If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

I recently watched Clown and it left my torn. I'm really pro-life and I'm not sure about my position regarding this movie. I understand that the clown demon will not leave his host-body (Kent, played by Andy Powers, usually referred to as 'daddy' or affectionately babe, by the actress whats-her-face), until he has eaten poor, young souls. This brings my to my main concern. While watching I counted the clown demon killing five(!!!!) kids in total:1. Lard Ass 2. The Kid Who does not Take no for an Answer while Offering Food 3. The Bully 4. Random Ball Pit Kid 5. Fetus(!!!!!!!!!!)This seems to convey the point, that the fetus is not a human being. This I find very disturbing. Even though the fetus has not yet devoloped fully, it is still a human being just like you and I, and should be considered as such in the movie. The question I am left with is this: is this a mistake on the writers behalf (Christopher Ford & Jon Watts) and if so, who is the writer responsible for this omission? Or could it be that this movie is, God forbid, actually is taking a pro-choice stance?! if so, I would be highly disturbed and would have no choice but to withdraw my five star rating and replace it with a one star rating.

Hello, Eli? Mr. Roth? Why did you make this movie? It wasn't scary or even remotely unnerving. In the trues sense of the word, it was a flop--like the noise a clown's oversized shoe would make on asphalt. This clown should have perished in a circus fire like the one they had in Hartford, CT over 35 years ago. The premise of the movie: 100% predictable. Direction: Misguided. Lighting: There wasn't any. Sound: Loud then low, low then loud. Acting: Like a crappy comic book. If you enjoy wasting your time or if you are just curious and want to see if this film could be fodder for Mystery Science Theater 3000, then watch it. If you are expecting an Ed Wood masterpeice, you will be let down. If you couldn't tell, "I HATED THIS MOVIE!"

This killer clown thing needs to die off, the only good killer clown movie is IT (both Mini Series and Movie). The director Jon Watts was the director of Spider-Man Homecoming, he did good in that movie and what the hell happen? I don't blame the director, probably studio getting involve. Non of the acting convince me and the writing is dull, also slow pace. I don't mind some slow burn movies but the pacing in this film are terrible. This movie is cliché as hell but it's A KILLER DEMON CLOWN!! WHAT'S NEXT?! A WEREWOLF DEMON KILLER CLOWN FROM OUT OF SPACE?! CAN'T WAIT!! Well, don't watch this movie

Am I the only one who appreciates this film as a dark comedy? The premise is straight out of a cheesy campfire story. A haunted clown suit which possesses people with an 'ancient evil'. I mean come on, how can you not see this as a silly satire of horror movies in general?There's loads of darkly comic transitions and juxtapositions, such as the wife telling Jack that 'daddy will be home tonight' followed by transition to him shooting himself in the head. Then the whole suicide scene following that in which you don't want the wife to come in and disturb his decapitation.Having watched a lot of David Lynch recently I have started to rethink what 'bad acting' really is. I honestly think that the awkward set up and exposure of the child actors to their inevitable demise is purposeful. People don't seem to be getting that this is really a black comedy and this technique of ridiculous set up to murder is part of what makes it funny. take that irritating kid playing online games for example, we don't see him being killed but we see his heart being thrown at the TV screen, it's silly. The problem is that people lower their expectations for horror films unless it's so obviously 'arty'. This film has a brutal sense of humor and it isn't cheap in it's jump scare approach unlike the majority of modern schlocky horrors out there.