Doc Jack

This movie is severely over-hyped and it seems like the reviewers are intentionally misleading people in order to boost its success. The characters are not interesting at all. You never come to care about any of them. The structure of showing many of the same events from the perspective of different town residents just made it feel longer and redundant with no clear benefit. It’s an interesting premise that was squandered by a sloppy structure and non-compelling characters. Worst of all? It wasn’t scary. At all. There were a few jump scares but never anything that out you on the edge of your seat. I’d heard so much about the scene where a character is asleep in her car, but it really was underwhelming when I saw it. I’m starting to not trust “professional” reviewers.

This installment was very boring. From All Hallow’s eve until now, Art the Clown has gotten less and less scary. This franchise also seems to have quit in the middle of giving him and the overall story any depth or purpose. We learned nothing new or meaningful about Art, the demon (Pale girl?) or Sienna in this film. It was a rehash of the previous film with pointless deaths of characters we don’t care about. If you want a genuinely scary movie franchise with a terrifying clown at the center of it, check out the Hell House LLC films. The first and fourth installments are horror movie excellence. The second and third are decent. They are better than any Terrifier film, that’s for sure.

I will put as much effort into writing this review as the makers of this film put into making it: It was boring, way too long, and pointless. The end.