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A producer attached to All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno recently revealed why Art the Clown wasn’t featured in the new horror anthology.
Article Summary
- Art the Clown isn’t in All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno due to scheduling conflicts with Damien Leone.
- The producer supports Leone’s focus on expanding the successful Terrifier series.
- Art the Clown became a horror icon, first appearing in the 2013 All Hallow’s Eve.
- Fans can expect new horror tales, but Art’s return remains uncertain for future anthologies.
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All Hallow’s Eve, released in 2013, it introduced audiences to a nightmarish anthology of horror tales, each more chilling than the last. The film’s standout character, Art the Clown, quickly became an icon within the genre, captivating viewers through a series of interconnected stories, with Art serving as the thread that tied them all together.
Following the success of All Hallow’s Eve, Art the Clown was further immortalized in Terrifier, a film that expanded on his terrifying exploits. Terrifier quickly became a cult classic, known for its relentless gore and unsettling atmosphere. Its unique take on slasher horror resonated deeply with horror enthusiasts, leading to the production of sequels that continued to build on Art’s gruesome legacy. So, with another entry of All Hallow’s Eve out now, where’s Art?
All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno Wasn’t Able to Include the Return of Art the Clown
Given the success of Terrifier, many fans were wondering if Art the Clown would appear in the newest All Hallow’s Eve title, All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno. Which, unfortunately, didn’t happen. Now, in a recent interview with Screen Rant, All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno producer Steve Barto revealed the reasons for Art’s absence. “Damien Leone] is so busy doing what he does, it would have been impossible, and I am so happy for them,” he explained. “I released the first film, I executive produced the second one, and I’m thrilled for the success they found with the third either with or without me, but he has so much going on. His future is so bright, I can’t wait to see what he does. That being said, hey, you want to make a little cameo here and there, I’d be open to it, I ain’t gonna argue.”
While Art the Clown’s absence from All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno may have disappointed some fans, the decision highlights the producer’s support of Leone getting to continue to develop the Terrifier series independently. As the genre continues to grow and evolve, fans can look forward to more terrifying tales and unforgettable characters because you never really know when the next genre legend will appear.
All Hallow’s Eve: Inferno is available for purchase and rent via Digital platforms.
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