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I always see this movie staring at me from the horror shelf at Blockbuster. I'm always tempted to rent it, but I know it sucks.
I know I can't be the only one who thought this, but the title is a little confusing... Serial Insane Clown Killer... It makes it seem like there's a killer of clowns in the movie, but then there is a clown on the cover. It's a mystery.
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Intresting, thank's Francesco Cortonesi
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Seems to be a work of cinematic and syntactical wizardy. I saw the VHS for two dollars( a dollar less than it would cost to RENT the DVD) and yet still could not be tempted to watch this movie. The whole evil clown subgenre was savagely slaughtered by Killjoy. Tim Curry's noble legacy is once again sullied, it seems.
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