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Only clown I thought was scary was the one in Poltergeist. The IT one, nah not scary at all. I tried to watch the remake and turned it off, his appearances did nothing for me. Other things may scare me but not clowns.
Going to bump this thread with Smile 2. Honestly, the opening would've been a fucking fantastic scene in an action movie, and it was all filmed in one take. Honestly, it was awesome and wouldn't have been out of place in an action film, only the ending of that scene brutally reminded you that this is supposed to be a horror film.
Joel (the cop boyfriend from the first film now afflicted by the Smile entity) is a fucking badass, and he shouldn't have died because he planned it out so well how to escape. The ending's implications are scary as shit as well.
Did you ever see Killer Clowns from Outer SpaceOnly clown I thought was scary was the one in Poltergeist. The IT one, nah not scary at all. I tried to watch the remake and turned it off, his appearances did nothing for me. Other things may scare me but not clowns.
I love that theory so much. But honestly, I could go with both of them being the Thing in the end. You never see Childs for the longest time, and MacReady suddenly forgetting the most important advice...they're sharing that bottle because they both won, and they're celebrating it. They're just waiting for some idiot to pick them up.@Memento The Thing is an all time classic. Kurt Russel nailed it. John Carpenter is just amazing. His vision along with the music just works.
I found this article tonight, thought I'd share the link for you if you haven't read it.
https://www.ign.com/articles/john-c...-this-fan-may-have-worked-the-whole-thing-out
Going to bump this thread with Smile 2. Honestly, the opening would've been a fucking fantastic scene in an action movie, and it was all filmed in one take. Honestly, it was awesome and wouldn't have been out of place in an action film, only the ending of that scene brutally reminded you that this is supposed to be a horror film.
Joel (the cop boyfriend from the first film now afflicted by the Smile entity) is a fucking badass, and he shouldn't have died because he planned it out so well how to escape. The ending's implications are scary as shit as well.