Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Rijndri Load of rubbish!!

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

s3276169 Victor Crowley is an undead hatchet wielding villain with a Jason Voorhees complex.The nice thing about this Friday 13th knock off is its knows its B grade and plays to these strengths. Its unashamedly corny, camp, silly and overtly gruesome (don't worry the special effects are not that convincing). In short it mixes slasher elements with a comedic touch that works well and characters who are intentionally over the top. The result is very watchable slasher fare for those of us are not squeamish.I have not seen the older films and I believe there is another on the way but all in all pretty good for what it is. 6/10 from me.

TdSmth5 Hatchet III picks up were part II left us--Marybeth trying to kill Crowley. It takes a couple of attempts till he finally falls on a running chainsaw and he's split in half. She scalps him and walks into a sheriff's station. Of course no one believes her and they place her in a cell. After some discussion finally deputies, the sheriff, paramedics (why paramedics?), a SWAT team go to the swamps and find countless bodies and body parts. They start dragging body bags onto the boat of the paramedics.Meanwhile an annoying reporter who has been listening to the police frequency shows up at the station, demands to speak to Marybeth. Turns out the reporter is the ex-wife of the sheriff on top of that so she manages to manipulate one of the deputies into doing whatever she wants. She has bad news. Crowley can't be killed. He always returns because he's on a mission and Marybeth is the solution--she and Crowley's father, or rather his ashes. So the three go to pick up the ashes in order to confront Crowley and put and end to him.Crowley of course has resurfaced and is killing any all law enforcement he can. A paramedic, a SWAT girl, and the sheriff manage to hide in a boat. It's not long until Crowley shows up and starts making his way inside. That's when the other three show up and try to lure him to them so they can present him with daddy's ashes.The other two Hatchets were alright but didn't convince me. One problem is that poor Kane Hodder is made to look so dysmorphic under all that make up that he just doesn't look menacing at all. And in the past neither the story nor characters were all that interesting. Part III is more focused, has a better story and it's just so enthusiastic about gore. And there's lots of great gore. I also enjoyed the subtle comedy and then the hilarious politically incorrect scene with Sid Haig. Director McDonnell also does a better job than Green. All that's missing in Hatchet III was more of Danielle Harris, who doesn't get to do a whole lot here, and more nudity, and it could have been a 10/10.

pitguy32 As a slasher this film is pretty decent. It's not Freddie or Jason or Micheal but if your a Slasher Horror fan it's definitely worth a look. The worst acting came from the Character of Amanda played by Caroline Williams. Talk about OVER Acting wow really ? I expected more from someone who's been in the business as long as she has. Now Kane Hodder well he is his usual AWESOME Self. That man plays an EVIL No One Can Kill Me SonofaBitch ... better than ANYONE in the Business. Now there was one other guy that was a TOTAL DOUCHE typical Hollywood Steroid MOFO who thinks he is THE Shiznit and everyone around him is a moron.... Until he gets EVERYONE around him into a Mess of Trouble cause he in reality is a Blithering Idiot. Who's name I will not reveal right Derek Mears ?

FlashCallahan A search and recovery team head into a haunted swamp to pick up the pieces of extras from the last movie.Scream queen Danielle Harris learns the secret to ending the curse that has left Victor Crowley/Jason Voorhees haunting and killing locals in Honey Island Swamp for decades.Here in the UK, it's the horror franchise that hardly anyone has heard of. The last movie had one showing in a flea bitten cinema in the worst part of my city, Leicester, so it's not a big surprise.To describe the movie, its Predator, meets Friday the 13th, by way of Terminator, but with lots and lots of gore. It's probably more gorier than the Evil Dead remake, but unlike that movie, this has a sense of humour to it, and you will find yourself chuckling along with it, not at it.But, the films structure has been done so many times before, that it doesn't offer anything new. It's basically girl walks into police station covered in blood, no one believes her because the killer died years earlier, search squad go looking for survivors, and guess what? They realise she was right all along.The support are okay, and apart from the character of Amanda, the characters are quite likable.Its worth watching, but you will have seen it so many times before.But it's the best film ever made showing that Zach Galligan hasn't aged in thirty years.