Terrifier
Directed by Damien LeoneNamed one of the scariest clowns on screen by BloodyDisgusting.com, Art The Clown returns and sets his sights on three young women, along with anyone else that gets in his way. Terrifier is based on a character from the successful horror anthology franchise All Hallows Eve.
Terrifier Ratings & Reviews
- ElliNovember 15, 2024It was both so cool and so cliche. A true body horror movie but with all the wrong typical things from terrible movies like Scream and Halloween. It could have been so good but the cliches really drags it down.
- ScottMarch 13, 2025Please welcome Art the Clown! This is the first real glimpse of Art that we see as he is the new actor behind the mask. Even though this is the first movie for the new actor David Howard Thornton, you can tell right away he's a natural at playing the role. Art doesn't speak a word and his meme theatrics are executed to perfection. It makes watching a scary movie actually fun, which is hard to believe. Yes, there is lots of gore, but it's not as scary knowing Art is natural-born comedian who plays a part of a deranged man in a clown outfit. The storyline was good, but the later movies are even better. You have to start with this movie first, then watch Terrifier 2 and 3 after this and you'll come to enjoy the series much more. Who knew a scary clown would be so much fun? Thanks!
- VioletFebruary 23, 2025Is says because of my country I cant watch anything? Um I'm in canada!
- AlexOctober 12, 2025Very Gory Horror, not really scary, just gory
- JVwatchroomAugust 23, 2025Legit one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen and not in an entertainingly bad way
- XXBlackMothXXMay 2, 2025An absolute gore fest. The clown is completely terrifying and mesmerising. This is a dark movie and was shot in the same style of the old 80s horror movies. Terrifyingly gory!
- Ashton ColeJuly 7, 2025Unlike its sequels, this first Terrifier is a generic exercise in gratuitous displays of blood and gore. It lacks the depth and charm that the sequels so surprisingly introduce, as well as any characters to really fall in love with and root for. Watch it if you must, but be advised: the sequels are better.
- Becky Dutton2d agoIt's bad
- cloudsrivalFebruary 5, 2025It's immediately clear at the beginning of the movie that Art the Clown is just a skinny human dude with no special skills or superpowers, but whenever a victim overpowers Art, they give him a lil slap and then run away screaming. Tara, for example, is initially depicted as capable and resourceful, and yet her MO is to disarm him and then run and hide. That lazy writing style extends a promising beginning into 40 minutes of skippable chase scenes with a splattering of extremely gruesome imagery. The movie takes place in NEW YORK, but not even the tough men in the movie are able to fight Art. Buddy, I've been to NYC pizza shops in the middle of the night, and there's no way one of those guys could be killed so easily. Movies like this make me appreciate better-crafted slasher films like "You're Next" that much more. Not sure why it has such a cult following, other than that it has gore so extreme that it's sometimes funny. But Evil Dead still does that better.
- Das_LamaJune 17, 2025Watching two scenes of this movie challenged my belief that the documentary Idiocracy was set 500 years in the future. This movie was just glorification of murder, mayhem, and torture for no good reason. I submit that this movie was terrible and we are only 50 years away from the Idiocracy dystopia. The positive part, I guess, is at least the incel folks who like this movie will get hand jobs at Costco and Starbucks in their lifetime.
- steven3078October 4, 2025Gruesome. Suspenseful and on the edge of my seat viewing. Love the slasher movies
- butnybSeptember 8, 2025Watchable but just average
- ethanlamb721October 30, 2025Good movie
- BadOneOctober 29, 2025The best slasher of the modern horror era
- drthompsontvAugust 23, 2025Enjoyable movie. It knows what it is and doesn’t try to be some higher art form. Some of the actors were pretty bad, but I can see why Art the Clown became such a cultural phenomenon. The performance was great by the actor portraying him. The special effects were also great, most of them being practical effects with little to no CG that i could see. Hoping the rest of the franchise is at least as good as this.
