The Killer Clown Meets The Candy Man
Serial killers John Wayne Gacy (The Killer Clown) and Dean Corll (The Candy Man) meet in Chicago, run into Charles Manson and plan a murder.
This story, through fictional is based on historical facts derived from interviews and court documents.
The movie stars Edward X Young as Dean Corll, Jeremy Woodworth as Gacy/Pogo the Clown, and Eric Fleising and Seth Leighton Hale as Corll's teenage accomplices Wayne Henley and David Brooks.
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Pete jaceloneDirectorPsycho Sisters, Creepy Clowns
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Pete JaceloneWriter
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Edward X YoungWriter
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Pete JaceloneProducer
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Edward X YoungProducer
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Edward X YoungKey Cast"Dean Corll"
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Jeremy WoodworthKey Cast"John Gacy/Pogo the Clown"
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Eric FleisingKey Cast"Wayne Henley"
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Seth Leighton HaleKey Cast"David Brooks"
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John LinkKey Cast"Charles Manson"
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Project Type:Feature
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Runtime:1 hour 35 minutes
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Completion Date:October 31, 2018
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Production Budget:25,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Pete Jacelone was born in 1953. He is a writer, producer, director and editor. His first film was Psycho Sisters (1998), which he co-produced and directed. He is also known for producing and directing The Erotic Mirror (2002), Sculpture (2009), Creepy Clowns: The Lunatic'ler (2016), Chad's Dental Nightmare (2017), Derek's 13 Nightmares, The Killer Clown Meets The Candy Man (2018), and most recently, The Cannibal Killer: The Real Story of Jeffrey Dahmer (2019)
This film is probably the most subversive movie I have ever made. The story is about psychopathic killers who meet, talk and share stories of their conquests over drinks. Whereas you and I might discuss sports, or the arts, what do you think a couple of serial killers would talk about?
I am certain their discussions would be nothing less than subversive...and perhaps even a bit perverse.