Shriekshow

Magically unnatural dialogue, nothing that could be described as acting and genuinely impressively derivative plots....amazingly entertaining in all its awful glory! Also the cinematographer has an excellent sense of color and framing that i thoroughly enjoyed.

Worth a quick mention is that Felissa's and Tuesday's roles were small bit parts with no real impact to the film. I think they were paid just enough to get their name on the box to try to help push this one. It worked; here I am. The opening credit roll is above average for this low-expectation sector, with clear video and nicely framed shots (Even as someone was dropping leaves right in front of the camera). It quickly found it's expected low footing when the actors showed up. Acting was iffy on some and ok on others. Nothing to call out on highly charismatic actors, outfits, or acting skills. Same for dialogue, script, or daring content. What did stand out was the quality of some of the outdoor props, Halloween decor, and set pieces here and there. Also, the third act was pretty decent, and make-up/effects were good minus the little girls squirming around trying to play dead... Ha! If you suffer from coulrophobia, it might be worth a view, at least the 3rd act.

Brad twigg continues to outdo himself in his latest installment to the fuzzy monkey films library. I got to see the world premiere in Waynesboro PA and the movie was amazing. The storylines the actors everyone did an amazing job. Actor and writer Chris O'brocki as the ringmaster was one of my favorite roles of his so far creepy, engaging and downright wicked looking forward to the DVD release.

I really enjoyed this movie alot. The scares and fx we're great too. The cast is amazing and it delivers lots of scares and if you like clowns...well there's plenty of them that'll creep you out.

Pure garbage movie. Looks like it was filmed using a cell phone. Terrible acting, plot and editing. Truste me and save almost 2 hours of your life by watching anything else.