As for new characters… Rob Zombie typical Daniel Roebuck seems as Santa Claus, specific effects legend Tom Savini and The Lost Boys star Jason Patric will be displaying up in unspecified roles, and a even though back, business scooper Daniel Richtman shared a batch of character descriptions (place with each other for the casting course of action) that give some particulars on the possible victims we’ll be meeting in the film:

[ GABBIE ]
12-15 years old, Female, white – Gabbie is energetic, precocious, in some cases sassy and complete of life. A young girl curious about the planet beyond her peaceful suburban life. She is Sienna and Jonathan’s cousin, and idolizes Sienna like the major sister she never ever had…SUPPORTING LEAD

[ JESSICA ]
40s – early 50s, Female, white – aka Aunt Jess, she is Sienna and Jonathan’s aunt she’s wise, steady and empathetic with the heart of a fighter, but unliker her late-sister Barbara (Terrifier 2), she has a gentle soul. As wife to Greg and mom to Gabbie, Jess is the glue that holds her little loved ones together…SUPPORTING LEAD

[ GREG ]
40s – early 50s, Male, white – aka Uncle Greg he is your all-American “everyone’s favorite uncle” form of guy a strong, loving provider for his wife (Jessica) and daughter (Gabbie). The “cool dad”. He’s a effectively kept man with a sturdy, athletic physique…SUPPORTING LEAD

[ COLE ]
18-22 years old, Male, open ethnicity – Cole is Jonathan’s college roommate. The cool guy to Jonathan’s nerd. The “bro”. Cole and his girlfriend Mia have a major, loud power when they are with each other that can be magnetic or turn sinister and obnoxious. The part demands a shower scene of intimate nature and partial nudity (back/buttocks)…SUPPORTING

[ MIA ]
18-22 years old, Female, open ethnicity – Mia is Cole’s girlfriend a cute, exciting, well-known, college girl with a bit of a imply streak. Mia and Cole have a major, loud power when they are with each other that can be magnetic or turn sinister and obnoxious. The part demands a shower scene of intimate nature and partial nudity (back/buttocks/side)…SUPPORTING

TONE

Terrifier 3 is in fact the fourth function with Art the Clown in it. Before making Terrifier, Leone introduced the character (then played by Mike Giannelli) in brief films that have been incorporated in the 2013 horror anthology All Hallows’ Eve. When he was gearing up for the third film, Leone mentioned, “One of my main goals for Terrifier 3 is to recapture the creep factor present in the original Terrifier short film. That had a genuinely spooky atmosphere that I’m still proud of. If all goes as planned, part 3 will be the scariest Terrifier thus far.”

The filmmaker is also aiming to make the third film a lot more like the initially Terrifier function. Speaking with Variety, he mentioned Terrifier 3 will “shift back a bit to the tone of Part One, which I felt was a little more simplistic and old school, gritty slasher. I want this one to go back in that direction, and I want this to be the scariest one of the trilogy. This one will actually have a little bit more of an evil overtone to it, so this is going to be hopefully the scariest and the darkest. I want it to feel as if the audience coming into this one isn’t as comfortable with Art the Clown as they feel they are now. I want to see if I can make them really scared of him again.”

Terrifier 2 went heavy on the supernatural components. As Leone described it to Insider, “There’s blatant religious mythic imagery, clear as day. There is a heaven and hell thing going on. And the clown is this resurrected demon and Sienna is slowly becoming aware that she’s sort of this Old Testament angel ready to do battle and going through that metamorphosis.” When asked if he has received constructive criticism on Terrifier 2 that he’s maintaining in thoughts for the subsequent sequel, he replied, “I wanted Part Two to have a Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors vibe to it. That was my tone in the back of my head and I knew I was really going to embrace this supernatural and fantasy element. I also knew I was going to alienate a handful of fans going that route. I personally love it. There’s a lot of people who didn’t love the fantasy, or at least they need more explanation as to why that’s all happening. I didn’t want to explain everything in Part Two, so I am going to explain as we go. But the biggest mistake I could do now is double-down on that fantasy aspect. That’s why I want to course-correct a bit; let’s go back to Nightmare on Elm Street Part One, as opposed to going further into Dream Warriors. That could be very helpful criticism and help me make a better movie moving forward. But we’ll see.” Leone is also aiming to make positive the new film has a operating time below two hours (Terrifier 2 was 138 minutes).

Leone is also operating to make positive there’s an element of exciting to all of this. He told The Hollywood Reporter, “I constantly want there to be levity. Art the Clown requires to be his charming, quirky self. I want the audience to know this is just a fictional planet. We are right here to have exciting, and I do not want them leaving the theater feeling miserable. But at the very same time, there is a way to make this a single look as if you have never ever even met Art the Clown ahead of. That’s how I want the audience to really feel. I want them to really feel like this is a quite terrifying, unpredictable character, and even though you consider you may possibly know him, you do not know what’s coming.“

GORE

The Terrifier films are recognized for their moments of intense gore (which is fitting considering the fact that they’re backed by a corporation known as Bloody Disgusting), and Terrifier 3 is not going to be any distinct. In truth, director Damien Leone teases that it characteristics “one of the most insanely horrific scenes of the Terrifier franchise” – and an individual on set couldn’t even manage witnessing it! Since this a single has a spending budget of “a couple million”, Leone has brought in a Hollywood FX group to enable him produce the nauseating effects. (For the prior films, all of the bloodshed was offered by Leone and producer Phil Falcone.) He has mentioned he’s aiming to make this a single the goriest, most sadistic, most depraved film of the bunch. “If you believed Art the Clown’s reign of terror in component 2 was intense, you haven’t observed something but.“

PRODUCTION

Terrifier 3 began filming in early February 2024, and will most likely be wrapping up any day now, if it hasn’t currently. Leone shared a couple shots of Art the Clown even though they have been in the midst of filming:

And that is every little thing we know about Terrifier 3 at this point. Are you searching forward to this supernatural slasher sequel? Let us know by leaving a comment beneath.