Dude Bro Party Massacre III

I noticed a lot of bad reviews on this movie, and had to chime in. There are people complaining about acting, or special effects or anything similar, itsj ust that you don't understand the movie or the intent or comedy behind it. Its meant to look and be bad, like a 80's b rated shot on film movie from the 80's This movie is really funny, there is plenty of gore and off the wall/off kilter comedy to be had here. Its probably one of the funnier horror comedies I have seen and I don't even like horror comedies that much

I've never written a review for a movie before. Just watched this one and I was laughing from begging to end. Some people give it a thumbs down because of special effects and overacting of the characters but that's what makes this movie so much fun to watch. Anybody who thinks anything here was done unintentionally is kidding themselves, commercial breaks in the middle of the movie and any silly and amateurish elements are done on purpose to add comedic effect and it works brilliantly.

So this is a low budget comedy horror flick that is recommended on a lot of specialized sites as a have to see flick. So I did and what I saw left me with mixed emotions. I've been saying it for years, comedies in the horror genre coming out of the USA are mostly not funny at all and this is anothet example. The jokes are childish, bizarre and never even I got a smile on my face let even say that my lips moved once. But I guess this kind of humor isn't for me. So I start watching it as a horror flick and that was much better. The story itseld is pure slasher style but it's the effects used that are a must see. Not that they are Oscar worthy but the first 10 to 15 minutes are really a gorefest. Once the movie starts you really have to wait more then an hour before things go messy again. But for me those first minutes are the best of this flick. Overall a crappy flick with almost nothing to tell. Gore 2/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 3/5 Story 1/5 Comedy 0/5

Dudebro is a blatant farce on found footage movies, on straight-to-TV flicks, on horror tropes, etc. If anyone has seen the shorts made by 5SecondMovies, the company behind this production, they'll know that all the stupid, often terribly executed effects and plot devices are intentional. It's a chance to revel in the mediocrity of it all, a chance to sit back and laugh at the actors and the genres the film represents as a whole. It's very self aware, and all-the-more moving in it's desire to be nothing more than fun and fancy-free. Something Hollywood should be more willing to capitalize on in an age where cynicism has become a cruise control to cool.

The issue I believe that Dude Bro Party Massacre III (DBPM3) holds is that it is entirely based off of a short sketch by the comedy troupe that made the film. In the sketch, which true to the troupe's name is only 5 seconds long, it basically shows a montage cheesy gore practical effects and murders in an homage to 80's slasher flicks. This isn't meant to be a slasher flick, this is supposed to be a parody of the genre. The plot itself, like the 3rd movie in a cheap slasher franchise is rather goofy when watched without context. However with context you can start to make comparisons to later franchise sequels where they've run out of plot devices and they have to get crazy and lazy to pump out something of a coherent script. When it comes to visual effects however, this movie is your deal. It has plenty of gore. Unreal amounts of blood, nasty organs, and plenty of murders. True to the movie's name there is quite the Massacre and the kills just keep coming in increasingly innovative and purposefully ironic ways. 5 Second Films, the group who made the sketch and the movie is really a comedy-centric cluster of people. The acting on many accounts is above par, especially when it comes to delivering absurd lines or doing crazy actions. When you watch DBPM3, you need to enter it expecting something goofy and cheesy. If you're a fan of 5 Second Films, you probably crowdfunded it so you already like it, but if you didn't you need to watch this. They managed to take one of their surreal sketches and flesh it out into a 90 minute gore-fest as an homage and satire of 80s B-list slasher films. For excellent effects, satire, acting, and ambition, I give it a solid 10. Especially so, as a movie should not be gimped purely on the fact that you do not understand it's source material and it's true intention.

