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Terrifier 3

  • 2024
  • 18
  • 2h 5min
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David Howard Thornton in Terrifier 3 (2024)
Art the Clown is set to unleash chaos on the unsuspecting residents of Miles County as they peacefully drift off to sleep on Christmas Eve.
Lire trailer2:20
8 Videos
99+ photos
Body HorrorDark ComedySlasher HorrorSplatter HorrorSupernatural HorrorTeen HorrorHolidayHorror

Art le clown s'apprête à semer le chaos parmi les habitants du comté de Miles qui s'endorment paisiblement le soir de Noël.Art le clown s'apprête à semer le chaos parmi les habitants du comté de Miles qui s'endorment paisiblement le soir de Noël.Art le clown s'apprête à semer le chaos parmi les habitants du comté de Miles qui s'endorment paisiblement le soir de Noël.

  • Réalisation
    • Damien Leone
  • Scénario
    • Damien Leone
  • Casting principal
    • Lauren LaVera
    • David Howard Thornton
    • Antonella Rose
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,3/10
    52 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Damien Leone
    • Scénario
      • Damien Leone
    • Casting principal
      • Lauren LaVera
      • David Howard Thornton
      • Antonella Rose
    • 554avis d'utilisateurs
    • 185avis des critiques
    • 62Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

    Vidéos8

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    If You Liked Terrifier 3, Watchlist These Endurance Horror Classics
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    Lauren LaVera
    Lauren LaVera
    • Sienna
    David Howard Thornton
    David Howard Thornton
    • Art the Clown
    Antonella Rose
    Antonella Rose
    • Gabbie
    Elliott Fullam
    Elliott Fullam
    • Jonathan
    Samantha Scaffidi
    Samantha Scaffidi
    • Victoria Heyes
    Margaret Anne Florence
    Margaret Anne Florence
    • Jessica
    Bryce Johnson
    Bryce Johnson
    • Greg
    Alexa Blair Robertson
    Alexa Blair Robertson
    • Mia
    • (as Alexa Blair)
    Mason Mecartea
    Mason Mecartea
    • Cole
    Krsy Fox
    Krsy Fox
    • Jennifer
    Luciana VanDette
    Luciana VanDette
    • Juliet
    Clint Howard
    Clint Howard
    • Smokey
    Bradley Stryker
    Bradley Stryker
    • Eddie
    Daniel Roebuck
    Daniel Roebuck
    • Santa…
    Chris Jericho
    Chris Jericho
    • Burke
    Tom Savini
    Tom Savini
    • Bystander
    Jason Patric
    Jason Patric
    • Michael
    Alex Ross
    Alex Ross
    • Mark
    • Réalisation
      • Damien Leone
    • Scénario
      • Damien Leone
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    Avis des utilisateurs554

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    6stantarius

    Watchable, but preferred the first two.

    While the dialogue has never been top notch, and does 't have to be, especially the dialogues with Jonathan were beyond cringe this time around.

    The movie delivered on the mindless slasher trope but I can't shake the feeling the extra budget went to marketing instead of actually trying to make a better movie.

    The second movie had a scene that crossed a certain boundary and I was expecting the third installment to do at least the same, or more. It did add new things to Art's repertoire but it didn't have the same effect on me.

    A lot more happened off screen that diminished the "in your face" attitude the first two movies had. And I'm not talking about a certain scene that went amiss towards the end, that was most likely the only bit of actual storytelling that took place and left the audience guessing.

    No, probably budget cuts to.... Leave more money on the table for marketing.
    7gheckse

    Art is becoming too self aware

    I've seen parts 1 and 2 and applauded this take on a new horror character to stand up with Freddy Kruger. The dark humor and crazy creative kills continue in part 3, but at times I felt that Art was mimicking himself and was too self aware and appreciative, rather than organically funny. (Like in the sun glasses scene in part 2).

    The female companion to Art was interesting but I grew tired of her and she seemed to interfere with Art at times.

    The special effects gore is off the chart and surprisingly realistic. I see part 3 as a worthy effort to explore some other avenues, but risks sending the overall concept on a detour that could easily end the series. I enjoyed parts 1 and 2 more. The last scene which lays some foundation for #4 looks like a good start. The producers have a goose that has laid some golden eggs, they need to be careful not to kill it.
    labradovicrobert

    If you're into horror with no plot, no character, and all the depth of a puddle, this is your dream come true.

