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There is just something about clowns that can evoke feelings of eeriness or discomfort. Clowns, with their exaggerated features and painted-on smiles, are already somewhat removed from typical human appearance. When portrayed in a sinister manner in movies, they can trigger feelings of fear or unease because they hover in that unsettling space between familiar and unfamiliar. The association of clowns with childhood innocence and joy can make their portrayal as villains or symbols of terror even more disturbing; just writing this and thinking about clowns is making me feel quite uneasy. Many of us can relate to each other when it comes to the fear of clowns! There is a new clown film on the horizon, Clown Motel: 3 Ways To Hell, which promises to have an army of horror icons and provide tons of bloody gore. Check out the press release below, and stay safe from these clowns!
The Clown Motel named the “Scariest Motel in America,” is located in the quiet town of Tonopah, Nevada, renowned among horror enthusiasts. It boasts an unsettling clown theme that permeates every inch of its exterior, lobby, and guest rooms. Situated across from a desolate cemetery from the early 1900s, the motel’s eerie ambiance is heightened by its proximity to the graves.
Clown Motel spawned its first movie, Clown Motel: Spirits Arise, back in 2019, but now we are on to the third!
Director and Writer Joseph Kelly is back at it again with Clown Motel: 3 Ways To Hell, and they officially launched their ongoing campaign.
Clown Motel 3 aims big and is one of the biggest networks of horror franchise actors since the 2017 Death House.
Clown Motel introduces actors from:
Halloween (1978) – Tony Moran – known for his role as the unmasked Michael Myers.
Friday the 13th (1980) – Ari Lehman – the original young Jason Voorhees from the inaugural “Friday The 13th” film.
A Nightmare on Elm Street Parts 4 & 5 – Lisa Wilcox – portrays Alice.
The Exorcist (1973) – Elieen Dietz – Pazuzu Demon.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) – Brett Wagner – who had the first kill in the film as “Kemper Kill Leather Face.’
Scream Parts 1 & 2 – Lee Waddell – known for playing the original Ghostface.
House of 1000 Corpses (2003) – Robert Mukes – known for playing Rufus alongside Sheri Zombie, Bill Moseley, and the late Sid Haig.
Poltergeist Parts 1 & 2—Oliver Robins, known for his role as the boy terrorized by a clown under the bed in Poltergeist, will now flip the script as the tables turn!
WWD, now known as WWE – Wrestler Al Burke joins the lineup!
With a lineup of horror legends and set at America’s Most terrifying motel, this is a dream come true for fans of horror films everywhere!
What’s a clown movie without actual real-life clowns, though? Joining the film are Relik, VillyVodka, and, of course, Mischief – Kelsey Livengood.
Special Effects will be done by Joe Castro, so you know the gore will be bloody good!
A handful of returning cast members include Mindy Robinson (VHS, Range 15), Mark Hoadley, Ray Guiu, Dave Bailey, DieTrich, Bill Victor Arucan, Denny Nolan, Ron Russell, Johnny Perotti (Hammy), Vicky Contreras. For more information on the film, visit Clown Motel’s official Facebook Page.
Making a comeback into feature films and just announced today, Jenna Jameson will also be joining the side of the clowns. And guess what? A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join her or the handful of horror icons on set for a one-day role! More info can be found on Clown Motel’s Campaign page.
After all, who wouldn’t want to be killed by an icon?
Executive Producers Joseph Kelly, Dave Bailey, Mark Hoadley, Joe Castro
Producers Nicole Vegas, Jimmy Star, Shawn C. Phillips, Joel Damian
Clown Motel 3 Ways to Hell is written and directed by Joseph Kelly and promises a blend of horror and nostalgia.