Horror 2 is a direct sequel to the 2016 retro slasher. Horrorin which the terrifying mime Art Clown slashes the unfortunate victims on Halloween night. Horror 2 It is said to contain a more developed plot than its violent predecessor, and it will feature the last girl. Lauren LaVeraSienna, which was not in the original film. Also unlike the first Horror, Horror 2 will be released in October this year in more than 800 theaters across the country. ScreenRant unveils exclusive video from writer and director Damien Leonethe upcoming slasher that has generated quite a buzz since its premiere at this year’s FrightFest.
The strange new clip doesn’t feature the typical content you’d expect from a clip featuring Art the Clown, instead taking place in a fairy tale setting of some Art Clown-inspired TV program. The clip begins with Sienna wearing a cartoon-helpful outfit and looking confused. She begins to watch as the boy eats a plate of Art Chips, which contains bugs and razor blades. Soon, a woman who looks like a children’s program host starts introducing a special guest before Art himself jumps out of a window that looks like part of a food truck, much to Sienna’s dismay. This clip is proof of that. Horror 2 will be much more dynamic than its predecessor, giving viewers a slasher that they have never seen before.
Besides LaVera, Horror 2 stars David Howard Thornton as villain Art Clown as well Felissa Rose, Chris Jericho, Elliott Fullam, Sarah Voight, Kaley Hyman, Casey Hartnett, Griffin Santopietroas well as Samantha Scaffidi. Bloody Disgusting is releasing the movie in theaters before it becomes available to stream on Screambox over the next few months. The film is reported to be even more gory and violent than the original film, and is about 2 hours and 20 minutes long.
Bye Horror was the first stand-alone Art Clown film, Leone used the character years ago. The art first appeared in Leone’s 2008 short film. 9th circlebefore appearing in a 2011 short film Horror and 2013 anthology film All Saints’ Eve, which was Leone’s feature debut. Leone has said that he has a ton of material for a potential Terrifying 3, so much so that it could even develop into a Terrifying 4.
Cinedigm brings Horror 2 to theaters via Iconic Events on October 6th. Watch the exclusive clip below:
Source: Collider
