Damien Leone has solidified himself as a horror mastermind. 5/5⭐️ Movie.

[@CHRISMED2]

Its funny how some people say horror movies should be shorter, is it because people are so busy in their lives they cant commit over 2 hours ? or is it because bathroom breaks? Its become the popular talking point in horror movies nowadays. I dunno man but for me the more Art the merrier

[@RyanGhoulsling]

I think it’s really more about pacing than the actual length, T2 drags in the 3rd act for me but T3 flew by and I was down for another hour lol

[@johnbarrie447]

@@RyanGhoulsling Yeah, it's 100% more pacing than length. A lot of Tarantino films are over 2 hours, but as many times as I've seen Pulp Fiction, I've never thought it felt long. And I agree, Terrifier 2 is perfect until they go to the Terrifier...that whole section could be half as long and it would be more effective.

[@burgersbiblesaeh849]

I like how these movies are over 2 hours.

[@dystopia8171]

also, the producers admitted that they advertised the vomiting/passing out / etc etc, was simply a marketing ploy

[@HauntedHippie]

@@dystopia8171 I’ve read stories just in my comment section alone of people vomiting and fainting in many screenings. So who cares, it’s still happening lol

[@hermunkulus]

I was going to ask if you'll be doing a review of this. The franchise keeps on getting better with each installment and I love how it pisses some people off. Damien, David and Lauren have solidified themselves as legends.

[@marslayer1]

the little pale girl was inside Vicki as we found out at the end part of the second movie

[@DRGOAT999]

17:45 "oh she finds out" 😂😂😂

[@Dustin-sp8ui]

The serial killer Mia compares Art to is Jack the Ripper

[@austincaucci]

A Easter terrifier would be great and actually make sense with all the imagery they used in terrifier 3

[@chrislandrum4032]

Art's reaction when he seen and met Santa was the funniest Art moment in my opinion. My theatre was howling.

[@Rock72Man]

I did enjoy the comedic drops here and there in T3, especially when Art is listening to the shower scene couple talking, good laugh, great acting by David.

[@Steven-xy3iy]

I dont go to the theaters often at all. But hearing everyones reactions to the scenes kind of made it more enjoyable

[@oakbass122]

It’s a tie between the 2nd and 3rd. They have different strengths and weaknesses. Can’t wait to see Sienna’s showdown with art in the next movie.

[@bvvillz1]

My Biggest issue/ question about the movie has to do with the beginning. Why did Art and Vicky need to take a 5 year nap in the abandoned house? After dying in T1, Art didn't need a nap when he was resurrected, he went straight to a laundrymat, then got right back to it. I think the writers wanted there to be a 5 year gap, which works well for Sienna/ Jonathan, but there's no tangible way for that big of a time jump to work with Art in a way that makes sense.

[@HauntedHippie]

I think Art operates whenever there’s someone in front of him to kill. But also idk cuz he’ll go looking for trouble too lol. Maybe it’ll be part of the lore

[@altondavis1518]

@@HauntedHippie Ever thought of comparing Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho(1960) to Robert Bloch's novel Psycho(1959) and its Tv Series Bates Motel(2013-2017) if you hadn't already????

[@JavierAliagaOfficial]

the filmmaker said there was a 5 year gap because the brother grew so much more taller since Terrifier 2 i mean bro legit is growing up so fast and so much

[@j.g.michael3229]

Even though you love BYE BYE MAN though (thought I was the only one who enjoyed it), I disagree with you on TERRIFIER 2. I appreciated that it was longer and I loved how it leaned into surrealist elements like the Leone being influenced by Pee Wee Herman. Also enjoyed the lore in 2 and the journey of Sienna and Jonathan, which I thought was stronger than what we get from most slasher movies. 3 felt a lot more like the first movie. That said, I'm happy I saw it!

[@bunnyfunny8256]

Ngl the Santa scene was my favorite part of terrified 3 just because the way he just was acting around Santa then after he got on his bad side pulled out a gun it was hilarious

[@blimeyolimey8762]

I totally think Sienna will go to the afterlife / hell in T4. I even think it was foreshadowed by the book the lady on the bus at the end was reading 'The 9th Circle' as in the the 9th Circle of hell, Dantes Inferno etc.

[@damienalexishammons2963]

Both times i watched Terrifier 3 the theater was packed,and nobody left.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

I was close to vomit at least twice, while watching Terrifier 3 because of some scenes, which were quite disturbing, but fortunately, I wasn't eating pop corn. In fact, if I want to see this movie, don't eat anything, that's what I did when I saw The Substance at theaters.

