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Honestly, I would skip straight to Terrifier 2. It's a much more polished film with developed characters than Terrifier 1, and you'd only have missed details about a minor side character who was also in the first movie. If you like 2, you can go back and watch Terrifier 1 (and All Hallows Eve, even though that one hardly counts as a movie or a Terrifier movie).
I think I just watched (some or most of) all hallows eve. Not actually Terrifier 1. That's where all my previous statements came from. Gonna have to edit those now.
Either way, I'll give 1 a try because I do love shitty horror movies. Like the good shitty type. Thanks for clearing that up for me.