Each iconic movie will be decked out with an all-new, limited-edition artist-rendered faceplate by Skuzzl . It’s not aged that well and there is some shaky looking sets and effects but it’s a full on fun and gory crazy clown rampage through a small town in the 80s.

There can no longer be any doubt - the Killer Klowns from Outer Space are here, and they're out to turn the Earth's population into candy floss! Around the 17 minute mark, the dialogue noticeably drifts a little bit off on both the MGM DVD and their later blu and lasts for the duration of the scene. Otherwise known as Stephen, Charles, and Edward, the Chiodos began their lucrative and specialized career in the early ‘80s and remain among the most sought-after people in their field, even in the age of CG dominance. Michael Siegel and Peter Licassi as the ice-cream-selling Terenzi Brothers join the rescue mission as a pair of comic-relief buffoons.Arrow’s special edition appears to port everything over from the old MGM disc while adding some of their own. Possibly the most interesting bonus feature is a collection of the early short films from the Chiodo brothers and a documentary that accompanies it, giving us a glimpse at the early works of these effects wizards. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.

Beneath their smirky sinister grins and wildly patterned clothes are clever killers from out of this world. Before long, however, reports are coming in from other anxious residents detailing similar run-ins with the large-shoed assailants. This time the special effects team in question is The Chiodo Brothers (the brothers are, the team is; don't question me, Autocorrect; I know what I'm doing!

Amongst them are André De Toth's Ramrod, Robert Altman's Images, and Stephen Chiodo's Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Killer Klowns From Outer Space wasn't exactly a sleeper hit in the horror community, so we were chomping at the bit for a special edition in the early days of DVD.

Comes with a reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Godmachine and a 24-page collector's booklet with a new writing on the film by Starburst critic Joel Harley. Audio Commentary — The Chiodo Brothers chat and converse amongst themselves while giving listeners lots of great anecdotal information.Also nice is the fact all six films are presented in high-definition and, despite some source issues, they all look rather spectaculat! But if you've watched a lot of films because of their alluringly outrageous titles, you're probably used to being disappointed. They are precisely as we would imagine them in our worst nightmares — revoltingly phantasmagoric grotesqueries from another world that want to eat you, not bring a smile to your face. Killer Klowns is loaded with all the tongue-in-cheek goofiness you'd expect from three brothers who created stop-motion horror movies as kids and continued doing what they loved into adulthood. Meanwhile, the harvested humans are slowly being turned into cotton candy and the clowns are reeking havoc on the small town, one deadly sideshow trick at a time.

Dialogue is uneven in both cases, usually due to environmental issues – as in some locations are more drier or more echoey than others. childhood 8mm "epics", many of which attempted to mimic some their special effects heroes, like stop action icon Ray Harryhausen. It almost feels a bit like a throwaway feature but Chiodo’s comments on their effects work and seeing the work they have done on other films proved very fascinating. Some people might even be a little put off by it; but comparing it to the previous editions, it's clear the older discs are only less grainy by virtue of smudging it away. There can no longer be any doubt - the Killer Klowns from Outer Space are here and they re out to turn the population into candy floss!Equal parts ‘50s throwback, ‘80s satire, and effects demo-reel, Killer Klowns from Outer Space was destined for a cult following and is well-made enough to earn that status. Both have positive stories to share and they talk fondly of the directors, indicating they were very helpful, explaining to them their final vision, which wasn’t always apparent. But Killer Klowns delivers, living up to everything your imagination casts up when it hears the title and taking you so much further than you'd even hoped to go.