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Movie Review: 'Clown in a Cornfield' a light, breezy slasher

Clown in a Cornfield

Frendo the Clown is shown in the movie "Clown in a Cornfield."

Is there anything as dependable as the slasher movie formula?

It waxes, wanes and winks its way through cultural cycles, but it is enduring; malleable yet sturdy, high or lowbrow (usually low), and requires just a few key elements: some teenagers and a masked killer, a small town would be nice. Change up the masks and the weapons, and it practically writes itself. Enter “Clown in a Cornfield,� from “Tucker & Dale vs. Evil� filmmaker Eli Craig.





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This flick isn’t a masterpiece, not even a vulgar one, but it’s cheeky and entertaining enough in its giddy hyper-violence, thanks almost entirely to the star turn of Josh Hartnett, who has proven in his recent renaissance that he’s especially great in bozo mode. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Josh Hartnett saves 'Fight or Flight' from crash landing

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