Gnarly kills however the story still needs tightening up and the runtime, as with the second one, could be trimmed a bit.
Thornton was a joy to watch as Art, he stole every scene he is in with his mannerisms, and LaVera as Sienna is an excellent final girl.
The grimy feel of the movie really fits it. A lot of the film elements still have more potential to be used up though.
Overall an enjoyable third installment in the Franchise.
A fun cult classic.
The sleazy atmosphere is what makes it great, from the trashy hotel to it's eccentric characters and entertaining kills.
While the "monster" may not be much to write home about, it becomes genuinely disturbing by the end of the film, making it a memorable piece.
A movie that lives up to it's hype.
The cinematography is stunning blending Lynchian surrealistic Hollywood with locations that are eerily clean and sterile.
It effortlessly shifts between hilarious, incredibly fun scenes and moments that are gut-wrenching and incredibly sad.
Featuring incredible makeup and masks that wouldn't feel out of place in a Cronenberg or a Yuzna film - equally grotesque and horrifying yet difficult to look away.
It just keeps going and going and when you think the movie…
Don't go into this movie expecting a masterpiece - but if you're looking for lots of fun, plenty of blood and sleazy characters you're in for a treat.
