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Let's see....killer clown who has been around for well over a hundred years who kills little children.
No one seems to be able to solve the mysterious murders, and, what a surprise, only kids are able to see the clown.
The clown is all clownish until he goes in for the kill, where his face turns evil and his teeth go razor sharp.
If only the clown's name in Hellbreeder had've been Pennywizard...
For what must represent at least an hour or two of traveling the soldier is just jabbering away, while the man next to him is...well trapped, hoping this clown will just move away, leave the bus, or shut up.
The story concerns a young girl and her demonic clown haunting a house just outside Boston.
David Lam Wai (co-star of Project A2) plays a clown who becomes a drug addict and ends up getting killed.
Mascaro, made me think of pogo the clown.
The plot will remind you of Stephen King's IT; a scary clown that kills little kids.
Out of the violence and hate came Tommy the Clown, the hip-hop clown who got kids to stop fighting and start dancing.
It just seemed perfect -- a comedy about a down-and-out clown with a drinking problem.
It has; living toys, midgets, a man with his face painted like a clown for absolutely no good reason, a guy with a head the size of an avocado, a female rock band in a cage (Again, for no good reason.),
Harry Crumb (John Candy), the last of the great detective Crumb lineage, is a bumbling idiot who's put on the case of a missing socialite by his shady boss, with the express purpose that he's a clown who couldn't detect himself out of a paper bag.
So as I suffer from insomnia and was perfectly willing to be subjected to the normal Sunday night/Monday morning line up B-rated porn on my local movie channel, imagine my surprise to a bunch zombie-ish children standing outside waiting an ice cream man, who couldn't be just some normal evil character, no, heaven forbid we do normal, it had to be a FROGGIN STUPID SCARY PSYCHO FLIPPIN CLOWN!
A down-on-his-luck clown who is determined to make it as a clown, decides to become a stripper clown and market himself as a joke for bachelor parties.
It followed a circus clown who, during the holocaust, was forced to act like a dog to avoid going to the camps.
Very very very strange and very entertaining bit of European cinema from Wacko Jaco Van Dormael, a former circus clown turned director.
And featuring the likeable clown from Freaks.
Instead of Freddy Kruger, there is some stupid clown who just isn't funny with his stupid jokes.
I expected this film to be nothing more than your very average 80s horror flick but it was much more.Admittedly the acting was well below par but the shocks certainly weren't.Any film encorporating clowns in my opinion can't help but be sinister there was no exception here the clown was terrificly scary,and the little girl dressed in white just added to it.The film also boasted some rather gruesome deaths especially the guillotine!This movie certainly surpassed its expectations.Deserves to be seen.
Jeff Goldblum plays a Jewish clown who survives the Holocaust by pretending to be Nazi officer Willem Dafoe's dog.
the story with the clown made me wonder if I washed my feet today... too bad, this truly is a movie to see while washing your feet, so you can do something useful when the torment begins.
It's also cruel to a step beyond the first two--Brandon Lee grieved, Vincent Perez went masochist, but William Atherton smiles like a killer clown.
The plot is derivative of approximately fifteen other early 80's slasher films, the soundtrack is nefarious (for the last time: heavy-metal and suspense rarely mix!), the characters are insupportable stereotypes and the maniacal killer (yet another evil clown) is the complete opposite of menacing, with his lame one-liners and overly flamboyant outfit.
Laughton, made up and dressed to resemble a baroque clown, seems to be having a good time, but all his leering and over-affectation is used for little purpose here--his character simply doesn't make any sense.
While the acting in this version of Stephen King's It, is for the most past good, (who can argue with Tim Curry as the clown), it none the less was stripped of a lot of its themes to be put to television.
Even ardent Republicans have dismissed him as a “rodeo clown,” and his campaign as a “circus.”
But electing a clown is not the answer either.
The chant became so tedious that inevitably, the class clown would ask if the incantation would end up turning us all into asthmatics, as Che was.
A few years ago, a clown named Brozo, with a large red nose and a bright green wig, was Mexico’s most popular political commentator on television, actively courted by all candidates running for national office.
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