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Format: Blu-ray, DVD
Program Type: Movie
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Product Name: 3 From Hell [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2019]
UPC: 031398307839
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Awesome movie
I love this movie I actually saw it 2 times while it was in theaters for its initial 3 day run then I saw it again the other night October 14th for its encore presentation this movie is just awesome in & out its a true horror movie. I’ve seen some people complain that there wasn’t more of Captain Spaulding & while I do understand that I have to say foxy/Richard brake did an amazing job. If you like house of 1000 corpses & the devils rejects then you will not be disappointed with this I guarantee it.
The third and final installment of Rob Zombie’s trilogy of the Firefly Family. Same atmosphere as the previous two, same characters, and a decent finale for the family. Filled with vulgar talk and kills, and some quick (somewhat lazy) explanations to tie up questions from The Devil’s Rejects. In all, 3 From Hell was a bittersweet film, especially since the death of Sid Haig. Watch to complete the story. Stay for Sid Haig. (Also watch the documentary included in the bonus features to see Zombie’s mind at work while making it. Very entertaining.)
Posted by AllisonB
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
A Solid Follow Up
3 From Hell is the follow up film to The Devil's Reject's, arguably Zombie's best film to date. The isn't as good as Reject's, but I do believe if you liked House of 1000 Corpses and Rejects, you should enjoy this one. The picture quality is really good and the audio does its job. There are only two special features on this release but they are good. You get a feature commentary with Rob Zombie and also a 4-part documentary that runs over 90 minutes in length.
