11 people left early and one person vomited at the UK premiere of “Terrifer” | THE RIVER

The latest film in the popular horror film series, “Terrifer,'' which depicts the horrors caused by the murderous Art the Clown, had 11 people leave the theater during its UK premiere (9 of them in the opening scene). ), and one person reportedly vomited.

The previous film, “Terrifer: The Endless Tragedy'' (22), became a hot topic due to a series of people vomiting and fainting all over the world, and grossed 15.7 million dollars worldwide (approximately 2.4 billion yen in Japanese yen *exchanged at 160 yen to the dollar). Record your income. In its home country, it became a huge hit following the first film, “Terrifer''. In Japan, while the first film was not released in theaters, the second film was released in theaters and became a smash hit, with its extremeness and Art the Clown's somehow cute appearance becoming a hot topic.

The third installment of the Terrifer series is set at Christmas. The story is about how Art the Clown plunges the residents of Miles County, who celebrate Holy Night, into the depths of fear and despair. A teaser video has been released.

The video begins with a scene showing a child's room on a quiet night, while an out-of-tune “Silent Night” plays. There are cute toys lined up in the room, and snow is falling lightly outside the window. A small girl was sleeping alone in the bed in the room, but she woke up when she heard a small noise. Afterwards, the girl timidly goes downstairs to see what's going on, holding a teddy bear in her arms. There, they saw the back of Santa placing a box of presents wrapped in beautiful paper in front of the Christmas tree. A girl happily calls out “Santa!” But it's not Santa… When the scene changes, there is a sea of ​​blood. There was Art the Clown, happily eating and drinking something.

The director is Damian Leone, who taught himself special effects, special make-up, and special modeling, and made his feature-length directorial debut with “Terrific'' (16), and has since received enthusiastic support from fans. Lauren Labella, who starred in “Terrifer,'' will continue to play the lead role, and Art the Clown, who has become a global horror icon, will of course be played by David Howard Thornton.

The movie “Terrifer: Nightmare” will be released at TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku and other theaters nationwide from Friday, November 29, 2024 (= Good Meat Day).