3 from Hell (2019)
3 from Hell
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Why watch this film?
Rob Zombie has specialized in trashy horror throughout his career, with blood splattering the screen, limbs being chopped off, and a production that oozes low budget. In '3 From Hell', he continues the stories from 'House of 1000 Corpses' and 'The Devil's Rejects' with a typical plot from his cinema. Although it has a production slightly above what was seen recently in '31: Death is the Only Way Out', the script still has flaws, the direction has problems, and the performances are so bad they're scary. But that's it: it's niche cinema, made for those who like this almost amateur horror cinema, and it will be a delight for those looking for some scares and violence without the grand productions that the genre has seen in recent years.
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