New Terrifier 3 footage shows horrified audience reactions in screening that had nine walkouts in first scene
New exclusive footage obtained by LADbible has shown the horrified audience reactions in a screening of Terrifier 3 that saw nine walkouts in the first scene.
The footage, provided exclusively by Signature Entertainment, shows just how awfully gory the film is through the reactions of fans.
The UK Gala Premiere where the footage was taken was previously exclusively revealed by LADbible to have caused nine walkouts in the first scene, 11 total, and even one fan being sick.
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Adding to this, there has been two people who fainted at a recent screening of the film in Australia, as well as an ambulance called to a screening of the movie in Chicago.
The Terrifier films are well known for their horrifying kill scenes which disgust and astound fans, but early reactions point to the threequel being the ‘worst’ yet.
Check out the video here to see the horrified reactions of fans to the movie:
If the faces of shock and disgust from that footage don’t tell you what to expect, I don’t know what does.
Whilst we can’t say what specifically elicited such massive reactions, having seen the film – they are completely warranted.
The first scene in particular, which spawned nine walkouts alone, has been a massive point of contention.
In an interview with JoBlo, director Damien Leone said of the first scene:
“Mark my words. I guarantee you the first five minutes of this movie is going to be very controversial.
“But that's not even the big kill scene. So that's why I was like, I need to just make this movie on my own, because it's too insane.
“If you thought Art the Clown's reign of terror in part two was extreme, you haven't seen anything yet.”
In our exclusive interview with Leone, he confirmed that the kill from the film was so gruesome and gross, multiple actors turned down the roles of those involved in the scene when they heard what it entailed.
He told us: “We had a lot of actors who, they were really, really good.
“And then when it came down to the specifics, because you have to be very open with what am I going to shoot, how I show it right?
“I couldn't be like, oh, there's a massacre. And then you get to set, you're like, wait, what do you want me to do?
“Not only that, I mean, we had to send them to the makeup effects studio to get the full body cast which is a very involved, elaborate process.
“So, some actors would get to a point where they were in the running for the top roles, and then when they found out what they really had to go through, they were like,'Nah, I'm sorry I can't do this'.
"And thankfully, to the credit of [the actor whose character dies in the scene] they were just so game and so excited.”
Only in Cinemas this Friday, October 11.
Michael Slavin