[@thejoker9998]

I do agree Siennas Bro dying off screen was weird but my theory is he's not actually dead. Like of course Art and Vicky were fucking with Sienna and Jessica at fist saying the skull was Gabby to mess with them so who knows maybe Jonathon knew they were coming and left to lay low. That Skull could have been the little girls from the very beginning of the film.

[@ZeeDigitalMonster]

I'm the same way with strangers next to me so I always book the top corner seat and the seat next to it. BUFFER SEAT BABY!

[@Shotbyshot_official]

I’ve always thought of the terrifier films (all hallows Eve included) as an anthology film series.

[@royalhorror]

Imagine the plot twist of terrifier 4 being the fact that art the clown is a CENOBYTE ? Lmaoo we only can dream. I’m so glad you liked the demonic stuff, I did too and the imagery was perfect. Another aspect that I loved that you didn’t mention 😢 was the opening scene, ohhhh mama, this franchise including home invasion??? SIGN ME UP 🎉 Loved your glass, I got the same but black lol

[@VictoriaTraducciones]

He has given me cenobyte vibes for the longest time I swear

[@noahtrevino5908]

Also huge shoutout to Lauren LaVera she’s so pretty and I love her as a final girl 💗

[@softshallow7435]

Haha! My first screening me er at my cinema was on 11th October @19.05pm which I had booked on-line, I booked the seat centre of the very FRONT row… by MISTAKE, thinking it was right at the back of the auditorium. How stupid could I get. But I’m glad I did sit at the very front, because the gore and flashing and chopping scenes effects were so loud!

[@copyglow]

Sienna is definitely my favorite final girl in a horror movie. I can’t really explain it, but I just have such a strong connection to her character, and it’s just like you said, she does feel like a big sister to me!

[@AidanSvensk]

The catholic imagery in 3 is really interesting but personally just confirmed my reading of the end of Terrifier 2 being a weird ass homage to "The Passion of the Christ" (the gorefest for the folks who would usually picket a gorefest like this)

[@HauntedHippie]

Ahahahah

[@V0LTUnDeAd]

that's funny bc the makeup artist for passion of the christ is the makeup artist for terrifier 3

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

Art does smile, have them teeth and looks pissed just like The Devil in Passion of the Christ. My personal favorite character of that movie btw😊

[@hanonondricek411]

Wild speculation: What if they didn't show the brother's death _because he will be Art's sidekick in part 4_ ??? They'll show the kill then and Sienna will have to fight him or use Art to resurrect him via violent clown-birth... (Sienna's brother is 18 in college, but his actor Elliott Fullam was only 17 during the filming of Terrifier 3. I'd bet both he and Damien Leone didn't want to waste filming his kill before they could do it the way they wanted.)

[@HauntedHippie]

Ohhh great theory

[@Niflaco77]

What prompted me to go see part 3 in the theaters was to see if anything from part 2 was explained. I wasn't disappointed.

[@crystalblue8182]

I agree about filling in the holidays with horror. Finally we got a decent thanksgiving one last year. We need more holidays!

[@dystopia8171]

in LA area too, West covina/fulerton area, my theater was booked also, happy the franchise is getting the well deserved attention , the crowd was very engaged too , made it feel like a fun theater experience, laughs and shocks can be heard throughout

[@staticprevails]

this movie was satisfyingly over the top and much stronger than 2, although i am growing to appreciate 2 after watching this third one. also i watched an interview with Damien Leone and he said the same artist who designed the crown of thorns in the Passion of the Christ designed the crown for this movie. amazing, and i can't wait for more installments in this franchise.

[@skdee1013]

Just saw Terrifier 3 yesterday, and I loved it. Definitely put me in the Christmas spirit 😂. I loved seeing Art fan-girl over Santa. I loved all the references to other movies like Black Christmas and The Shining. Overall, it has become my favorite Christmas horror movie🎄🖤.

[@ncampbell315]

Glad I’m not the only one who laughed through the entire film. I’m a paramedic and I see real life gore so movies that rely on gore for shock usually do nothing for me. My prediction for 4 though is Sienna’s brother is still alive and Art is trying to turn him into his next accomplice so Sienna has to try and save him in that sense.

[@drinkingwithcats6011]

I can confirm the rumors of people getting sick and running out of the theater. Had a girl 2 seats over from me run out during the kill scene with the 2 workers.

