I will post Christmas-themed horror films over the next 24 days of LosMas; for the twenty third night, I am posting the 2024 slasher Terrifier 3.
A horror villain hasn't been as popular since his debut over ten years ago as this silent and deadly menace. With the release of the original Terrifier movie eight years ago, David Howard Thornton's portrayal of Art the Clown has transformed him into the new face of horror, a slasher that fans can't get enough of. Art the Clown has evolved into a horror icon unlike any other in recent years. It has been five years since the deadly night that Sienna and Jonathon survived, and both are dealing with the physical and psychological aftermath. While visiting her family and trying to enjoy the Christmas holiday, Sienna suspects that Art the Clown has returned to finish the job. Still, she isn't sure she can survive another confrontation. What has made Art the Clown so popular in the past decade is the truly creative and sadistic methods utilized by this silent menace. Most slasher killers don't put the effort that Art employs; his kills are brutal, and this franchise has made it popular with horror fans. Terrifier 3 stands out among other franchise films in that this movie isn't merely a vehicle for Art to mutilate more people; the focus on Sienna Shaw and the aftermath of her nearly fatal encounter helps to carry this film into a new holiday season. Lauren Lavera returns as Sienna and delivers an award-winning portrayal, showing why she is now one of the premiere scream queens in this era. Elliott Fullam returns as her brother Jonathan, showing what a great pair they make as screen siblings. Damien Leone has hit a triple with this entry, amping up the gore and creative slays with a new holiday setting, giving Art the Clown a new season of murderous mayhem. Since the first Terrifier release, Art the Clown has become a fixture at fan cons and Halloween events, with David Howard Thornton becoming a fan favorite. Before its release, Terrifier 3 earned some scorn for the intense violence, but fans of this franchise know precisely what they are getting with Art the Clown.
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