Killer Klowns from Outer Space [Blu-ray]

Overview

This low-budget cult classic horror spoof has one of the great movie titles of all time. Mike (Grant Cramer) and his sweetheart, Debbie (Suzanne Snyder), are smooching on lover's lane when they see what appears to be a meteorite crashing over the horizon. They loosen their liplock long enough to investigate and find a curious circus tent. There they discover malevolent clowns who stop their victims with popcorn-shooting guns and acid-drenched pies in order to feast on human blood. The unfortunates are then entombed into inescapable cotton-candy cocoons. Officer Dave Hanson (John Allen Nelson) is called to investigate with help from Officer Mooney (John Vernon). For those viewers who already think clowns are a little creepy to begin with, this one will push them over the edge.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/11/2012
UPC:	0883904283492
Original Release:	1988
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Mgm (Video & Dvd)
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Mono]
Language:	English
Time:	1:26:00

Special Features

Audio commentary with the Chiodo Brothers; 5 featurettes: the making of Killer Klowsn, Komposing Klowns, Visual Effects with Gene Warren Jr., Kreating Klowns, Chiodo Brothers' earliest films; 2 deleted scenes with director's commentary; Bloopers; Original theatical trailer

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Grant Cramer	Mike Tobacco
Suzanne Snyder	Debbie Stone
John Allen Nelson	Dave Hanson
Royal Dano	Framer Gene Green
John Vernon	Officer Mooney
Michael Siegel	Rich
Peter Licassi	Paul
Alana Lambros	Actor
Ed Mitchell	Actor
Danny Kovacs	Punk #2
Michael Halton	Slug
Charles Chiodo	Klown Performer
Harrod Blank	Klown Performer
John Massari	Composer

Technical Credits

Stephen Chiodo

Stephen Chiodo	Producer,Director,Producer,Producer,Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Paul Mason	Executive Producer,Producer
Helen Sarlui-Tucker	Executive Producer,Producer
Chiodo Brothers Productions	Special Effects
Rocky Capella	Stunts

Editorial Reviews

A low-budget grotesque of fanged clowns, deadly shadow puppets, and bloody greasepaint that recalls Dr. Seuss by way of The Evil Dead. Daniel Fierman