    Too long, too disjointed, and more like a collection of random ideas strung together with duct tape. Sure, the practical gore effects are o.k. But beyond that? It's a hot mess. The plot is nonexistent, the messianic arc for Sienna Shaw feels forced, and continuity has taken a backseat to shock value. It's as if Leone's trying to ride the wave of the franchise's success by throwing every half-baked idea at the screen, hoping something sticks. Unfortunately, the only thing that sticks is the blood. Art delivers another night to dismember, but as far as coherent storytelling goes? Don't bother looking for it here. It's not horror, it's a lazy bloodbath that thinks shock value is a substitute for storytelling.
    6atomicjeff-41850

    What you would expect from Art.

    This is the third installment of the Terrifier film franchise. This movie had a bigger production budget that surpassed the combined budgets of the first two films. They filmed this on a budget of 2 million dollars. You can tell by the improvements and quality of the film, bigger budgets results in more effects. Now as for this installment without giving any spoilers, this film does surpass its previous two films in hardcore violence and gruesome deaths, which is to be expected given the fact its Art the Clown, not Mr. Rodgers. I know many have come down on this film for the excessive violence especially towards women. If you look at thrasher films like Friday The 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, or any in that genre mostly the targets of those films have been female leads. The Terrifier films is no exception. Now given how film has progressed with technology and special effects it makes the death scenes more gorey and violent which really is no different from films in that genre back in the 1980's where this slasher genre really got its launch in my opinion. Is Art over the top? Yes of course he is, but that is the trademark of this Franchise. Now as for the film, the plot is typical, and somewhat predictable. They do expand the character of Victoria better in this film. They also have actors you might recognize such as Clint Howard and Jason Patrick who played Michael in the Lost Boys, so that is a plus. This film relies on its violence to carry the film, but I would like the plot to be more developed in the next installment. You can reduce the gore and focus on development which would not hurt this film, but recreating blood baths no matter how imaginary they are become dull over time and audiences become desensitized. I gave this film 6 out of 10. Now people who hate on this film for the reasons I mentioned earlier, remember this is the Terrifier franchise and you have seen from the previous installments what you're in for with this film. If you despise these type of films simply do not watch them, they are not for everyone, that is why we all have the freedom to choose what to view. Now I agree this film should be for mature audiences, not children. If you have parents that allow their young children to watch these types of films, then they are more terrifying than Art the Clown. Overall the film is all right, but a better focus on the plot will keep this film from reaching the status of so many other slasher films in that genre. Art the Clown is the new guy on the scene, but remember he was actually introduced in film many years ago, and now is just building steam. Let's build on his status with better stories, and then he will be the true slasher film icon of this era.
    7reelreviewsandrecommendations

    He Sees You When You're Sleeping

    For gorehounds, Damien Leone's 2016 offering 'Terrifier' was a bloody good time. A violent splatter-fest that didn't try to be anything other than that, it followed Art the Clown on a murderous Halloween night rampage. It's follow-up, 2022's 'Terrifier 2,' was an improvement in almost every regard: bigger, funnier and bloodier. Both films were met with critical acclaim (from a certain kind of critic, that is) and did good business at the box office. Self-funded, Leone's first two 'Terrifier' films are gruesome, grisly, grand guignol masterpieces. Can 'Terrifier 3' live up to its predecessors?

    The third instalment in the franchise once again follows everyone's favourite mute psychopath, Art the Clown. It is Christmastime and, united with his newly-birthed head (watch the second film for this to make any semblance of sense) and resplendent in a Santa costume, Art embarks on another killing spree. Meanwhile, Sienna Shaw- the heroine from 'Terrifier 2'- is trying to move on with her life, after her close shave with the fiendish clown five years earlier. Art, however, has other plans for Sienna.

    'Terrifier 3' is not an insightful movie. It doesn't have a message, or explore any themes, or contain satirical weight. Leone isn't interested in that. He isn't trying to make 'It Follows,' or 'Smile,' or 'Rosemary's Baby.' He doesn't want to make a horror with depth and nuance. He is out to make a spectacle of splatter; a celebration of blood, guts and gore. He aims to out-do other horror directors by upping the ante when it comes to carnage, by throwing everything, including the kitchen sink and the plumber, at viewers in an attempt to provide thrills and chills. He succeeds.

