The Art of the Clown may have scared “Terrifier 3” audiences straight out of the theater, but the team behind Damien Leone record breaking slasher patting themselves on the back for a job well done.

The Post spoke with two of the crew members tasked with making sure Leone’s serial killer clown fantasies looked realistic on the big screen, and they said, “11 people went out, 1 person vomitedDuring its UK release earlier this month.

Christien TinsleyThe Oscar-winning make-up and prosthetics expert of the horror film shared: “It is very satisfying. “When you hear people vomiting, you say, ‘Well, you did a good job this time.'”

special effects supervisor, jason bakerhe joked, “I’m starting to understand why we won the War of Independence.”

Baker compared england sweep He attended the Manhattan premiere of “Terrifier 3” and congratulated New Yorkers on their strong stomachs.

“That’s a pretty high bar for New Yorkers. “You know, nothing surprises New Yorkers,” he laughed.

Baker even admitted to closing his eyes in some situations. more grotesque scenes While watching a horror movie at the cinema.

“There are a few scenes where I felt like I was watching this through my fingers,” Baker told The Post. behind the scenes of the slasher movie.

“That’s half the fun of working on horror movies,” he shared. “Seeing everything on screen is so serious. “But when we were shooting it, everyone almost burst out laughing at how over-the-top and crazy it was.”

For her part, Tinsley told The Post that “everyone has their own constitution” when it comes to “what they can stand for deep down.”

“I think it’s great to have these people who take the context of what we do,” he explained, adding: fans’ frightened and clear reactions just help the movement.

“These are real people give real reactionsbut it certainly helps motivate the headlines. Yes. And it definitely helps,” Tinsley laughed.

The prosthetics and makeup movie genius has worked on more movies than most. His impressive resume includes everything from “The Passion of the Christ,” “Joker: Folie à Deux” and “Pearl Harbor” to television series such as “American Horror Story” and “Westworld.”

“I’ve been doing this my whole life,” Tinsley said, adding, “It kind of numbs you to this stuff. I personally don’t understand it.”

He continued by saying what he thought: Reactions to “Terrifier 3” “fantastic,” he explains, means: “We deliver a visceral experience that has real effects on people, whether it makes them wheeze, makes them laugh, makes them scream, gives them nightmares, you know, creates sparks, imagination, whatever.” It’s great to know you’re making an impact on people.”

Tinsley was full of praise for Leone.

“It’s a franchise. This is her baby. “He created this world,” he said. “But you know, we play what I think (will be) the main character in the movie; it’s the visual representation of what the movie is essentially about, and that’s something even gorier than the story. “It’s great to see people’s reaction to this character.”

As for the scariest scene in the entire movie, both Tinsley and Baker agree, it’s the infamous shower scene — aka the scene that Leone calls “the big murder” — and you won’t believe it How much blood did they use for the bloody chainsaw killing spree?.

The low-budget slasher is killing it (no pun intended) in theaters. “Scary 3” Grabbed the #1 slot in North America It was released on October 11, grossing $18.3 million in its opening weekend; Just in time for Halloween.