Tom Atkins, Stacey Nelkin, Dan O'Herlihy
A large Halloween mask-making company has plans to kill millions of American children with something sinister hidden in Halloween masks.
DVD Release Date: August 31, 2004
Stats: 2,246 reviews
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September 30, 2009
It really isn't as bad as everyone says, it?s actually quite good! Has nothing to do with the other Halloween films and has nothing to do with Witches either but it?s incredibly creepy and Carpenteresque! Carpenter also did the soundtrack again, which I love.
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October 13, 2008
Halloween III: Season of the Witch is probably the only sequel that has nothing to do with any of the installments before or since (though die hards will see a connection between this film and 4-5). It's not set in Haddonfield and the only shot of Michael Myers you get is a comme...( read more)
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April 20, 2008
A doctor and his new girlfriend investigate a Satanic plot to place devices in kid's Halloween masks that either blow their heads up or turn them into a mass of snakes and cockroaches. This mix of the imaginative, the inept and the downright silly becomes good dumb fun by the th...( read more)
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November 6, 2009
Nothing to do with michael myers... which is strange, but good despite the completely different story.
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November 3, 2009
An interesting experiment in rebooting the franchise as a different story with each film. But the premise is more interesting than the actual execution (which is at times downright terrible). Good ending though.
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October 28, 2009
Does not really have anything in common with the other Halloween movies. There´s no Michael Myers in this one.
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October 18, 2009
with an awesome John Carpenter soundtrack, a brilliant Tom Atkins performance, some cool death sequences, and that snappy HAPPY HAPPY HALLOWEEN SILVER SHAMROCK tune, what more do you want??? A six pack of MILLER? Its here. A drunk bum in an alley trading sips with Atkins befor...( read more)
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October 11, 2009
No resemblance to the halloween movies,and the only thing in commen is that it shows adverts to the previous 2 movies,,,,
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October 14, 2008Not a very good movie, but it was good, and it was (BY FAR!!!!!) the best of all of the Halloween films, better even than the original.
HIGHLY UNDERATED!!! -
May 11, 2008They traded in Michael Myers for the Old Man from RoboCop? What were these guys smoking???
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August 29, 2007The story in a nutshell: Akkad, Carpenter and Hill wanted to continue making Halloween-themed films that would be released every or every other Halloween. After Micheal's demise in part II naturally they would move on to a different Halloween tale and on and on.
Simple-minded audiences, who apparently never noticed how Michael wasn't in the trailers or how videotapes and DVDs did not so much as even mention his name, did not agree and the series died.
Until someone's wallet became a little light that is and thus the return of Michael was born. -
July 11, 2007Had nothing to do with any of the other Halloween movies. It shouldn't have been titled 'Halloween 3'. It is a completely different story and they should have given it a different name. Michael Myers is not in this movie, nor are any other characters related to the real Halloween movies.
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July 1, 2007Not a very good movie, but it was good, and it was (BY FAR!!!!!) the best of all of the Halloween films, better even than the original.
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