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Clown (2016)
2016 | Horror
99 mins
A loving father finds a clown suit for his son's birthday party, only to realize that it's cursed.
| Produced by | Dimension Films, Anchor Bay Entertainment |
| Director | Jon Watts |
| Writer | Jon Watts |
| Cast | Peter Stormare, Laura Allen, Andy Powers, Elizabeth Whitmere, Christian Distefano, Eli Roth, Chuck Shamata and Robert Reynolds |
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Steve Fearon (84 KP) rated
Sep 12, 2018
This guy ain't clowning around...
Clown is like a classic twilight-zone style curse movie, where a dad puts on an antique clown suit, which turns out to have dire consequences that essentially turn him into a child eating killer clown.
There are some great comedic moments, as you would expect, some gross body horror, gruesome kills and actually pretty good performances.
Despite the b-movie plot, the acting is very solid, and the whole feel is of a well-made, well budgeted horror film, that would not have been out of place on a decent cinema release.
There are plenty of plot holes, bad decisions and parts that drag on a little, but overall this is a pretty entertaining movie, which provides a throwback experience to an 80's style slasher but with modern production values, so what is not to like?
There are some great comedic moments, as you would expect, some gross body horror, gruesome kills and actually pretty good performances.
Despite the b-movie plot, the acting is very solid, and the whole feel is of a well-made, well budgeted horror film, that would not have been out of place on a decent cinema release.
There are plenty of plot holes, bad decisions and parts that drag on a little, but overall this is a pretty entertaining movie, which provides a throwback experience to an 80's style slasher but with modern production values, so what is not to like?