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Following the franchise's cult classic roots, this new anthology, featuring Tony Todd and Lynn Whitfield, scares and thrills with horrifying twists and social commentary.Following the franchise's cult classic roots, this new anthology, featuring Tony Todd and Lynn Whitfield, scares and thrills with horrifying twists and social commentary.Following the franchise's cult classic roots, this new anthology, featuring Tony Todd and Lynn Whitfield, scares and thrills with horrifying twists and social commentary.
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All the stories were decent but had weird over the top supernatural endings. The 2nd story was obviously the best followed by the 1st, 4th, wrap around, then 3rd. I will say the thing thats missing from the TFTH sequels, is that the moral of the stories are too conventional and simple, not like the 1st movie where you could play it in any urban school, detention/community center etc and it was powerful enough to scare at least a couple people straight
The first one is ur typical greed n revenge a la Japanese horror films wher ghosts return to take revenge.
The second is the best about a racist guy hiding in a bunker.
The third is very predictable about an aged n ill opera singer with tons of cash n jewelry n no heir or relatives n nursed by two strangers.
The last one is kinda funny. The guy who played the robber is surely suffering from side effects of steroids which itself is hilarious.
Watch out for the second, a creative one.
This movie is nothing to write home about. It's not terrible, especially considering it was a SyFy production, but is merely a shell of the original.
Being a sucker for anthologies, I gave this a watch even though my better instincts told me not to after the crapstorm that was part 2. If you like horror movies or anthologies (even better if you like both), then give it a watch. You won't be TERRIBLY disappointed as long as you know going into it that is not gonna be an Oscar film.
Being a sucker for anthologies, I gave this a watch even though my better instincts told me not to after the crapstorm that was part 2. If you like horror movies or anthologies (even better if you like both), then give it a watch. You won't be TERRIBLY disappointed as long as you know going into it that is not gonna be an Oscar film.
Tales From the Hood 3 is nowhere near as good as the original, but at least it's not as terrible at the 2nd one. The first story is your average greed gets you killed story. The second is the best one and it's about a guy hiding in a bunker. The third is about an aging opera singer being nursed by two strangers. The last one is amusing enough, but the second story is the best.
Watch for yourself. This movie is not bad at all considering it's a sequel. Some of the reviews are crazy and off mark. Please judge for yourself. It stays true to the nature of its predecessors. Definitely entertaining.
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- TriviaThe portrait of Marie Benoit (Lynn Whitfield's character) in the 3rd segment is based on a photograph of Lynn Whitfield from her role in Eve's Bayou (1997)
- GoofsWhen William runs from the little girl out into the main part of the catacombs, if you look into where he ran from, you can see a piece of the set rocking back and forth. It initially looks like someone chasing him, but it is not.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Kill Count: Tales From the Hood 3 (2020) Kill Count (2020)
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