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Trick or Treat Studios - Terrifier - 1/6 Art the Clown
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Terrifier 2 is the most depraved film I've seen in a long while. 
I think Art has earned his place as the most disturbing of the slasher villains!
Wonder if TOTS will make the creepy clown girl?
I think Art has earned his place as the most disturbing of the slasher villains!
Wonder if TOTS will make the creepy clown girl?
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Do you think TOT will release a new one Art? Regards
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I have a love/hate relationship with Art the Clown.
I love to hate him.
The original short film made a big impression on me. He was an intensely vile and unsettling character, and not yet being mainstream gave him even more impact.
With each successive film he's become more disgusting and more inventively sadistic, and I find it a struggle to watch them to the end. The unrelenting imagery in Terrifier 3 made me queasy to the point where I was wishing for the film to be over, yet still compelled to finish it.
On top of that clowns freak me out at the best of times, but collections should be built out of things that make you feel something, and TOTS' Art has been a challenge since before he even arrived. Even more of a challenge now in light of the newer films.
After watching Strange Forms' Hot Toys Xenomorph back catalogue video review, I looked at his own back catalogue of videos and saw this gem.
The best ever intro to a figure review... ever?
I love to hate him.
The original short film made a big impression on me. He was an intensely vile and unsettling character, and not yet being mainstream gave him even more impact.
With each successive film he's become more disgusting and more inventively sadistic, and I find it a struggle to watch them to the end. The unrelenting imagery in Terrifier 3 made me queasy to the point where I was wishing for the film to be over, yet still compelled to finish it.
On top of that clowns freak me out at the best of times, but collections should be built out of things that make you feel something, and TOTS' Art has been a challenge since before he even arrived. Even more of a challenge now in light of the newer films.
After watching Strange Forms' Hot Toys Xenomorph back catalogue video review, I looked at his own back catalogue of videos and saw this gem.
The best ever intro to a figure review... ever?
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