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Karlsson: Jack, you have to kill your daddy.
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Karlsson: Very few people know the true origin of what we call "the clown". I can show you here.
[shows him an old book of illustrations depicting the ancient mythical creature known as the "Cloyne"]
Karlsson: It lived up in the mountains with a skin white as snow and the red nose blistered by the cold. It lured children out of the villages into its cave. Five children. One child for every month of winter. Over the centuries, the legend of the Cloyne was forgotten. He became the clown. His white face and red nose to make people laugh. To entertain children. If only they knew.
Kent: Why are you showing me this?
Karlsson: So you can understand.
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Karlsson: It's not a costume. It's skin and hair... of a demon.
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Meg: Kent, I just... Let me help you, please. I know you're still in there, I... Come on there's got to be another way.
Kent: [as the Cloyne] Bring me a child.
Meg: Kent?
Kent: [as the Cloyne] Bring me one more child, and you can have your husband back.
Clown Quotes
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Duane 2022-03-25 09:01:18
This piece is scary as scary as it is really scary. . . Scary to the point of nonsense. . . The visual horror is terrifying in the heart, and Joe Woz is a little talented.
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Jaren 2022-02-18 08:01:45
It is a story that is contagious and mutated. The plot is rendered in a more struggling and tangled setting such as the bondage, which deepens the tension of the film and makes the character's emotions fully portrayed. In fact, the brilliance of the story is okay, the horror film has a stereotyped routine, and the level of blood is mediocre. Some of the characters are quite stupid, and the ending is relatively sloppy. When it rises to the perceptual level of family affection, the viewer's sympathy, sigh, and more thinking can be obtained.
