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    Film Review: CLOWNADO (2019)

    Peter 'Witchfinder' HopkinsBy Peter 'Witchfinder' Hopkins8th February 2021Updated:8th February 20212 Comments2 Mins Read

    CLOWNADO **** USA 2019 Dir: Todd Sheets. 100 mins

    Big disclaimer: I love killer clown movies. I also love disgusting, over the top gore. If you add big acting and truly likeable characters to the mix, well, you’ve got me for life. Enter: CLOWNADO.

    How a clownado? Why a clownado? Big Ronnie (John O’Hara) and his gang of killer clowns are cursed when his ex-girlfriend Savanna (Rachel Lagen) enlists a witch’s powerful magic to get revenge after Ronnie kills her lover. Somehow (who really cares how) the spell turns them into a vengeful tornado of terror out to disembowel and dismember anyone who gets in their way.

    A guy with a pickup truck, a stripper with a heart of gold, an Elvis impersonator, and a teenaged girl are all that stand between the demonic clowns and a killer femme fatale.

    This movie has it all. It’s got gallons of blood and guts, but it also has great one-liners, boobs with teeth, and a demonic dwarf clown clawing its way out of a corpse. It’s got feminism (what else would you call a group of women ripping the head off of an evil clown with their bare hands?). And it has genuinely likeable characters, from Lagen’s Harley Quinn-esque badass to the group of misfits who save the world.

    CLOWNADO is a delightfully repulsive B-horror masterpiece that will carve a smile onto your face.

    Review by Julia Lynch

     

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    Cayt Feinics Clownado Dilynn Fawn Harvey Douglas Epps Eileen Dietz Horror Comedy Joel D. Wynkoop John O'Hara Linnea Quigley Rachel Lagen Todd Sheets Wild Eye Releasing

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    2 Comments

    1. Todd Sheets on 7th January 2020 11:59 AM

      This review brought a smile to my face when I really needed it. Thank you on behalf of every member of the cast and crew. It’s the whole reason we made the film is for people to enjoy it.

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      • Peter 'Witchfinder' Hopkins on 10th January 2020 10:22 AM

        We are glad you enjoyed the review and that it brought as much of a smile to your face as your film did to ours.

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