Art the Clown Owes One of His 'Terrifier' Victims a Lot of Money
By Andrew Sanford, October 28, 2025
The author admits to loving spooky movies, especially during this time of year, but tends to avoid films that rely solely on shock value, which is why he hasn't watched the Terrifier movies.
The Terrifier films, featuring a clown named Art, originated from short segments in the anthology All Hallows' Eve and developed a strong cult following, with the sequel grossing $15 million on a $250,000 budget and the third installment making $90 million on a $2 million budget.
However, upon learning about a particular infamous scene where a woman is suspended upside down and cut in half, the author's interest in the movies vanished.
Can he be a man of his word if he doesn't speak?
Author's summary: Art the Clown's Terrifier movies are known for their shock value.
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