Terrifier 3

Five years after the Halloween massacre, Sienna (Lauren LaVera) and her brother Jonathan (Elliott Fullam) are still deeply scarred, working to reclaim some semblance of normal life. Meanwhile, Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton) is resurrected through a supernatural force — his connection to something demonic and inexorable growing clearer with each film.

Art targets the holiday season, unleashing a massacre that tears through a Christmas gathering with escalating savagery. The kills are more elaborate and more extreme than anything in the previous entries, leaning into the holiday setting for maximum grotesque contrast.

Sienna, her gifts and her resilience tested to their limits, once again finds herself the one person capable of standing against Art. Victoria (Samantha Scaffidi), transformed by the events of Terrifier 2 and now aligned with Art's dark power, complicates the fight.

Sienna survives — but the ending suggests Art's mythology is expanding, the supernatural threat larger than any single massacre, and the war far from over.