Beware of folks with big red noses!
“Killer Klowns From Outer Space” is about aliens who land in the small town of Crescent Cove. These beings are clowns, and are intent on terrorizing everyone in their path, turning them into cotton candy cocoons. Mike Tobacco (Grant Cramer) and Debbie Stone (Suzanne Snyder) are aware of this menace, but the local cops don’t believe them until victims in town begin to pile up. Once Officer Hansen (John Allen Nelson) is convinced, he teams up with Mike on a mission to hunt down the murderers with creepy smiles and send them back where they came from.<br /><br />A definite cult classic, “Killer Klowns…” combines low-budget cheesiness with horror, as it invents new ways to kill innocent victims. The Chiodo Brothers and, specifically, director Stephen Chiodo incorporate puppetry, gore effects, and a camp sensibility, giving the movie an original oddball quality. Though the title itself doesn’t suggest more than a silly effort, the film is captivating in its weirdness.<br /><br />With references to other genre films, particularly 1950s B movies, “Killer Klowns…” is a unique version of an invasion-from-space sci-fi picture using clowns instead of giant bugs or blobs or mutants as the source of nightmare. The clown designs are very good — creepy in the way only a clown with painted, exaggerated features, can be. Unlike many low-budget horror flicks, the clowns are shown early on in full light. No split-second glimpses, musical teases, shadowy movements, and mysterious sounds before the “monsters” are actually shown. Performances are exaggerated, and the attack sequences are cleverly scripted, including balloon based traps, acid pies, and lethal puppet shows. The clowns also utilize their circus gear to entrap their human prey, but are not immune to being confused at Earthbound experiences their encounter, providing some funny moments of culture shock.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the brand new restoration Blu-ray release include archival commentary with the Chiodo Brothers; Let the Show Begin! Anatomy of a Killer Theme Song, an all-new interview with the original members of the American punk band The Dickies; all-new documentary highlighting the making of the Chiodo Brothers’ childhood films; collection of the Chiodo Brothers’ early films, including Land of Terror and Beast From the Egg; a tour of Chiodo Brothers Productions; interview with star Grant Cramer; interview with star Suzanne Snyder; The Making of Killer Klowns featurette; Visual Effects with Gene Warren, Jr.; Klown auditions; deleted scenes and bloopers; image galleries; trailer; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Step aside Pennywise... These Killer Klowns from Outer Space are outta this world literally! and they re packing deadly popcorn guns and cotton candy cocoons!.