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With Terrifier 3‘s theatrical release on October 11, fans are once again on the edge of their seats. The film opens with a terrifying scene that brings Art the Clown back to life after his brutal defeat in the previous installment. Many are now left wondering: How does Art the Clown get resurrected?
In this article, we will explore the details of how Art the Clown is resurrected in Terrifier 3.
How does Art the Clown get resurrected in Terrifier 3’s opening scene?
In Terrifier 3, Art returns in the opening scene, continuing the terror from where Terrifier 2 left off. Though killed by Sienna Shaw in the previous film, Art’s death wasn’t permanent. The movie begins with his headless body attacking a man who stumbles upon it. In a horrifying sequence, Art uses the man’s head to replace his own, showcasing a new level of his supernatural abilities.
From there, Art makes his way to a psychiatric ward where Victoria Heyes, the sole survivor of his previous rampage. Heyes has just given birth to his severed head, an event which was shown in the mid-credits scene of Terrifier 2. Once reunited with his head, Art and Victoria go on a killing spree within the ward. They murdered the nurses, played by Leah Vaysey and Chris Jericho, before fleeing to continue their bloody path.
The film then jumps five years into the future. It focuses on Sienna Shaw, who is still traumatized by the last movie’s events. Sienna is now staying with her aunt Jessica, uncle Greg, and their daughter Gabbie. However, Sienna remains haunted by visions of her past.
Meanwhile, Art and Victoria have been lying dormant in an abandoned building for five years. However, their murderous ways are reignited when two demolition workers stumble upon their hiding place. Waking from their slumber, the pair quickly kill the workers and set off to begin another series of brutal killings.
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