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
Corny, corny, corny, and boring, boring, boring…. I never compare movies, like clown movies against each other or Asylum movies against each other, etc…. . this movie kind of had something going forward, if they took a better approach. They definitely missed so many opportunities ,—— you will be sitting there, imagining so many ways that this could have been good, sadly none of them happened. It was a huge waste of time. The only reason I gave it a two(2) -is because it had potential***. , But sadly, it missed the mark,,,and did not cash in on any ideas that could have turned it around and saved it.
Enjoyed this one, not complex and kinda weird.
Not scary at all. Seems like a group of friends got together with 5 bucks each, and a terrible screenplay, and tried to capitalize on the clown sightings that were all the rage before the pandemic. I honestly couldn't wait for it to be over
fun movie to watch when you're bored at work.
Stopped at 15 minutes. Couldn't handle all the hand-held and bodycam stuff. QueasyCam ruins movies.