[@RazzyRazzam]

The director said he had to cut about 25mins from Terrifier 3 lol. Wonder if theylk will be a directors cut

[@thefinalgirl3639]

I liked 3! Art is Iconic. The "clownie" Santa scene was my fav. Part of the movie. But the 2nd one is still my favorite. I think it's absolutely perfect as a sequel. I love the brother sister dynamic and love. 😊 oh, and I loved the little pale girl ! I have a weird feeling her brother isn't dead. Why would they kill him off screen... hmmm.

[@triciaadrianse3057]

I think the skull was the little girl in the beginning

[@cashthecurator666]

Me and my friend from college are seeing Terrifier 3 this weekend, should be a blast. Sienna is my favorite final girl ever, and Art is one of my favorite horror icons, second only to Freddy Krueger. You're right about how the Terrifier movies are kind of like comic book movies in a way, I always got that vibe because of Sienna and Art's rivalry. They remind me of Batman and The Joker, or Spider-Man and the Greeen Goblin.

[@Milton2k]

Gaby is not dead, she only went to hell, like Sienna did in T2... when Art stabbed her in the gut. Damien kinda explained "the gates of hell" he has been using in an interview. T4... will be most likely close to "Dante's Inferno"/Orpheus saga, IMO...

[@grackleboi2523]

The bye bye man is indeed the pee pee poo poo man.

[@Biggcatx]

What happens if art crosses paths with someone who likes pain ?

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

Ever seen Daniel Craig getting his balls whipped in his first 007 movie😂😂😂🤣

[@ericmueller9344]

Im surprised no mention for construction worker death when Art uses the box cutter on the man's head, peels his flesh like bannana peel, and mocks it after. Brutal...

[@Steven-xy3iy]

I actually talked to the actor that played Art awhile back when the first Terrifier came out. Hes a rly cool guy. Nice as shit, im not surprised he created an icon. Hes as important to Art as Robert Englund is to Freddy

[@bobbybrown5196]

Like 10 ppl got kicked out of my screening. Parents buying tix for their kids and leaving the theater

[@CampAfterHours]

My theory is that the skull at the end of the movie is the skull from one of the victims from the beginning of the movie. It’s weird to kill a major character off screen. Also, It’s rumored that we are getting extended cut and I’m hoping that cut drops in December. An art the clown Christmas for the win.

[@Milton2k]

My favorite "iconic weapon" in horror flicks has been Art's trash bag since T2. He might carry Freddy's gauntlet in there....

[@thecoooleshoveffect9582]

Dude The Bridge Too Body Island is the short story The Bye bye man comes from and it legitimately fucked me up a little bit. Highly recommended

[@VictoriaTraducciones]

The lore is deep in this one and I love it, LOVED the religious imagery, btw the pale girl is Victoria, or rather IN Victoria, she gets possessed when she gives birth to Art's head in the previous movie, also Art has always been demonic, watch the short fil the 9th Circle of Hell and All Hallows Eve, fun fact the book the woman on the bus in the end was a nod to the 9th Circle of Hell, so yeah it's canon

[@Milton2k]

Talking about editing a couple of scenes are rushed or choppy. Like the sword scene. Hope there is a Director's cut of T3... for Leone has said a lot of scenes end up on the floor, trying to make it short, specially in the end; cause one of the biggest complaints about T2 was its length.

[@Yeaster]

Sienna's characterization was genuinely amazing. They did something I never saw a Slasher movie do before and explore the final girl's trauma in great detail. But yes, I was a Terrifier 2 truther from day 1. I loved all the lore they added. Victoria is ok, but the final girl of the OG should've been her sister Tara😛 I loved the mall bomb too lol

[@MechaWingZero]

Saying that the Terrifier films feel like a mini series is good insight. They do have a more direct continuity than other franchises do.

[@thejoker9998]

I'm actually the opposite andi liked Terrifier 2 better than 1. I found the first enjoyable and it laid the foundations for 2 and 3 but 2 and 3 actually had more of a plot and protagonist. And I gotta say Sienna is probably my favorite 'Final Girl' heroine of all time. I really root for her and feel for her and she can be extremely badass. this series just keeps getting better and better so i'd say bring on Terrifier 4!

[@Milton2k]

I think of course the FX team did a great job without Leone, who only supervised. A bit too much blood... you know. Don't get me wrong... I like blood in bucket... Like in the remake of Evil Dead and such, but there was just too much sometimes in T3, taking away a bit of it.

[@coolshirtkid]

was so excited to hear your review of this! i agree this was the best one yet!

[@Bimmermpower4]

I realized a few days afterwards, my fav kill was the tube hammered down the throat with the rats. I forgot it even happened but then I just realized I was blocking it out because it was so intense lol. I give Terrifier 3 a 9/10 overall, excellent film.

