Definitely not the horror movie I was expecting, but I also wasn’t as disappointed as I thought I was going to be?
It think the dark lore behind faeries is always extremely intriguing to me. I think the way this film presented them was a fascinating representation. However, definitely not flawless. I think there could’ve been a lot more suspension building and fear installation.
This movie had an incredible amount of potential and the writers just gave it a lil smooch and tossed that bitch right out the window.
I swear this woman doesn’t have a single self preserving bone in her entire body. From what the film implies, there’s nothing wrong with Damian or his marriage with Alex up until they move into their new home. So when Alex sees a drastic change in his behavior, there’s no better flag to tell her…
Okay I know I've said in past reviews (on horror) that it's the subtle stuff that really gets to the dark corners of my brain, but there's NOTHING subtle about Terrifier. When it comes to anything Art the clown related, it's his silence and gestures that really get under my skin. Of course, I think almost everyone is unsettled on some level by clowns, but Art takes it up a notch.
This film is quite the unique experience. The way the movie is filmed, primarily from the perspective of the murderer is nothing like I've ever seen before! I was a big fan of the lack of background/ambient music or dramatic sound effects to emphasize scenes. There are several extensive scenes where the viewer follows the murderer as he treks through the woods and, while I did find this to add to the experience, I think at certain points it got…
