One of the scariest scenes in Terrifier 2 was a total accident [Exclusive]

As most fans of the “Terrifier” series and Art the Clown know, the deadly actions and mythology of the malevolent murderer are an ever-changing, volatile thing. Creator/writer/director Damien Leone’s entire ethos with the character and these films is to constantly shock and surprise audiences, with Art literally and figuratively betraying the bond of past horror and slasher films. Art could appear at any time and without warning, take his own life, resurrect himself, pull out either a butcher knife or a gun, and generally be so unpredictable as to be extremely unsettling. Given this aesthetic, the “Terrifier” films followed suit: Art’s first appearance in a feature film was in “All Hallow’s Eve,” an anthology film partially composed of previous short films Leone had already made (including the first “Terrifier “) ” short). Next came the first feature film “Terrifier”, which featured a circular narrative structure.