Killer clown movie Terrifier 2 causing viewers to vomit in theatres
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New horror film about a deranged killer clown makes viewers pass out and vomit in theaters over brutal violence – as people are warned to use ‘extreme caution’ before seeing him
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A new horror film causes viewers to pass out at the cinema because of the extreme violence.
Terrifier 2, the sequel to the controversial 2016 Terrifier, follows a deranged killer clown as he butchers and maims unsuspecting victims on Halloween.
The film premiered in theaters across the United States last week, and viewers have reportedly passed out and even vomited during screenings for its “brutal depictions of horror.”
The horror film Terrifier 2 about killer clowns makes viewers throw up and pass out in the cinema because of the terrifying violence. (Pictured: A scene from Terrifier 2)
As a result, Terrifier 2’s production company has issued a stark warning on social media to ensure viewers are fully prepared before seeing it.
“This film contains scenes of graphic violence and brutal depictions of horror,” the statement reads.
‘Viewers who are afraid, feel light-headed or have a weak stomach are advised to exercise extreme caution.
“There have been countless cases of fainting and vomiting in theatres. For those who choose to continue, you’ve been warned.’
Terrifier 2’s production company has issued a stark warning on social media to ensure viewers are fully prepared before seeing it
Despite the sickening violence, the indie slasher becomes a blockbuster.
It has already brought in $1.2 million in its first week of release, which is impressive considering the film’s meager $250,000 budget.
It was enough to break the top ten at the weekend box office, and the limited theatrical run has now been extended after sold-out screenings.
Horror fans have taken to social media to gushing about Terrifier 2’s gore, with one writing: “One of the goryest movies I’ve ever seen. You weren’t playing!’
Despite the nauseating violence, the indie slasher becomes a blockbuster
‘A guest actually threw up during my screening. After the movie I noticed he didn’t make it to the bathroom… all over the floor,” wrote another.
‘I loved it! So many people ran away; I don’t think they knew what they were getting into,” one moviegoer tweeted.
The first Terrifier follows a maniacal mime artist named Art the Clown who terrorizes three women on Halloween.
Terrifier 2, the sequel to the controversial 2016 Terrifier, follows a deranged killer clown as he butchers and maims unsuspecting victims on Halloween
The maniacal clown targets a teenage girl (pictured) and her brother in the sequel
The film went viral after its release due to a particularly gruesome death scene, where someone was brutally sawed in half.
In the sequel, he returns after being resurrected by a sinister supernatural entity to deal more damage, this time targeting a teenage girl and her younger brother.
Both films are currently not available to stream in Australia.
It’s unclear if they’ve been banned, or if the film’s low budget has caused international distribution problems.
The first Terrifier (pictured) was released in 2016 and went viral for a scene with a saw