Critters 3

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Critters 3

Critters three is the greatest film of all time. It has a rare 0 percent at Rotten Tomatoes but that's nonsense And I will tell you why, right now. Critters 3 is almost a perfect film . A pre-revenant Leonardo DiCaprio is incredible as the dopey Josh. In fact , he's so good , one has to wonder why THIS performance wasn't nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar or at least a Saturn award . He brings an almost zen aura to the picture much like Zelda Rubenstein brought to Poltergeist 3. I first saw this with my first girlfriend. She said there were few scares and too much gore and violence . I broke up with her the next day. This is a film for all ages. It is the Gone with the wind of sci-fi horror films and I think you will agree, a true testament to phenomenal directing .

Critters in my house! Critters in my house! Critters in my...well, you get the idea. "Critters 3," like many other horror films of the time, is awesome. Everything is there for all to enjoy. The ability to get scared is so much fun; the fear of having critters in your house is so much fun; the suspense of this happening is so much fun; all in all, watching this movie is so much fun! Let me tell you that! As always, I like to mention what to watch and what not to watch on Halloween night. "Critters 3" is one movie that needs to be at the top of your horror movie must-see list. A full 10 out of 10 stars! Enjoy it, have fun, and best of all, have fun being scared!

Critters 3 is a very cool sequel sure it may not have a lot of deaths in it but the first one didn't have many deaths either so this is yet another must see movie for me.

This film picks up two years later with Charlie, the alien bounty hunter (Don Keith Opper) being the only member of the original two films whose career couldn't pick up. This film does have another cute kitchen feeding frenzy scene, although it really doesn't have anything else that is entertaining. This film features a young Leonardo DiCaprio as well as a young Aimee Brooks with neither one showing any promise with this script. The film was a let down riding on the coattails of its previous success. Apparently there are always eggs left behind that hatch in 2 year cycles which is why they opted to keep the sequel in the same boring location. Parental Guide: No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.

This movie start off with a family of 3, going to a rest stop but there tyre burst and had to stop and fix it. Then the kids are messing around and then soon go down a big hill, then Charlie comes from underneath the ground and scary all kids. (The only person to return to this sequel and the one after just like Burt in Tremors series). He tells these kids about Critters (As we see this in flashback of the last two movies). As Critters seem to enter the Minnie-van, the family are unaware of this and the end up going back to their New York apartment. then the Critters have laid more eggs, under the van and soon start hatching and head toward the basement. I am going give this movie 5 out of 10, I found this movie, a lot more funny then first however I still think that second one was even more funny then this and better movie then this. This movie as it's moments, and keep you entertained and never get boring at all. If you liked the last two movies, you should like this movie as well.

Ha I think I got the wrong movie. I meant ghoulies. Same dif

Don Opper, Aimee Brooks, John Calvin and Leonardo DiCaprio star in this 1991 sci-fi/horror sequel. This begins with teenage girl, Annie (Brooks), her father, Cliff (Calvin) and little brother, Johnny (Christian & Joseph Cousins) heading back from vacation to their L.A. apartment building. Along the way, Annie and Johnny meet bounty hunter, Charlie McFadden (Opper) who tells them about the town of Grover's Bend and it's previous encounters with the Critters. After coming home, they and their neighbors become terrorized by a new batch of hungry aliens. Soon, Charlie comes to their rescue and helps them fight against them. DiCaprio (Titanic) is younger in this and plays Josh, the stepson of their ruthless landlord. This sequel isn't bad, but unnecessary because the last film ended well. I still recommend it if you're a fan of the Critters.