KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

Buffronioc One of the wrost movies I have ever seen

Executscan Expected more

Freeman This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

s3276169 Victor Crowley is an undead hatchet wielding villain with a Jason Voorhees complex.The nice thing about this Friday 13th knock off is its knows its B grade and plays to these strengths. Its unashamedly corny, camp, silly and overtly gruesome (don't worry the special effects are not that convincing). In short it mixes slasher elements with a comedic touch that works well and characters who are intentionally over the top. The result is very watchable slasher fare for those of us are not squeamish.I have not seen the older films and I believe there is another on the way but all in all pretty good for what it is. 6/10 from me.

Leofwine_draca The best thing I can say about HATCHET III is that it's a slight improvement over its predecessor, HATCHET II. The first film is still the best, of course, and the only one I'd consider watching again; the problem with these sequels is that they simply retread the original plotting with a few twists to try to bring originality to it, but it doesn't work.Mary Beth thinks she's managed to kill vicious bayou murderer Victor Crowley for good, only for him to return from the grave once again seeking vengeance. She ends up being accused of the previous movie's murders and gets thrown in jail where she must forces with a reporter to get to the heart of the matter, so to speak. Meanwhile, the sheriff organises a posse to go into the bayou and take down the killer for good...HATCHET III is another excuse for gory effects and the film is chock-full of gooey death scenes which take extreme to a new level. The level of splatter is incredibly over the top, but I didn't like how Kane Hodder looks like a generic mutant villain now and the kills are hardly anything to get excited about, if I'm honest; there's an air of familiarity over the whole production which saps enjoyment of it. This time around Adam Green lets a camera operator buddy of his handle the directing and the result is less than impressive. Still, we do get an impressive cast headlined by the likable Zach Galligan (GREMLINS) and featuring Derek Mears (THE AGGRESSION SCALE), Caroline Williams (THE Texas CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2), a returning Parry Shen, and a cameoing Sid Haig.

pitguy32 As a slasher this film is pretty decent. It's not Freddie or Jason or Micheal but if your a Slasher Horror fan it's definitely worth a look. The worst acting came from the Character of Amanda played by Caroline Williams. Talk about OVER Acting wow really ? I expected more from someone who's been in the business as long as she has. Now Kane Hodder well he is his usual AWESOME Self. That man plays an EVIL No One Can Kill Me SonofaBitch ... better than ANYONE in the Business. Now there was one other guy that was a TOTAL DOUCHE typical Hollywood Steroid MOFO who thinks he is THE Shiznit and everyone around him is a moron.... Until he gets EVERYONE around him into a Mess of Trouble cause he in reality is a Blithering Idiot. Who's name I will not reveal right Derek Mears ?

kosmasp As Adam Green says, this is the last part of his own vision. It was always meant to be a trilogy (though obviously you never know if you can actually make 3 movies, depending on how successful your franchise is). But of course, who knows what the studio might decide to do with the franchise? There might be a couple of Hatchets coming our way (recently Saw 8 has been announced to be in development ... they always come back, sooner or later).Concerning this recent output, it is what you'd expect it to be. It wasn't directed by Adam Green, but he was still very much hands on (writing and contributing in general for the production of the movie). Unfortunately it doesn't reach the fun factor of the first one. It does reach the gore factor of the previous ones, in case that is what you're looking for solely.There will be a few surprise appearances (if no one spoiled them for you) and you might chuckle here and there (Adam Greens wife is in it too and he's not being gentle with her ... in the movie that is). A recurring actor appears in this, this time with a better excuse than in part two (one of the better jokes of the script). A fun little watch, nothing more, nothing less