TERRIFIER 3: Art The Clown Decks The Hall With Bloody Bodies In "Controversial" First Teaser Trailer

@Starlight - The controversy is if you saw the Terrifier movies all his killings are up close and personal. They show all ripping, cutting and limbs off in great deal and gore. The very End of Terrifier trailer they show him sitting in chair all covered in blood drinking milk eating cookies. Leading us to believe we will see that little girl ripped apart in great deal on the screen. The first Terrifier movie we watched a naked female teenager sawed in half in great deal and gore.

@Ryguy88 - Thanks everyone for pointing everything out, I watched the teaser without reading the article. Now that I have.... it's still STUPID. First, you DO NOT KNOW yet WHAT will be shown of that scene, it might even be just for the teaser and without further development... I have not seen these movies, BUT, are you all saying that slaying whatever else adults or elderly people in a GORY FICTIONAL movie is one thing but doing so with a child is not acceptable?..... maaaaaaaan....

@Ryguy88 - Guess you meant "are NOT to be drawn", though I agree they might not en up being entertaining in this context, I don't think there are such limits, specially "legal" limits... I always wondered about that in post apocaliptic/zombie movies... where the hell are the children/young people?....

@lazlodaytona - You're right though. But this is the problem with anything and anyone where two distinct sides have different opinions. Neither side wants to give an inch. Both sides think they are right and there's no chance of compromise, even though that is usually the actual answer.

No one wants to ever admit that parts of their argument (or approach to things) may be flawed. When in reality, both sides probably have some good and bad points, and if they came together and got rid of the bad points from each side, and moved forward with the good points of each side, you come out with a 3rd, "best option". But again, that requires people giving a little ground and admitting their argument isn't perfect, and people just don't like to do that.

Just look at Democrats and Republicans. Anyone that thinks either side is right in all things is a complete idiot. They both have good ideas and bad ideas. If they just combined those good ideas and left behind the bad, we would all be much better off. But again, that requires both sides agreeing on parts of their stances being bad, which will never happen.

This cam be applied to just about anything where two sides are in disagreement over something.

@CorndogBurglar - It's the people not the Government. The Government hands are tied with all these Politicians protecting the Second Amendment Rights.

@CorndogBurglar - Oh man, an enlightened centrist in the wild. A true “bOtH sIdEs bAd” in the flesh.

This is just another way closet conservatives attempt - no matter how pathetic - to further the myth that both sides are the same. And make no mistake, anyone who says this is a closet conservative, just too cowardly to admit it and so they resort to the tired excuses of “I’m a libertarian and believe in legal weed and pro choice!” or “I’m a registered independent and think we need a third party!”. But when no one is looking and they know there’s no way anyone can prove it, they vote conservative down their voting ballot.

The centre is radical. They‘d happily see the world burn as long as they’re comfortable.

It’s easy to criticize positions when you don’t have any.

To be completely clear, both sides are not the same. Only the conservatives, cannot act in good faith. Literally incapable of good faith behaviour.

“Both sides” are sweet words that don't describe reality, and may make you feel better and more correct and above other people; but it doesn't mean you aren't huffing your own farts believing it.

The center is selfish, perhaps on par with the right. They don't want the discomfort of taking a hard look at what's going on around them, of stopping to think about how it might feel to be in someone else's shoes. Anything that isn't focused on their short-term peace and enjoyment is just too much. And when something forces them to open their [frick]ing eyes for once, all they can do is panic and wail and clutch their pearls and demand to know how we got here.

The problem is that the center only sees equal intensity of anger at the opposing side and judges them as equal with no understanding why each side is angry or if both sides are equally factual, logical, or moral. They just want compromise, peace and quiet.

The center doesn't get it because they still have faith that the guardrails of the law actually work. That's what people like you get wrong about the center - it's not willful disdain of right/left policy. It's a naive faith that things are better than they actually are.

@Reeds2Much - and you find that funny because....?

@kg8817 - You sure are doing a lot of judging and generalizing of an entire group of people.

But let me address your unwarranted attack on me.

1. I don't claim to be a libertarian or anything else. And you clearly didn't understand a word of what I said if you think I'm saying both sides are bad. I very clearly said both sides have good and bad ideas. The fact that you take that as me saying both sides are inherently bad says a lot about you. Mainly your reading comprehension skills.

2. I'm not a closet conservative. I support a lot of of the Left's views. I'm Pro Choice, for example. I also think everyone in the LGBTQ community should have all the same rights as everyone else. There are more, but I'm not going to sit here and try to convince you of what my beliefs are. You are obviously convinced that if someone isn't in full support if the Left in every possible way then they are bigots. So there certainly won't be any convincing you of what my beliefs are.

3. "Both sides" simply means Democrats and Republicans. Both of of them. I'm not sure how pointing out the obvious that they both have good and bad ideas somehow means I think I'm better than everyone else. I've never said anything even close to that.

4.How is it selfish for me to want the LGBTQ community to have the same rights as everyone else? How is it selfish of me to want women to be able to have abortions? Neither of those things impact me in any way shape or form. So how am I being selfish by supporting those things? How does that mean I just want my own short-term happiness? My daughter is pansexual. So yes, of course I'm in support of it. And NOT because it helps me in any way, but because its what's best for my daughter and others like her. So [frick] you and your jaded view of "Centers and Rights being selfish".

5. "The problem is that the center only sees equal intensity of anger at the opposing side and judges them as equal with no understanding why each side is angry or if both sides are equally factual, logical, or moral. They just want compromise, peace and quiet."

Again, you didn't understand anything I said. Both sides have good and bad views. In some cases the Left will have a better stance. In others, the Right will. Each issue is separate. I don't look at both sides as being equally angry and just wanting it to end. This is where the part comes in where I said you take the best of both sides, and leave the worst behind. In some cases that means you would take the Democrats view, and in others you would take the Relublicans. And you base that on each individual issue. But you are right about one thing. I do want peace and quiet. Shouldn't EVERYONE want that? But that doesn't mean I'm willing to sacrifice a correct solution to gain that peace and quiet.

6. If I thought things were better than they are then I wouldn't be saying something needs to change. I wouldn't be saying there should be a compromise.

After reading your post, I realized you are the exact reason why things will NEVER get better. And I don't even care if you're on the Left or Right. You're so clouded by picking teams that you aren't willing to accept that there are other ways to fix things. You are making broad, sweeping generalizations about people and yet you can't see that YOU are the one being hateful. Not me. You are making accusations toward me and you don't even know anything about me. You based everything you said about me on YOUR idea of what Republicans and "Centers" are, while throwing out the idea that everyone is an individual. It's no different than making stereotypical comments about a certain race. You say I think I'm better than others? No. I don't. I'm simply offering another solution to the madness. One where everyone benefits. You are the one that apparently wants to see this crap drag out as long as possible by not being willing to come to some kind of agreement and making blanket statements about entire groups of people.

YOU are the problem. And if you can't see that, then there's no helping you.

@CorndogBurglar - pride of life my man. Neither side would be willing to budge and just view each other as diseases

@CorndogBurglar - dude, no. I have nothing but respect for you.
So, definitely not being sarcastic with you sir.