Terrifier 3: Last News

Screamboat, a horror film based on the Mickey Mouse short Steamboat Willie, has found a UK distributor. The film stars David Howard Thornton, who plays Art The Clown in the Terrifier trilogy.Deadline reported that the film’s UK and Ireland rights have been acquired by Signature Entertainment, the distributor that also handled the successful release of the Terrifier movies, including last year’s Terrifier 3.The sequel made over $4.2Million (£3.3Million) in the UK, making more in the region than mainstream Hollywood releases such as Borderlands and Kraven The Hunter.

Terrifier 3 actor David Thornton Howard spoke out against US President Donald Trump and his supporters on social media, director Damien Leone has responded.Howard, who plays Art the Clown in the movie, has been a critic of Trump and his adviser, Elon Musk, on Threads. His comments have involved accusing the President of being on the verge of starting World War 3, while Lauren LaVera, who plays Sienna Shaw, has also criticised Trump.Howard urged Tesla, of which Musk is CEO, to “oust him,” accused Trump of having made the US “less safe,” and made comparisons between the US in 2025 and 1930s Germany.In his most recent Threads post, he wrote: “I’m ok.

Terrifier movie is on the way, and the writer and director has revealed that the film will offer a conclusion and origin story for the film’s lead, Art The Clown.READ MORE: Art The Clown – behind the screams with horror’s “feminist”, Mr Bean-inspired iconIn an Instagram message thanking people for well wishes on his birthday, writer-director Damien Leone confirmed that another instalment in the Terrifier franchise is coming.“The script for Terrifier 4 is under way and it is shaping up to be the most epic, horrifying, thrilling, emotional and satisfying conclusion to the Terrifier saga” he said.“I’ve personally never been so excited to see one of my own scripts translate to the screen like this one. P.S.

Terrifier’s Art The Clown actor David Howard Thornton has turned an animated legend into a horror star in new film Screamboat. Check out the first look at murderous rendition of Mickey Mouse below.While Disney retains exclusive rights to its depiction of Mickey Mouse from its own works, the character as depicted in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie entered public domain at the beginning of 2024, meaning that specific version can be used for non-Disney productions.The situation is similar to 2023’s Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey, which became a cult hit due to its portrayal of the lovable bear being re-imagined as a serial killer. The film made $7.7million from a $100,000 budget, and spawned The Twisted Childhood Universe, franchise of horror movies starring normally family friendly characters.The official Synopsis for this new film reads: “Screamboat follows a group of New Yorkers on a late-night ferry ride that turns deadly when a mischievous mouse begins a rampage, targeting unsuspecting passengers.

Terrifier 3 has caused Ice Nine Kills streams to rocket.The band recently dropped their latest single, ‘A Work Of Art’, the official track for the new horror blockbuster, which you can listen to below.After the film claimed the top spot at the US box office after knocking off Joker: Folie à Deux last weekend, the song was streamed 645,390 times and received 453,000 views on YouTube within 24 hours.Speaking about the the success of the single, Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas said: “This has been an unbelievable ride. Seeing both Terrifier 3 and our track reach these heights is something we never imagined, but at the same time, it’s what we dared to dream we could achieve.“‘A Work Of Art’ reflects everything we love about horror and music and to have it resonate so deeply with our fans – and the Terrifier fanbase – has been unreal.

Terrifier franchise could be coming to an end soon, according to director Damien Leone.Leone, who has created, written and directed all three entries in the franchise so far, has revealed that he has an idea of how Art The Clown’s story will draw to a close. Speaking to Variety in a new chat, Leone shared that he doesn’t think the franchise will go “further than one or two more films”, though that isn’t set in stone.Leone said: “There is no definitive answer at this time regarding how many more films I will make before concluding the Terrifier saga.

