No Clowning Around 2012
"Everyone Has a Bad Day... Even a Clown"
Dive into the dark heart of *No Clowning Around* (2012), a raw and gritty horror short that strips away the laughter and exposes the raw vulnerability beneath the greasepaint.
Director: Matthew Burd
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No Clowning Around (2012) about?
*No Clowning Around* follows Ed, a former beloved clown now working as a party entertainer, as he battles crippling depression and addiction. His fragile grip on hope is tied to Trixie, a woman facing her own struggles, but as pressures mount, their world spirals into a nightmarish reality. The film blends psychological horror with deeply personal themes of isolation and despair.
Who directed No Clowning Around?
No Clowning Around was directed by Matthew Burd, who also co-stars in the film and brings a raw, unfiltered vision to its unsettling narrative.
Who stars in No Clowning Around?
The film stars Rob Dimension as Ed, Kim Dimension as Trixie, alongside Steve Corino and Jordan Corino, with director Matthew Burd and Jennifer Burd rounding out the cast.
Is No Clowning Around (2012) worth watching?
As a short horror film, *No Clowning Around* offers a tight, intense experience that lingers long after the credits roll. While it may not appeal to casual viewers, its unflinching portrayal of mental health struggles within the horror genre makes it a compelling watch for those seeking something thought-provoking and atmospheric.
How long is No Clowning Around?
No Clowning Around runs for 30 minutes.
About No Clowning Around (2012) — A Horror Short Unmasking Depression and Despair
Dive into the dark heart of *No Clowning Around* (2012), a raw and gritty horror short that strips away the laughter and exposes the raw vulnerability beneath the greasepaint. Directed by Matthew Burd, this 30-minute film follows Ed, a once-beloved hometown clown now wrestling with depression and addiction as he struggles to hold onto the last flicker of light in his life—his companion Trixie. As external pressures mount, the film spirals into a haunting exploration of isolation and despair, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs for both Ed and those around him.
Matthew Burd crafts an atmosphere thick with unease, blending horror with deeply human struggles. The cast—led by Rob Dimension and Kim Dimension alongside Steve Corino and Jordan Corino—delivers performances that are as unsettling as they are poignant, grounding the film's themes in visceral emotion. *No Clowning Around* isn't just a horror story; it's a stark, unflinching look at the masks we wear and the cracks they can't hide.