Stepfather III (Stepfather 3: Father's Day) (1992)

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The final entry in the "Stepfather" saga, this time the psycho stepdaddy has escaped from an insane asylum after receiving massive reconstructive surgery on his face and moves to a peaceful little town where he gets a job working with plants in a nursery. The trouble begins when he decides that… More The final entry in the "Stepfather" saga, this time the psycho stepdaddy has escaped from an insane asylum after receiving massive reconstructive surgery on his face and moves to a peaceful little town where he gets a job working with plants in a nursery. The trouble begins when he decides that human mulch makes plants grow much faster. Blood, gore, and terror ensues. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 50 min.
Directed By: Guy Magar
Genres: Television, Horror, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Jun 4, 1992 Wide
On DVD: Sep 30, 1992
Studio: Trimark

Critic Reviews

David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
...hopelessly anti-climactic (and downright needless)...
Clint Morris, Film Threat
Will make you Hide-under-the-covers!

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Jeff "

Stepfather 3 Father's Day? The third installment in this lackluster series. Inferior in every sense of the word, this sequel is terrible, and follows too closely the same formula used in the first film. The film ends up being a wreck of a film and therefore has no entertainment… More
Stepfather 3 Father's Day? The third installment in this lackluster series. Inferior in every sense of the word, this sequel is terrible, and follows too closely the same formula used in the first film. The film ends up being a wreck of a film and therefore has no entertainment value whatsoever. A lame uninspired third entry in a tired out franchise. A shame.
Dean M

This is the best psychotic stepfather series I ever watched with good courage of a disabled son of the family who discovers the mystery of his stepfather and protects his own family.