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kozzy420Oct 4, 2019

Fantastic Sequel to The Devils Rejects!

While not quite as near perfection as Devils Rejects was, it was still very well done. We only see the legend Sid Haig for one scene but it is a great scene, rip to a legend.. glad we got to see himFantastic Sequel to The Devils Rejects!

While not quite as near perfection as Devils Rejects was, it was still very well done. We only see the legend Sid Haig for one scene but it is a great scene, rip to a legend.. glad we got to see him again.

It is raw, violent and fun to watch, I enjoyed it more than House of 1000 Corpses but not quite as much as The Devils Rejects. I hope Rob Zombie gets a big budget for his next movie, he has deserved it.… Expand

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Mattjames2020Sep 17, 2019

If you’re a fan of the previous films in this now trilogy then this is a fun ride . It holds the same style and attitude. Zombie shines with these characters and this universe. He seems to be having fun and not trying to prove or forceIf you’re a fan of the previous films in this now trilogy then this is a fun ride . It holds the same style and attitude. Zombie shines with these characters and this universe. He seems to be having fun and not trying to prove or force anything. Not for everyone of course. His fans and horror nerds should enjoy as well as the curious film enthusiast.… Expand

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bbyshadowSep 20, 2019

Excellent. If you don't like movies, don't watch it. The site says my response want long enough so I added this sentence.

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TheQuietGamerNov 7, 2021

There's a pretty good idea here as 3 From Hell intends to take the Firefly family down to Mexico to see what chaos they can cause south of the border. Unfortunately, due to the position Rob Zombie left them in at the end of The Devil'sThere's a pretty good idea here as 3 From Hell intends to take the Firefly family down to Mexico to see what chaos they can cause south of the border. Unfortunately, due to the position Rob Zombie left them in at the end of The Devil's Rejects he first has to make it believable that they can come back to create more carnage. This forces things into a start so slow it takes up half the running-time as the redneck killer clan must escape incarceration, replace Captain Spaulding who gets written out because of Sid Haig's illness (R.I.P.), and become involved in an extended torture sequence involving a prison warden's loved ones that comes off like a direct retread of the motel segment from the film's aforementioned predecessor.

Of course, even when Zombie finally manages to bring the group together and sets them on the run again there is still a rather serious problem: none of the action feels inspired. There's plenty of the director's signature vulgarity and filth, but it's as if he slapped it all onscreen for a paycheck rather than the crudity being the result of having any truly creative vision. I did get a kick out of the more absurd aspects such as the bloody showdown with the satanic luchador gang in the final act, but the majority of this is flat and strained in a way I'm not used to from a filmmaker with a usually potent distinctive style.

So much is just watching the villainous protagonists goof off and have a good time in a twisted mimicry of endearing road trip flicks because their creator made the mistake of thinking we actually like them. I suppose that's a reasonable assumption to have about an audience returning for a third outing with these characters, but given their irritating personalities and the appeal other brutal horror franchises have enjoyed, for example Friday the 13th or Saw, I think common-sense would dictate we're here for the grindhouse violence above all else rather than out of a genuine attachment to the monsters leaving bodies in their wake. I certainly didn't want to see them survive the vengeful son of one of their former victims who shows up once they flee the country after all.

A quality worth praising is the casting of Richard Brake who evidently impressed so much on the set of 31 he was chosen to fill the hole left behind by the passing of a horror icon, which he does in another notably mesmerizing deranged fashion. The gore is also really impressive in spots. However, while the previous movie simply wasn't for me, this chapter in the chronicles of these psychopaths is a genuine misstep. A tepid mixture of halfhearted savagery and lackadaisical hang around vibes that amount to another significant step back from the standout thrills of House of 1000 Corpses while carrying with it the objectionable hints of having only been created for a payday. Hopefully the musician turned exploitation cinema maestro can get this meat wagon back on track since if this made any real money given his apparent affection for these murderous degenerates it likely won't be the last we see of the trio, and I'd rather not dread their next bloodbath.… Expand

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HellHoleHorrorOct 6, 2022

Ugh. I did not enjoy this at all. All the things that I didn’t like about the previous two films, House of 1000 Corpses (2003) and The Devil's Rejects (2005) are back again but this time it has aged really badly. The format is threeUgh. I did not enjoy this at all. All the things that I didn’t like about the previous two films, House of 1000 Corpses (2003) and The Devil's Rejects (2005) are back again but this time it has aged really badly. The format is three unlikeable antiheroes going around killing people for no real reason. This time the violence is fairly implied with lots of blood splattering around and CGI blood. Please can filmmakers stop using CGI for gore and violence in horror films, it really takes away from the impact. There is no gore to speak of. No story. No characters except the evil 3 from hell. Seriously, how does this lack of imagination even get made?… Expand

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imthenoobFeb 11, 2020

It's clear that Sid's health problems and passing affected the script of this film in a big way. So much so that I am sure Rob would have loved to take this one back for a proper re-write because so much of it makes no sense and was clearlyIt's clear that Sid's health problems and passing affected the script of this film in a big way. So much so that I am sure Rob would have loved to take this one back for a proper re-write because so much of it makes no sense and was clearly written on the fly. Spalding is given the death penalty while the other two get life, Baby gets life with the possibility of parole. Otis is put on a chain-gang quickly allowing his escape. It's just dumb stuff that obviously would never happen but for plot purposes it does and it's just insulting.

There's no enjoyment to be found in this movie, Just disappointment.… Expand