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FAVORITE KILLER CLOWN MOVIE

Started by KYGOTC, May 15, 2007, 10:45:00 AM

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Your fav. killer clown movie?

KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE
MR. JINGLES
KILLJOY 2
IT
FEAR OF CLOWNS
KILLJOY
CLOWNHOUSE
S.I.C.K.
VULGAR
BLOOD HARVEST
HE WHO GETS SLAPPED

KYGOTC

I know for a fact that I'm missing some. I just cant think of the titles. Tell me the ones that im missing if you know them, kay?
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DodgingGrunge

Yeah, nothing of any real cinematic significance comes to mind.  Here are a few titles for your list, though:


Killer clowns seem to be relegated to second-tier horror and anthologies.  It is just kind of hard to take them serious as villains (and I grew up less than a mile from John Wayne Gacy's house!).  There were numerous episodes of Tales From the Crypt/Darkside that featured evil clowns.  And there are lots of movies where the clowns are simply mean or pushed to violence, like Fellini's La Strada, Vulgar, The Chase, or Lon Chaney's Laugh, Clown, Laugh.  There are certainly a lot of freaky movies that encompass the broader circus-carnival category.  Of those, Jodorowsky's Santa Sangre is my favorite.
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MrRed

Voted for IT, best killer klown...er, clown movie by a mile.  Too bad they blew the ending with the spider thing in the cave.

I guess the "real life" scariest flick here is Clownhouse, considering what went down with Salva and his underage stars...

Another one for your list is Bill Rebane's obscure slasher Blood Harvest (aka. Nightmare, aka. The Marvelous Mervo), in which Tiny Tim - yes, that Tiny Tim, tiptoe through the tulips Tiny Tim - plays an (almost) evil clown.  That's a wild one, though to be honest, the best part of it is Cari Salochek's abundant nudity.

I guess the same could be said for most slasher flicks of the era.

daveblackeye15

Killer Clowns from Outer Space. Because they did it right and it's a classic.
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KYGOTC

#4
Heh, ya think I should put in the 1989 Batman?

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daveblackeye15

No, the Joker is a joker, not a clown.

Difference.
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KYGOTC

Quote from: daveblackeye15 on May 15, 2007, 02:41:54 PM
No, the Joker is a joker, not a clown.

Difference.

I know. I was joking. Pun intended.
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Doc Daneeka

HE WHO GETS SLAPPED comes to mind.

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KYGOTC

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venomx

#9
What was CLOWNHOUSE about, I think I remember it - If it is what I think it was ... I liked it.  :thumbup:
But KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE gets my vote.
VULGAR aw,man I dont want to think it right now. I just had lunch. Devildogs and Milk.

MrRed

Clownhouse was about some little boys (aged about 8 to 13 I'd guess) in their home alone for some reason when some nutjobs wearing clown getups break in and, well, you know...

It's not a bad movie, though it is overshadowed by the surrounding scandal.

venomx

Oh wrong movie then. I was thinking about funhouse ... I think.

Raffine

Cecil B. DeMille's THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH (1952) features Jimmy Stewart as a killer clown named "Buttons".  :teddyr:

Scariest part: this won the "Best Picture" Oscar that year.
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RCMerchant

BLOOD HARVEST(1987) with Tiny Tim as a psycho clown. TINY TIM!!! That's scarey in itself!

                       
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CoreyHeldpen

Killer Klowns From Outer Space, the undisputed king of Killer Clown flicks, of course.
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