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Terrifier: The Bloody Duo Unboxing

The first two Terrifier films have become modern cult horror classics, thanks to director Damien Leone’s relentless vision and the nightmare-inducing presence of David Howard Thornton’s Art the Clown. Blending unflinching artery-spraying chaos with Art’s eerie and darkly comical hijinks, the notorious films deliver a barrage of grisly gore and scares that refuse to pull any punches. In 4K UHD, the blood-soaked mayhem and disturbing practical effects are sharper, slicker, and more stomach-churning than ever. So, get that barf bag ready and enjoy a double-bill of two of the most uncompromisingly gruesome slasher flicks in horror history.

Now available together in a Limited Edition Steelbook release from Signature Entertainment

Synopsis

Brutal, unforgiving with a unique flare; there’s no killer that comes close to Art the Clown. Feared, loved and reviled, Art stalks his prey on All Hallows Eve, a night when all should fear a killer clown with an unforgettable and imaginative way of killing his victims. In this two film collection witness Art cut his way through the inhabitants of small town America one by one. There’s no stopping him once his sights are set on you…

Terrifier Special Features

  • Commentary with director Damien Leone and actor David Howard Thornton
  • Behind the Scenes
  • Interview with Jenna Kanell
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Art the Clown Time Lapse Makeup
  • Dread Central presents Terrifier San Diego Crowd Responses
  • Trailer

Terrifier 2 Special Features

  • Commentary with writer/director Damien Leone
  • Behind the Scenes with the Boo Crew
  • Boo Crew Interviews

TERRIFIER: THE BLOODY DUO is available now on Limited Edition 4K UHD Steelbook from Signature Entertainment

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