    Armed with a bigger budget than before, Leone crafts a brilliantly brutal festival of the extreme that is a worthy addition to the 'Terrifier' franchise. It is wilder, funnier and darker than its predecessors. Over-the-top and excessively bloody, if you expect Leone to operate within the confines of what is traditionally called 'good taste,' you'll be in for a bitter disappointment. He doesn't just push boundaries, he beats them up and breaks them down, with a hatchet to the head and a screwdriver to the spleen.

    Having said that, scenes that don't feature any violence are generally hammy, lacking power or momentum. While Sienna is still a compelling character, Leone's often awkward dialogue and cliched characterisation means the film has a tendency towards the dull when Art, and his accomplice Victoria, aren't on screen. Although handled better than in the first two films, these moments- which are the bulk of the narrative, really- underscore the fact that Leone's strengths lie not with narrative or characterisation, but with creative, insane bloodshed.

    Which, thankfully, the film is full of. The practical effects and make-up are breathtakingly gruesome, and the action sequences are fabulously unhinged and brutal- yet funny. The film is reminiscent of Sam Raimi's 'Evil Dead 2', successfully balancing extreme bloodshed with dark comedy. While not as accomplished or as consistently amusing as Raimi's film, it's still hauntingly hilarious, full of unexpected moments of macabre madness.

    Moreover, Olga Turka's production design is commendable, effectively contrasting violence with an innocuous Christmastime aesthetic. Leone and director of photography George Steuber's cinematography also impresses, compounding the film's suspenseful atmosphere. Paul Wiley's score is similarly effective at generating dread and mood, and the whole affair is well-edited, meaning that, even in its weaker moments, it doesn't drag.

    As in the first two, the film's main strength lies with David Howard Thornton's incredible performance as Art the Clown. His is a masterpiece of physicality, as if Buster Keaton were reincarnated via some evil ritual. Thornton's background as a mime aids him immeasurably, and he portrays the sadistic killer's perverse glee and menacing mirth with aplomb. Over the three films, Thornton has created one of the best horror characters in years; his performance alone should have viewers clamouring for a 'Terrifier 4.'

    Lauren LaVera also impresses in the role of Sierra, demonstrating the character's underlying trauma quite effectively. Although she has many awkward lines to deliver, she does so well, making for a compelling protagonist. Samantha Scaffidi is great in the all-too-small role of Victoria, Art's accomplice, while Antonella Rose and Margaret Anne Florence do fine work as Sierra's cousin and aunt, respectfully. Additionally, Daniel Roebuck leaves a positive impression as a doomed Santa impersonator, as does Alexa Blair Robertson as a podcaster. (Horror fans will also take note that the great Tom Savini makes an appearance, albeit in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo).

    In conclusion, Damien Leone's 'Terrifier 3' is a bloody, brutal and brilliant horror comedy, brimming with the macabre menace the franchise is known for. Featuring remarkable practical effects and make-up, as well as an emotive score and fine cinematography, it is a wild ride from start to finish. Full of over-the-top violence, and boasting a terrific central performance from David Howard Thornton, 'Terrifier 3' is scarily good.

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    • Anecdotes
      Legendary makeup artist John Caglione Jr most famous for working on The Dark Knight's Joker makeup told Damien Leone he was a fan of Terrifier 1 & 2 and offered to work on the film which Leone quickly accepted.
    • Gaffes
      Mia mentions the 5 year anniversary of the original massacre was coming up soon, but it took place on Halloween, and this movie taking place on Christmas 5 years later would mean the anniversary had just passed 2 months ago.
    • Citations

      Dennis: Jingle bells, jingle bells. This place fuckin' smells..

    • Versions alternatives
      There's an uncut version of the film that's 2 hours and 25 minutes long with 5 additional scenes.
    • Connexions
      Featured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Horror Movies of 2024 (2025)
    • Bandes originales
      O Come All Ye Faithful
      Performed by The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra & Crouch End Festival Chorus

      Arranged by Paul Batemen, Published by Silva Screen Music (Publishers) Ltd

      Courtesy of DJ&J Music Consulting & Silva Screen Music America

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    • Date de sortie
      • 9 octobre 2024 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
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    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Terrifier 3: Payaso siniestro
    • Sociétés de production
      • Dark Age Cinema
      • Bloody Disgusting
      • Fuzz on the Lens Productions
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      • 2 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 53 981 071 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 18 928 113 $US
      • 13 oct. 2024
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 90 322 103 $US
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