Brad Dourif as Worm Creature

seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye

seen from United States

seen from Russia

seen from United States

seen from Malaysia

seen from Russia

seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from Norway
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from Portugal

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Israel
Brad Dourif as Worm Creature

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Gingerclown (2013) - A Full Spoiler Breakdown Pt. 2
(Click here for Part 1) We return to Sam and Jenny. They continue to run around the park, getting lost. Jenny hopes that if they do not come out after midnight Biff and the others will call for help. Sam rails about what an asshole Biff is. The two of them are interrupted when they hear music. Jenny suggests they check it out since moving toward lights and music has worked so well for them so…
View On WordPress
Gingerclown (2013) - A Full Spoiler Breakdown Pt. 1
After watching the documentary Pennywise: The Story of IT (2021), I grew curious about Tim Curry. In that documentary, Curry is depicted on camera post-stroke and it made me wonder what he was up to. For those who don’t know, Curry had a stroke in 2012 that made the use of a wheelchair necessary. He has since adjusted to his new reality and has scaled back public appearances dramatically. He does…
View On WordPress
Media Update 4/27/23
Gingerclown I found out about this movie when I was scrolling through Tim Curry’s filmography while watching the recent documentary on the making of the IT miniseries. I was astonished that I had not heard of this movie and went to great lengths to find it. A young nerd is bullied into going into an abandoned theme park by a bunch of bros and is accompanied by a popular girl. Ashley Lloyd and…
View On WordPress
Plot of the potential TV series.
After a demonolition team destroys Everjoy Park, the monsters that live there escape. As disappearances and unsolved murders become an everyday thing, it's up to Sam, Jenny, and a cast of new characters to find a way to make things right.

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Gingerclown a review by Lushscreamqueen
Hello good evening and welcome to what in my humble opinion the worst movie since Lumière brothers played their first film in December 1895. I would have said celluloid but this film was straight to DVD without even the courtesy of a cinema release or at the very least a live streaming event. I have searched but even Netflix won’t touch this stonker of a film. Shot in 2013 this is a first for me, a Hungarian horror film. They call it a comedy but I suspect they mean the monsters are laughable in the um ahh way not the ha ha way. I have seen better acting at Nida auditions. This film was written and directed by Balázs Hatvani who has 6 films to his credit and for the life of me I don’t now why. Starring Erin Hayes in her first film and Ashley Lloyd (Mostly with Balázs but one notable Downton Abbey uncredited) as high school students intruding in an old amusement park inhabited by monsters on a dare, Oh he gets conned into it with a promise of a kiss from Jenny and what virgin won’t break and enter a creepy abandoned amusement park for a good snog. Now you would think with Tim Curry as Ginger Clown even if a bad film is redeemable, but guess again. The monsters are Doctor Who worthy. Ed Wood himself would cringe at the cheesy over done yellow eyeballed rubber puppets dripping with KY. The rubber heads precariously balanced on what I suspect are Hungarian extras in Snuggies. I suspect Lance Henriksen, (Alien 3, Millennium, Tron TMNT) Michael Winslow, (and not one special sound effect??… seriously no one hires him for his acting!!) Brad Dourif (The voice of Chucky) and Sean Young (Rachael from Blade runner, oh how the gorgeous have fallen) providing the voices of the creatures that terrorize them. Gingerclown is set in 1983, a group of high school students led by Biff run into their nerdy classmate Sam (Ashley Lloyd), whom they instantly begin to bull as you do. In order to prove him to Biff and also win the affection of Biffs’ good natured girlfriend, Jenny (Erin Hayes) he agrees to sneak into an old abandoned amusement park to prove his courage, Jenny fights with Biff and flows him. The park was abandoned in the 60’s after kids died… ohhh spooky. Our hero and Heroine are wander through the overgrown darkness, when suddenly the lights come on, the music plays and Ta da…everything is trying to eat their brains.
Needless to say, the film has nothing particularly intelligent to say-- even for a teen slasher film and there are surprising few deaths for a slasher film. I wanted to scream “Kill them all but no such luck. Gingerclown even had Eddie tied up at one point, just to tell a joke. I have no idea how he escape his horrid inevitable doom. Frankly, I'd be ashamed to write anything this wretched and can't see how any writer would take credit for this sort of bilge.
The monsters are appalling, the acting is so overdone and the biggest stars in horror and Sci fi cannot save themselves let alone this film. This is one hour and 23 minutes I will never get back. I prayed for the end of the film or death and raced to see which came first. I kept thinking this cannot get any worse…. And then it does. AND to add insult to injury, no-one in the entire film even looks like a clown! In fairness there was a pretty close Jabba the Hut looking guy with a Gramophone.
Nigel Honeybone would have loved this film. He may even have pissed himself laughing. Lucky I guess he has no bladder, On that note, as the sun slowly rises over the park and my breakfast slowly rises in my throat.... Toodles
Heyyo, guys! Remeber my hyperfixation with Gingerclown? Well, guess what? I made a blog for other fans of the movie to talk about it! We can talk about headcanons, share art and fanfics, anything that will create a fandom for it! Check out @return-of-gingerclown! It's a bit empty at the moment, but pay a visit and send some asks and it won't be!
To whoever's willing to read this:
I am on a quest to find and/or create fans of Gingerclown; a horror comedy movie about monsters living in an abandoned amusement park.
Everyone seems to shit on horror comedies, and horror in general. Horror movies aren't nessasary going to scare you. They're just going to have scary themes. Even if they they don't scare you, chances are they will if it were in real life.
Anyway, if you see this post, reblog it. Don't just like, REBLOG. Also, if you never heard of the movie before, I suggest watching it so that you may become part of the non-existant fandom. Type "Xmovie8.10s.live gingerclown" into Google and you'll be able to watch it for free.
Thank you for reading. I hope this non-existant fandom rises from the ashes soon.