I watched this film, thoroughly enjoyed it and laughed myself to death. I watched it again, and again, and felt clever and silly, and laughed a fresh laugh again: maybe because this little piece of art, of heart, is the work of people who won't stop their creativity for the sake of elegance or film-making. The film endorses its parodied genre to full extent, therefore I don't see anyone without an appeal for slasher movies go through it all. On the other hand, not much knowledge is required to appreciate the dismembering of all the tried and true clichés. Overall a highly enjoyable movie, with no real downside, and quite diverse despite being a revisitation of films that are originally quite monotone. Recommended to all the breathing people.

Absolutely the most stupidest movie I have ever seen. The plot is senseless, I've seen better acting in a children's play, and the directing is less than mediocre. Absolutely a waste of my time!!!

This movie is not for everyone. I can see how there would be an audience for it, however. The same kinds of people who loved SCARY MOVIE should get a kick out this one. It's got that same kind of vibe to it. It falls into the same sub-genre. As for me, there was nothing here to enjoy. Bad acting, bad directing, and bad jokes. There were a few relatively fun moments, and by that I mean only a small portion of this film was not totally awful. But overall it was a waste of my time. Do not recommend.

Anyone who gave this movie a positive review either worked on it, or thinks "Idiocracy" was a historical drama. I've seen plenty of bad films, but I can't really think of one worse than this. Even "Manos. the Hands of Fate" was better, and had more laughs.

Just as some movies that should be great turn out to be awful, some movies that should be awful turn out to be great - Dude Bro Party Massacre III. Unfortunately, for a film that's based on a Frat party gone wrong, none of the current Frat members are going to admit to liking it now. Few will give it a chance and realize the direction is good, the acting is good, the music is good, that it's exciting, funny, scary, suitably epic and absolutely action-packed and that it looks fantastic. What looks like suicide at first glance - converting an average Chico party into a full-length feature - gets more appealing when you look at the source material closer. The real party was an epic hybrid of Dude broness and parties, with ancient teachers and janitors mixing with sex and murder. It also has a classic Alfred Hitchcock Birds feel, mixing Ancient Greece-era symbols and people who don't understand their significance. Dude Bro Party Massacre III succeeds because it takes the real experience of College and adapts not it's superficial qualities, but it's essence into a movie, turning it into a mature Homedy. This is where so many College based movies failed. They don't adapt their source material properly to make a successful feature film. You need to make the movie a natural progression from what it's based on, altering the look enough so it looks acceptable in real action, altering the characters into real people, choosing actors who can give real performances. It's not simply dressing superstars up as characters from a Fraternity, it's re-imagining the ideas as a movie. DBPM3 does this perfectly. You can fault it as a film itself, of course, but you can't fault it as an adaption. The production design is superb, with some superbly realized sets and costumes. Everything has been adapted to look more realistic on the big screen. The cast give uniformly decent performances. Nobody lets the side down - these are all 3D characters. Alec Owen proves he's one of the young men in our society who can truly act. Patton Oswalt gives an outstanding performance as Chief, his powerful presence almost bursting out of the TV and into your living room. Oswalt gives a shining example to all actors portraying hooded figures. There is a pervading sense of dread whenever he appears and the script gives him some awesome lines which he delivers with pure comedy prowess. Setting the movie in the middle of nowhere has it's advantages and disadvantages. It does give the film a human component. It also makes the murderer scarier - rather than being a distant psycho. On the other hand, it would have been cool to see some more of Chico and it's weird inhabitants and locations, but DBPM3 had a relatively small budget, so that sort of stuff was off limit anyway. DBPM3 is also packed with action, and we do mean packed. There is an outbreak of violence every 15 minutes or so, usually even less, and there is variety and imagination among the content, unlike many Homedy films, which consist of repetitive one-liners and fart jokes. It could possibly be said that it's quality over quantity, as some of it, particularly the jokes, are extremely well filmed, and none of the jokes ever reaches critical mass. And all the horror grows organically from the story - none of it seems put in simply because the movie needed an extra scene at a certain point. When Dude Bro Party Massacre III is released at cinemas this summer, people would realize how good it is compared to the blockbuster summer fare we get these days. And all for 400k, which is hardly anything. My Final note is Bravo and Thank you for a truly superb film.