Terrifier 2

Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton) may have met his match in Sienna (Lauren LaVera) and her younger brother Jonathan (Elliot Fullam), but he's not facing ...

“That’s been the thing that’s been hard to keep a secret, is her,” the actor shares, “because I think she’s going to cause so many questions with people and theories. I don’t know how she dealt with that; she did it without a complaint in the world.” I know I go through a lot with my makeup alone, but she had to wear those scleral lenses. The actor explains, “I think the Pale Girl character in this is a new way of evolving the character further because he has a guide this time around. Of course, I know what I would like her to do and give her direction, but I also like them to go off and play and feel free. But who or what exactly is the Pale Girl? I can’t wait to get her and Dave together in the same room and see them go at it.’ The response to her has been pretty positive so far; we’re excited about that.” We’re inferring a lot of things in this film, and I think we’ll further flesh out the Pale Girl character, whatever that is, in future films. She’s so good—the things she had to go through for this. So initially, this character was always going to be a creepy little girl to represent this demon, perhaps even Satan itself. I said, ‘She’s going to be so much fun. I wanted it to be a character.