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Controversial ‘Terrifier 3’ Sparks Severe Reactions at UK Premiere

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The highly-anticipated horror sequel, Terrifier 3, directed by Damien Leone, has stirred significant reactions following its UK premiere. Reports from the screening indicate that the gruesome content led to multiple audience members walking out before the film even reached its opening title card. Bloody Disgusting shared that nine people exited during the film’s initial scenes, with one attendee reportedly vomiting before the ten-minute mark.

Director Damien Leone spoke to Bloody Disgusting about the reactions, noting, “Although I was in and out of the screening, I did manage to witness some crazy stuff.” He described spectators’ intense responses, including panic attacks during various shock-inducing sequences, which are characteristic of Leone’s distinct horror style.

The film’s extreme nature is said to have contributed to the reluctance of major film studios in producing it, prompting Leone to partner with Bloody Disgusting and Cineverse to maintain his creative vision. “I knew they weren’t going to let me make this movie based on the first five pages,” Leone remarked to Bloody Disgusting.

Terrifier 3 continues the storyline of Art the Clown, further pushing the boundaries set by its unrated predecessor, Terrifier 2, released in 2022. The prior installment gained notoriety among horror aficionados for its unrestrained depiction of gore, an aspect likely propelling the sequel’s escalating buzz and anticipation ahead of its general release next week.

As the film garners critical attention post-festival screenings, both fans and critics anticipate whether Terrifier 3 will cement Art the Clown as a global horror icon by Halloween, echoing its success in the horror community.

Rachel Adams

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