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  Terrifier 3 star David Howard Thornton has broken his silence on the low-budget horror film
  demolishing $200m flop Joker: Folie à Deux at the box office.
  
  
  
  The grisly film - made for about $2 million -
  stars Thornton as homicidal clown Art who brutally murders
  an array of victims in stomach churning scenes - with the film
  knocking the starry Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga film off
  the top of the US box office last week.
  
  Thornton said the runaway success of his film
  had left him stunned as he likened to battle of the two films
  to 'David vs Goliath.' 
  
  He told TMZ: 'Terrifier 3 was a small lower budget independent film...
  
  I never expected this to happen in my life, I'm floored and grateful for it all.
  
  
  'We're grateful to the fans, we have a dedicated fanbase, we weren't beholden to the studio system.
  
  
  
  
  
  Terrifier 3 star David Howard Thornton has broken his silence on the low-budget horror film
  demolishing $200m flop Joker: Folie à Deux at the box
  office (pictured as Art the clown) 
  
  
  
  
  
  The grisly film - made for about $2 million - stars Thornton as homicidal clown Art who brutally
  murders an array of victims in stomach churning scenes
  - with the film knocking the starry Joaquin Phoenix and Lady
  Gaga (pictured) film off the top of the US box office last week 
  
  'We turned down studios as they wanted to compromise the
  integrity of the film and we wanted to stick to what the fans wanted and we wanted.
  
  
  
  
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  Terrifier 3 dethrones Joker: Folie À Deux as box
  office champ
  
  
  'This shows Hollywood that we need to start making movies that take risks
  again.
  
  The star said he had yet to see the panned Joker sequel, saying:
  'I was shocked too as the first Joker film I loved, I'm curious to
  see why people aren't as crazy about the second
  one.'    
  
  Terrifier 3, written and directed by Damien Leone, is an un-rated blood fest, which has received a 78-percent rating from the critics on Rotten Tomatoes.  Audiences have 'certified' it 'hot'
  and given it a healthy 90-percent on the popcornmeter.
  
  
  The film earned $18.3 million at the box office according to The Numbers.   
  
  Landing in third place was Joker: Folie à Deux. After winning the box office
  competition during its debut weekend could not overcome the bad reviews, enduring an 82-percent decline in ticket sales.
  
  
  The movie collected only $7.055 million, in spite of being in more than four thousand theaters
  across the US. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Thornton said the runaway success of his film had left him stunned as
  he likened to battle of the two films to 'David vs Goliath'
  - pictured last week
  
  
  
  
  
  He said: 'Terrifier 3 was a small lower budget independent
  film... I never expected this to happen in my life, I'm floored and grateful for it all'
  
  The musical is 'poised to lose at least $150 million to
  $200 million in its theatrical run' according to the publication.
  
  The movie studio spent about $200 million to produce the film and
  about $100 million on marketing and distribution, according to the report.
  
  
  It would need to gross about $450 million at
  the box office to break even — when factoring in the cut taken by theaters — though Warner Bros.
  sources claim the number is $375 million.
  
  A Warner Bros. spokesperson responded to the report,
  saying 'Any estimates suggested by anonymous "insiders" or
  "rival executives" are grossly wrong and continues a trend
  where rumor is reported as fact.'
  
  'The film continues to play in theatrical release,
  included with this week's opening in China, and will continue to earn revenue throughout its home viewing and ancillary run.'
  
  So far, the musical about Batman's nemesis has grossed $51.5 million domestically and
  $165 million globally after two weeks of release.
  
  
  
  
  The film is 'poised to lose at least $150 million to $200 million in its theatrical run' according to the publication
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  In comparison, the first Joker grossed $96.2 million domestically and
  $248.4 million globally after three days of release.
  
  
  The hotly-anticipated sequel to the 2019 billion dollar Oscar-winning film was considered a surefire hit
  for Warner Bros Pictures, yet ended up being slammed by
  critics and failed to ignite at the box office. 
  
  Joker: Folie À Deux has garnered the lowest CinemaScore in comic book
  movie history as the film bombed at the box office on opening night. 
  
  
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  March 2 (Reuters) - Tobacco giant Philip Morris International Inc said on Monday Martin King will step
  down as chief financial officer to head the newly created America division, which has
  a licensing deal with Altria Group to sell heated-tobacco device IQOS.
  
  
  Philip Morris said Emmanuel Babeau, Chief Financial Officer and Deputy
  Chief Executive Officer at France's Schneider Electric,
  will take King's role as finance chief in May.
  
