Terrifier 3 director teases the most horrific scenes in the franchise to date, and we thought the bleach and salt scene was bad enough
Mar. 28, 2024What could Art the Clown possibly be up to now?
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Forget the highly disturbing scalping scene fromTerrifier 2, because the director has now confirmed that the third installment in the franchise will include one of the most gruesome scenes yet, and it’s just been filmed.
Damien Leone teased the news viaTwitter, writing, “Can honestly say we just filmed one of the most insanely horrific scenes of the Terrifier franchise and you’ll never believe who couldn’t handle it on set… the BTS is hilarious. Can’t wait for you all to see!”
And who is the person who couldn’t handle the gore on set? Only David Howard Thornton who plays the murderous Terrifier villain Art the Clown. The actor confirmed it via a comment made on social media, posted bya fan on Twitter. “I will just say that this is the kill that almost made me vom. That’s a first.” Well, if the scene in question was even too much for Art to handle, then it looks like we’d better get prepared for number three.
The sequel saw Art return to the town of Miles County on Halloween once again, this time setting his sights on a teenage girl and her younger brother. We won’t go into too much detail, in case any of you have recently eaten, but there is one scene in particular that could make even the most hardcore horror fan’s stomach turn. Yes, you guessed it, the bleach and salt scene. The movie was so graphic thatfans were vomiting and fainting in movie theatres.
Differing from 1 and 2,Terrifier 3takes place during Christmas. Inthe first trailer,we saw Art the Clown dressed as an evil and bloody Santa wielding an axe, oh what merry fun! As for the gore, Leone has already teased thatnumber three will be bigger and scarier than ever before, accompanied by a much larger budget to work with. The threequel welcomes back Lauren LaVera and Elliot Fullam, Samantha Scaffidi, and of course Howard Thornton.
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