Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! (1989)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 90 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Monte Hellman
Stars: Bill Moseley, Richard Beymer and Samantha Scully
IMDb score:
3,5 (4.069)
Releasedate: 9 November 1989
Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! plot
"When your nightmare ends, the real terror begins!"
Everyone was convinced that the crazy and life-threatening killer Santa was now dead, but unfortunately the maniac is brought back to life by an equally mad scientist. Only a blind woman, somehow in spiritual contact with Santa Claus, can save the city.
Actors and actresses
Dr. Newbury
Ricky
Laura
Chris
Jerri
Granny
Lt. Connely
Santa
Dr. Newbury's Assistant
Hospital Receptionist
Reviews & comments
Zinema (crew films)
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- 10270 messages
- 7275 votes
Skip.
A terrible third part, after the equally ridiculous part two of the Christmas horror series. This cheap-looking work falls short on all levels. Especially in the area of horror and gore. The story is idiotic, provided with substandard acting and is presented in a very long-winded manner. Just like part 2: skip it immediately.
Bad.
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Friday the 13 th
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- 2558 messages
- 2023 votes
Part 1 is rightly labeled as a cult classic. Part 2 is literally a big rehash, but still had its moments here and there. Part 3 is a complete disaster.
The story of waking up from the coma and the telepathy is too ridiculous for words and is presented very boringly. Very big mistake to let the murders happen off screen. No gore and no creative murders that can still straighten out the long-winded story.
Also the last part that continues the previous storylines. Part 4 and part 5 have different storylines.
This 1 star is for the grandma (sad that the old woman still has to meet her end after being so good), for Eric DaRe who looked very 80's, that one big scary moment (when he comes through the front door with his two hands and starts to strangle that girlfriend), and to see Bill Moseley shine in an earlier picture (it's something different from The Devils Rejects).
Matter to say something about the film that tends to the positive side. Because believe me, this film is really to cry.
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Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
Strange sequel to a series that initially did not have the most quality, but the first part followed the slasher traditions in an entertaining way and the second part had a number of unforgettable horror moments. This third part then goes over a hallucinatory bow with a lot of dreamy scenes and a narrative that is loosely connected. Although this fact sometimes produces some beautiful images, most of it unfortunately goes to uninteresting characters, a lack of effective horror scenes and a finale that you will quickly forget. In fact, director Monte Hellman does not give the viewer any reason to look up this film, although bonus points can be given (to a very limited extent) for the fact that something different is tried.
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
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