Killer Klowns from Outer Space

Synopsis

In the cult classic sci-fi horror comedy film "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" (1988), directed by the Chiodo Brothers, a small town is invaded by monstrous aliens that resemble creepy clowns. When a group of teenagers discovers the extraterrestrial threat, chaos ensues as the Klowns wreak havoc with their bizarre and deadly shenanigans. As the town's population falls prey to the malevolent circus performers, the young protagonists must find a way to stop the intergalactic terror before it's too late. Packed with dark humor, imaginative horror, and outlandish visuals, the film offers a unique and entertaining blend of scares and laughs set against an otherworldly carnival of horror.

Cast

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  Grant Cramer

  Mike Tobacco

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  Suzanne Snyder

  Debbie Stone

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  John Allen Nelson

  Dave Hanson

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  John Vernon

  Curtis Mooney

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  Royal Dano

  Farmer Gene Green

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  Christopher Titus

  Bob McReed

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about "Killer Klowns from Outer Space." While some have praised its inventive premise and campy execution, others have found it to be a silly and over-the-top affair. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at a decent 78%, indicating a generally positive reception, with the site's consensus stating that it's a "zany, campy cult classic that offers viewers a gleefully unique experience." On IMDb, the film holds a respectable 6.2/10 rating based on user reviews, highlighting its enduring appeal among fans of the genre. However, Metacritic's score of 43/100 suggests that not all critics were won over by the film's quirky charms. Despite the divisive reviews, "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" has managed to carve out a niche following thanks to its outlandish premise and memorable visual design.