Damien Leone clarifies that his horror franchise, Terrifier, is not politically motivated and welcomes individuals from all backgrounds.
Damien Leone addressed the political climate surrounding his horror franchise, Terrifier, in a February 3rd Facebook post. He stated that the franchise is not intended to be political and that his goal is simply to create pure entertainment through horror films. Leone emphasized that his cast and crew consist of individuals from various political backgrounds and that he welcomes everyone regardless of their affiliation, as long as they are decent human beings.
He also extended this sentiment to the fan base, stating that they don't have to engage with the franchise if they disagree with his stance.Leone's post sparked significant discussion on social media, with fans analyzing his message. Some argued that all horror films inherently carry a political dimension, while others defended Leone's position. The controversy appeared to stem from recent political stances taken by members of Leone's cast and crew, particularly Art the Clown actor, David Howard Thornton. Thornton expressed fatigue with online negativity and bullies, stating his desire for a break from the current political climate. He affirmed his own position and encouraged continued fighting for what is right.Leone defended his inclusivity, noting that his team employs LGBTQ+ individuals and that they are respected and encouraged to work on the franchise. He reiterated that Terrifier does not promote hatred towards any political group and welcomes everyone who are good people. He concluded his post by urging fans not to allow toxic political rhetoric to deter them from enjoying the films
TERRIFIER DAMIEN LEONE HORROR FILMS POLITICAL CONTROVERSY LGBTQ+ INCLUSIVITY
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