ClownDoll

Kept distracted as the protagonist's mother buys her an old fashion phone but it doesn't have the cord attached to the handle and drove my friend and I a wee mad that the set person didn't know how phones were designed ...

...not completely unwatchable either. Its got a "cheap" feel to it. Poorly written script (like why in the hell would she buy the doll in the first place?). The acting feels forced and wooden. None of the characters have any depth and have not been well thought out. The subplot of her being pregnant with her step brothers child is lame. Worse, the clown is just not scary. Its clearly a man dressed in a clown suit pretending to be a doll. It's stupid. I made it all the way through and there were a coupe of decent practical effects but overall this is poorly done. Look elsewhere for clown scares.

In the first few minutes of the movie we see a clown doll kill a bunch of humans who work very hard to keep their back turned to him and ignore him, despite already seemingly knowing he is a killer doll. This continues through out the movie right up until the end, when the killer doll is walking towards someone and the protagonist merely states "move, you have to trust me, move". It is about as bad as a parody. As far as the rest of the film goes, its lackluster all around. Mediocre acting, painful plot, weak effects, un interesting kills.

The movie is so cheesy, the goosebumps movies are more realistic. The beginning has some of the worst acting iv seen.

This is a flick you could check your phone out for 20 minutes and not miss a beat. There is no high body count or a creepy clown as the packaging suggest. The premise was the only positive factor, only to be executed in the worse way possibly. Acting and dialogue were non-existent. It wasn't explained how this clown became possessed and why victims were picked to be the victims. The gore was high school grade at best. The clown had the appearance of being a fun doll to play with, as advertised as being over 4 feet, I see nothing scary about that. The flick ended like it began, absolutely pointless.