Terrifier 3 has defended the film against accusations of misogyny, saying that sexism is “so not me”.The latest entry in the low-budget cult slasher series was released on Friday (October 11), and you can watch the trailer below. The Christmas-set film sees the serial killing Art The Clown pursuing Sienna Shaw (Lauren LaVera) as she attempts to rebuild her life after the events of the previous movie.Director Damien Leone has come out swinging against some of the criticisms of the ultra-violent film, particularly those who claim that the Terrifier series has a sexist streak running through it.“I don’t think it’s a funny matter,” he said in an interview with IndieWire, “but it’s so not me that I do find it kind of hilarious.”“It’s also a trope that I grew up loving.

Terrifier 3 is currently outselling Joker: Folie à Deux at the US box office and now a video game based on the horror franchise has been announced.Terrifier: The ARTcade Game is due for release at some point in 2025 for PC, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. The game will see players take on the role of Terrifier’s slash-happy killer.

Terrifier 3 looks set to beat Joker: Folie à Deux at the box office in the US this weekend.It comes after the latter drew an estimated domestic box office opening of $40million (£30.5million) on its opening weekend – roughly half of its predecessor, and well short of its original projections of $70million (£53.5million) three weeks ago. The film had a budget of $190million (£145million).Now, with Terrifier 3 expected to gross beyond $11million (£8.41million) on its opening weekend when it is officially released tomorrow (October 11), that is likely to knock Todd Phillips‘ sequel off the top spot, according to Deadline.Ticket sales for the Joker sequel are projected to drop by at least 60 per cent to 65 per cent in its second weekend, which would amount to between $13million (£9.9million) and $15million (£11.4million).As recently noted by The Hollywood Reporter, it is also the first Hollywood comic book movie adaptation to have earned a ‘D’ score from the market research firm CinemaScore, indicating that many audiences are not enamoured with the sequel.Even critically maligned comic book films, such as The Marvels or The Flash, have previously scored respectable CinemaScore marks, with both examples being given a ‘B’ grade.Folie à Deux also currently sits on a lowly 33 per cent critics score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes – compared to Joker’s 68 per cent.In a four-star review of Folie à Deux, NME wrote: “In short, Phillips and Silver have delivered the last thing anyone expected: a socially responsible Joker movie that finds an intriguing way to explore the consequences (both on and offscreen) of the first film.

Terrifier 3, the latest instalment in the low-budget cult slasher film series, is in cinemas, but when might a fourth film come out?The original Terrifier came out in 2018. Written and directed by Damien Leone on a budget of just $35,000, the film about the mysterious, serial killing Art The Clown kicked up a storm on social media thanks to its high levels of gore and earned enough at the box office for Terrifier 2 to be green-lit.Made for around $250,000, the sequel (again helmed by Leone) built on this reputation, reportedly causing people to pass out in cinemas and taking more than $15million globally.

Terrifier 3.The bucket – essentially a latex head of the horror character – has been unveiled in a short video clip, which you can view below.Much like the forthcoming film which centres on a killing spree at Christmas, the popcorn bucket also has a festive theme.One fan in the comments section described the bucket as “horrifying”, while another said: “I wouldn’t want to eat popcorn out of this.”The ‘TERRIFIER 3’ popcorn bucket has been revealed. pic.twitter.com/WiWQrnhtCn— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) September 9, 2024It is the latest in a long line of popcorn buckets which first gained traction with Dune: Part Two’s bucket, which went viral due to its suggestive look.This was followed by a Deadpool & Wolverine popcorn bucket which featured Wolverine’s mouth open in a similarly suggestive pose and also went viral.Elsewhere, Alien: Romulus designed popcorn buckets were also praised by fans.Meanwhile, the trailer for Terrifier 3 was shared at the end of last month.Writer and director Damien Leone and Priscilla Smith, president and founder of French distributors The Coven, recently revealed that the third entry in the franchise will amp up the gore even more than its predecessors, and will carry a significantly larger budget.The original film in the slasher series, Terrifier, came out in 2018.

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