The Big Picture ‘Terrifier 3,’ ‘Smile 2,’ and the 10 Best Horror Movies of 2024
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Oct 18, 2024 
Chris Ryan, a film critic from The Ringer, joins the discussion to dive into the captivating world of horror cinema. They explore the success of 'Terrifier 3,' reflecting on its cult status and extreme gore. The pair also critique 'Smile 2,' noting its impressive filmmaking contrasted with a disjointed storyline. In an engaging segment, they each share their top five horror films of the year, highlighting promising entries like 'Longlegs' and beloved franchises. The conversation reveals the evolving landscape of horror and the enduring loyalty of its fans.
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Terrifier's Success
- Terrifier 2 was a surprise hit, making $15 million, exceeding expectations.
- Terrifier 3 is currently the number one movie in America.
Terrifier as Performance Art
- Chris Ryan finds Terrifier movies to be more like performance art than visceral horror.
- He admires the choreography but doesn't connect with the narrative or stakes.
Art's Regeneration
- Terrifier 3 attempts lore-building, explaining Art the Clown's regeneration.
- A special sword decapitates Art, but he finds his way back.
