I’m a big fan of good horror movies, and I’m the type of person who can only watch them when the audience is screaming and holding the hand of the person next to me.
But in recent years, many have promised to make it happen, but never do. It’s all CGI, scary stories, and eye-rolling jump scares.
When I heard that Terrifier was coming back for a third installment, I knew it would live up to its name.
The film saw even America’s most seasoned horror movie buffs leave early to vomit or pass out, with theaters handing out vomit bags before screenings.
Now that I look at it, I understand why.
I went to see “Terrifier 3,” where some people vomited during the screening. (Via Youtube, extremely unpleasant)
This R18+ film tells the story of Art the Clown, played by David Howard Thornton, who terrorizes a small town on Christmas Eve with diabolical and extremely cruel acts.
This time he has friends. Victoria, who you may remember from the first Terrifier, is back as his possessed partner in crime.
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It’s already a big hit overseas. According to Variety, despite being an independent, low-budget film, Terrifire 3 grossed a whopping $18.3 million in its opening weekend.
Like the first two, this film is infamous for being one of the most truly gruesome watches you’ll ever see. The opening scene alone is shocking, as Art, dressed as Santa, invades a family’s home on Christmas Eve.
Terrifier 3 grossed a whopping $18.3 million (approximately $27,193,800) in its opening weekend. (Via Youtube, extremely unpleasant)
“What the hell is this movie?” my friend, who had never seen or heard of the first two, whispered to me after a few seconds.
Art’s brutality towards those who stood in his way elicited a sea of groans and gasps from the audience, who shifted uncomfortably in their seats.
As time passed, my symptoms got worse and worse. People, myself included, were huddled in our seats, wondering how in the world we had come to experience such a nightmare. .
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Despite other reviews, I noticed that there were a lot of people nearby, but no one left the packed theater.
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I had constant bouts of nausea and had to protect my eyes multiple times.
If you want to watch some really scary movies that will make your stomach hurt, this is definitely for you. But after watching this, you might just stick with those wishy-washy CGI horror movies. .
Terrifier 3 is not for the faint of heart, so watch at your own risk.
The film was released in Australia on October 10th and is playing in most major cinemas.
R18+ movies run for 120 minutes and are usually scheduled to be shown in the evening in theaters. The trailer can be viewed here.
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