[@JHolland]

When does the opening scene take place as it’s Christmas morning in the opening scene, so that’s after the end scene lol but he’s got no blood on his face and got his Santa outfit back

[@maliciousclouds1614]

Shower scene was definitely my favorite, BUT, this is a very close 2nd kill, the very beginning when he's axing the dad in bed, and there's a shot of the axe coming down on his face/neck...oh my god! It looked so real! The extra make up team he hired was PHENOMENAL.

[@ssj4PR]

Really enjoyed listening to your take on the movie 👌 I personally love all the terrifier movies, they keep getting better and I'm here for it!!! I laughed so much and the horror and gore were A+ Art is a new horror hero 🙂

[@etherealgalaxies6]

We totally need Art and fireworks 😂😂 Oh, the fun he will have 😊

[@minoruミノル九]

Terrifier 4 during Valentine's Day with Venus by Frankie Avalon as the trailer music?? I need that

[@jwnj9716]

Just give Art his own KZbin channel.

[@Niflaco77]

The plot of Terrifier 1 is basically 2 ladies try to get home from a Halloween party and things go horribly wrong. The great thing about the first film was how creepy Art was. The scene where he gets in the car with the blond girl was shocking.

[@justicerushing5917]

It seems like they're picking up threads from all hallows eve. One of the demons in this one directly looks like the creatures in one of the shorts in that film

[@burgersbiblesaeh849]

Finally got to watch it. The Santa scene was good. It felt like it had the second ones humor with the first ones grittiness. Only other time Art shot someone was in the first one. Really looking forward to 4. They doing something special with this series.

[@truthdetector4036]

didn't he shoot someone in the 2nd? in the car in the garage scene?

[@JHolland]

I’m confused why art didn’t attack sienna while she was tryna get gabby, why run away at the moment u have her the most vulnerable, but also now she is really all alone and has no one which is the state they wanted her in , so now they can take over her, so why would he run away when sienna is how they wanted her to be lol… I ain’t a fan of when movies do stuff that don’t make sense to keep the main character alive.

[@EandCsHouseofHorrors]

That simp Art did for Santa was pure gold, and by far the best scene of this movie! Also, every time Art slaps Sienna's head in the final act I just lost it! I can't call it better than Terrifier 2, Christ sakes Allie's mangled face is on my arm, but I can confidently say me and my fiance had far more fun in the theater with this!!! That head flesh rip thooooo 💀💀💀

[@GiaMarieYT]

There is a lot to talk about with this movie, but I guess I'll just stick with my differs in opinion (no shade). My mom had said the same thing about Art using guns, but I understand why he pulled a gun in the bar scene probably because the other guys that weren't the santa could've called the police. I didn't mind that also I saw it coming. The mall scene (that I was highly anticipating) was very disappointing to me and almost not needed. When I (accidentally) found out a mall scene was going to be involved, I was like omg yes he's going to be the mall santa and massacre these kids! Once the kid had that present in his hand, I knew immediately it was going to be a bomb. I was disappointed because I feel like the bomb was even more of a cop out than using a gun. I expected the mall scene to be crazy. Not that bombs aren't crazy, I just expected something different. I had a hard time digesting this movie after the first watch leaving the theatre. I was very unsettled because of a lot of new loose ends etc. There is a lot of things I still want to have conversations with people about it, but ultimately it was an amazing film. You can obviously tell the upgrade in production quality and it is very exciting to see that an indie film maker is now at the top of the box office out running some of the most highly anticipated movies of the year. I'm so happy for the cast and crew and can't wair for 4.

[@j.g.michael3229]

Savini isn't the only cameo. Clint Howard, Daniel Roebuck, and Krsy Fox (check out BURY THE BRIDE and her new one on Shudder, LITTLE BITES; she's POWERMAN 5000 frontman Spider One's partner). Oh, and Jason Patric from THE LOST BOYS as Sienna's dad!

[@lewismoran9057]

I literally went to see this at 3pm on a Monday afternoon, in a small town and it was fully booked… so glad smaller movies are getting the love they deserve!

[@megamanmg2588]

I think I was that 1 person in my theater to recognize Tom Savini as well 😄

[@jeremynellyson506]

Dude this movie made me laugh so fucking much. The way she is tied down watching her mom going through that and he just walks by and softly smacks the back of her head made me and my buddy crack tf up. Definitely best one yet. Kills and humor were 10/10

[@jeremynellyson506]

And I was in a theater of about 20 people, by the end, about 13-14 was left for the whole movie.