  IQOS, a "reduced risk" alternative to traditional cigarettes, was developed by Philip Morris and is sold in the United
  States through a partnership with U.S. Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc.
  
  
  The device is central to Philip Morris' efforts to overhaul its image through initiatives
  like its "unsmoke" campaign, which promotes "smoke-free" alternatives like
  IQOS as a way to accelerate the shift away from cigarettes.
  
  
  However, the company's marketing strategy
  for the device has drawn ire overseas for mimicking tobacco companies in the
  mid-20th century, when cigarettes were associated with Hollywood and high society.
  (Reporting by Uday Sampath in Bengaluru; Editing by Devika Syamnath)
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  Following is a summary of current health news briefs.
  
  
  Trump's travel ban imperils U.S. citizen with cancer
  
  Maziar Hashemi, a naturalized U.S. citizen who lives in Massachusetts, has been told by
  doctors that his best hope for surviving
  a rare form of blood cancer is a bone marrow transplant.
  President Donald Trump´s travel ban could make that impossible.
  
  
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  More than 77 percent continued long-term postoperative use, and
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  In broad healthcare bets, small stocks favored
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  When it comes to investing in the U.S. healthcare sector, it
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  the healthcare sector within the small-cap S&P
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  Reading programs may teach parents and kids more than literacy
  
  Programs that encourage parents to read with their kids may teach more than just book smarts - a new study suggests they may also be associated with better behavior and emotional health.
  Reading interventions have long been linked to improvements in language and literacy,
  especially among young children whose parents have limited income or education. But less is known about the benefits
  for more affluent families or the potential for these efforts to improve social, emotional or behavioral functioning for kids and
  their parents.
  
  Health, medical groups sue FDA over e-cigarette rule delay
  
  Seven public health and medical groups on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging a U.S.
  Food and Drug Administration decision that they said would allow e-cigarettes to remain on the market for years without regulatory review.
  The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Greenbelt,
  Maryland, argued the FDA in August improperly delayed a provision of a
  rule enacted in 2016 that allowed the agency to treat e-cigarettes and similar
  devices like cigarettes.
  
  Hoverboard injuries sending thousands of kids to ERs
  
  Hoverboards, the motorized self-balancing scooters that took the nation by storm a few years back, have
  sent thousands of kids to the emergency room, a new study suggests.
  Soon after these flashy gadgets emerged as one of the hottest
  toys of 2015, incidents of batteries overheating and hoverboards bursting into flames prompted recalls.
  But burns accounted for just three injuries in the study,
  and two of these incidents involved crashing a hoverboard into a kitchen stove and getting doused with boiling water.
  
  
  New Zealand court gives Philip Morris nod to sell heated tobacco product
  
  A Wellington court gave the New Zealand unit of Philip Morris International the
  green light to sell its heated tobacco product, dismissing
  a case by the country's health authorities. New Zealand's Ministry
  of Health had argued the HEETS product would fall under the country's "Smoke-free Environment Act's" ban on tobacco products for
  chewing or any other oral use.
  
  Aging Japan: Robots may have role in future of elder care
  
  Paro the furry seal cries softly while an elderly woman pets it.
  Pepper, a humanoid, waves while leading a group of senior citizens in exercises.
  The upright Tree guides a disabled man taking shaky steps, saying in a gentle feminine voice,
  "right, left, well done!" Robots have the run of
  Tokyo's Shin-tomi nursing home, which uses 20 different models
  to care for its residents. The Japanese government hopes it will
  be a model for harnessing the country's robotics expertise to help cope with a swelling elderly population and dwindling workforce.
  
  
  Eating grilled or well-done meat, fish tied to high blood pressure risk
  
  Eating beef, chicken or fish grilled or well-done is associated with a higher risk of high blood pressure, new research suggests.
  "Among individuals who consume red meat, chicken, or fish regularly, our findings imply that avoiding the use of open-flame and/or high-temperature cooking methods, including grilling/barbecuing, broiling, and roasting, may help reduce hypertension risk," Dr.
  Gang Liu of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston told Reuters Health by email.
  
  
  FDA approves DexCom's glucose monitoring
  system
  
  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday approved DexCom Inc's monitoring system to check blood sugar levels in children and adults
  suffering from diabetes, which can be used
  along with devices such as insulin pumps. The company's shares rose as much
  as 3.7 percent to $72.75 in regular trading on Tuesday and
  closed at $69.99.