Gags The Clown
Directed by Adam Krause
An unidentified man in Green Bay, WI has captured worldwide attention for roaming the streets dressed as a clown. Many write it off as a harmless prank, others aren't so sure.
A small city is terrorized by a mysterious clown.
Cast: Heather Duprey, Chrissy Renard, Charles Randolph-Wright, Jake Gruber
Member Reviews
Stopped at 15 minutes. Couldn't handle all the hand-held and bodycam stuff. QueasyCam ruins movies.
The special effects were good, but the story was a bit slow. Not sure if my issues with the characters are because of the acting or the script. They could have went many directions with the information they give you about Gags, but it doesn't really go anywhere. The ending was open ended which isn't always bad, but didn't feel satisfying, make you think, or make you want more. It goes from a semi okay horror premise in the beginning to a comedy of caricatures in the end. Okay if you want something in the background at a party, skip it if you want to give your full attention.
Pretty fun!
Very thin story with two dimensional characters and poorly written dialogue. Would only give it one skull if it wasn't for Lauren Ashley Carter, who gave the only convincing performance.
Just another found-footage news plot centered on clown sightings around town. The V/H/S series did it better. Unoriginal and kinda boring.