As a longtime horror enthusiast who has seen my fair share of chilling clowns, I must say that Halle Berry‘s recent Instagram post with Art the Clown from Terrifier 3 is nothing short of spine-tinglingly delightful! The fact that David Howard Thornton, the man behind the makeup, acknowledged her post only adds to the excitement.
Halloween is quickly approaching, and it seems Hollywood is embracing the eerie ambiance wholeheartedly, with none other than Halle Berry joining in the spooktacular fun. The esteemed actress, who has an Oscar under her belt, recently ignited excitement among aficionados of top-notch horror flicks by sharing a spine-tingling picture on social media. In this photograph, she’s pictured alongside one of cinema’s most frightening jesters—Art the Clown, the infamous killer from the upcoming 2024 film release and box office sensation Terrifier 3. To make things even more intriguing, the actor behind the malevolent harlequin actually responded to Halle Berry’s post.
As a devoted fan of the Terrifier series, I immediately recognized the chilling presence of the silent, sadistic clown in Halle Berry’s Instagram post. This menacing figure, played by David Howard Thornton, has left a trail of heinous and unimaginable acts across three ultra-violent, unrated indie horror films – yet somehow continues to captivate audiences as a modern pop culture horror icon. Halle Berry shared a playful moment with this infamous character in her post, which you can view below along with two other clown-themed photographs.
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It was just as enjoyable to observe fans’ responses to the photos, but what truly made it rewarding was receiving a response from the actor beneath the makeup – David Howard Thornton, famously known for his chilling portrayal of Art the Clown in both “Terrifier” and “Terrifier 2”. Swiftly responding to Berry’s post, Thornton expressed his excitement with a straightforward yet energetic comment.
Honored! 🤡
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Isn’t it amazing how much success the “Terrifier” series has achieved? The initial film, released in 2016 on a modest budget, managed to amass a dedicated fanbase for this low-budget slasher. The sequel’s triumph further cemented Art the Clown as an emerging horror icon, with his chilling persona and David Howard Thornton’s captivating performance earning him a place among the genre’s most memorable villains. With the third installment’s box office success, which delves deeper into the epic confrontation between Art and Sienna, the franchise’s popularity just keeps growing. What’s more, we’re witnessing an unanticipated collaboration as Halle Berry herself poses with a mechanical rendition of this slasher icon!
Halle Berry has a history in the horror genre; she recently appeared in Alexandre Aja’s suspenseful movie titled “Never Let Go“. This film, penned by Kevin Coughlin and Ryan Grassby, revolves around a family undergoing turmoil due to an ominous presence. The story takes a twist when one child doubts the existence of the evil, leading their perception of reality to blur. As doubt intensifies, the family must confront their fears and discover the truth about the haunting.
As my horror-loving friends and I gear up for our annual Halloween festivities, Halle Berry’s tribute to one of cinema’s most chilling clown characters is an ideal way to set the Halloween mood. In essence, just like the actor portraying Art the Clown, I am all for it!
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