While 2016's "Terrifier" was, as /Film's Chris Evangelista once put it, a "plotless, storyless, valueless excuse to showcase gore and not much else," the sequel provided audiences with more in the ...

The merchandise can be found at 5 & 10 in Universal Studios Florida. An A-frame sign is on display outside featuring Art the ...

The internet roasts an Art the Clown costume fail with one user saying this is “traumatized” rather than “terrifier.” ...

The story behind Ice Nine Kills' ultra-gory Terrifier 3 tie-in A Work Of Art ... Hammer is face-to-face with the ghastly, grinning visage of Art The Clown, ... That’s a real badge of honour ...

"Terrifier 2" is a distended holiday-horror movie that lopes along for 2 hours and 18 minutes, yet that more or less matches up with Art the Clown’s philosophy of mayhem: More is more.

The "Terrifier" franchise has always been Art for Art's sake, as its magical killer clown randomly slashed, bludgeoned, bit, scourged and even shot his way through whomever happened to be around.

Thanks to a lackluster response to “Joker: Folie a Deux,” the unrated horror film “Terrifier 3” opened in the no. 1 position in theaters this weekend — allowing a different clown to take ...

Now seems like the perfect time to break down some of Art’s most gruesome kills in Terrifier 3 and considering just how gory some of these scenes turn out to be, we’re going to tread very lightly.

Art The Clown’s origin story has always been a mystery. Throughout the first two Terrifier films, there was never a reason given for why Art is doing what he’s doing and why he is terrorizing ...

As we gear up for the forthcoming Terrifier 3, it turns out that not even David Howard Thornton, the man behind iconic horror villain Art the Clown, could stomach some of the gruesome scenes.