Terrifier
It's Halloween night, and Tara (Jenna Kanell) and Dawn (Catherine Corcoran) are out having a good time. But they have a bit too much to drink, so they decide to get a bite to eat to eat at a small diner. There they see the same creepy clown (David Howard Thornton) that was annoying them earlier. Did he follow them? Dawn doesn't let him get to her and cheekily asks for a selfie while sitting on his lap.
After he leaves, they return to the car only to find one of the tires has been slashed. Distraught, Tara calls
her sister Victoria (Samantha Scaffidi) for a ride. Although she's studying for midterms, she agrees to come get them when her roommate returns unexpectedly with a male guest, and it's obvious they are going to be noisy. While they wait, Tara has to use the bathroom, but where? Dawn smiles a man stepping out of a building and asks him on Tara's behalf to let her in. Mike (Matt McAllister) is an exterminator and he's reluctant, but finally agrees to let her in while Dawn waits in the car.
The building is disgusting and filthy, and it has rats, but beggars can't be choosers. But then Art the Clown makes his appearance and everything goes downhill from there...
This film was... I guess torture porn would be a good description. The little plot there is only serves to bring everybody together in this location in order to be killed. Why? I have no idea what this guy's problem is. He never speaks, remaining mute throughout the entire film. Why? No clue. Maybe we'll find out in the sequel. Is there gore? In spades. One scene after another. This movie is not for the squeamish, not at all. There is one scene where a girl is hung upside down, naked, and split open, down the middle, starting between her legs.
I had many questions, but few answers. One of the biggest was why this scummy building would even need or call for an exterminator. It looked to be abandoned. So why was he there? Or is that just bad writing? The guy playing the clown did a great job. Definitely gave up very creepy vibes. Did I enjoy this movie? Not really. Am I going to see the sequel? Of course I am. So, I'll so that if you know what you're in for going into this, you'll be fine. I wouldn't blindside anyone with this though. I'll give this film 4 Stars for doing what it meant to do pretty well.
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