Terrifier 3

Terrifier 3 is decking the halls with a triumphant celebration that’s horrifying for all the right reasons and snaps into focus what it is that Leone does singularly well. That may or may not win people over, but it shouldn’t lose any repeat customers.

It’s the best Terrifier yet, just in time to make your Christmas bloodier.

Terrifier 3 continues the series’s trend of dotting a sparse and sinuous thread of plot with mini-masterpieces of cinematic ultraviolence.

“Gross,” “supremely messed up,” and “a whole lot of disgusting” are certainly just some of the ways to describe what occurs in this film. Still, it’s well-made, well-performed, and strong enough to justify a two-hour runtime.

Terrifier 3 offers more of what you’ve come to love or hate from the franchise while also diving into what makes these characters tick. The Terrifier films are generally horror that honk in blood-soaked happiness.

Terrifier 3 is a visceral thrill ride that delivers on its promise of brutal gore and chaotic mayhem. While the story feels a bit obligatory in linking the Christmas-themed carnage, it manages to inject a dose of dark humor that keeps things entertaining.

Terrifier 3 gives fans exactly what they want—more memorable kills than ever. It's a darker, meaner film, which some may find less playful than the last. However, the Christmas setting adds a fresh and lively twist to the brutality.

With 'Terrifier 3,' Damien Leone paints his Sistine Chapel on screen with blood and guts. Lauren LaVera absolutely slays!

Terrifier 3 is a bounty of practical effects riches that cannot be denied, but its storytelling is scattershot in ways that hold the sequel back.

Art brings his brand of twisted carnage to the Christmas season, and I'm all for it! There's a nice blend of the tones of the previous two films while continuing to push the gore across new boundaries. LaVera shines as a vengeful & unhinged Sienna!