The Brotherhood III: Young Demons

2003 "This time, Evil rules the Knight."
2.3| 1h22m| en
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A group of devil-may-care teenagers discover they've mistakenly called upon the Prince of Darkness in this flashy horror story.

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Rapid Heart Pictures

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Also starring Jacqueline Guertin

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Glimmerubro It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.
TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.
Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.
Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.
tonymurphylee This film was terrible. I should have know what kind of film this would be after finding out the director was the director of one of my favorite films, LEATHER JACKET LOVE STORY. It's so poorly made, boring, confusing, and pointless. One scene was supposed to be suspenseful, but the scene went on for so long that it got really boring. There's no demons or anything, like the title says, rather some stupid looking douche in a big black drape walking around and forcing a bunch of guys to give him blow jobs one after another. Was this supposed to be a comedy? If it was, it wasn't funny. A couple of the guys in the film being really hot, but that's about it.Pros:-Umm... a couple of the guys wee good lookingCons:-Terrible plot -terrible performances -terrible script -terrible set design -the film bored me to tears -the film had almost credibility -the film was extremely predictable. I knew who was going to be the hero within thirty seconds after the introduction of him.-the blatant homo-eroticism was really distracting and took away almost everything
fueled_by_caffeine Words cannot describe how terrible that movie was. That SCRIPT, oh God, it was Gonohhrea of the ear to the Power of ten. It had no substance, the plot was stupid as that new movie "karate dog" ( <--seriously, holy ----!) The quality of the camera was even bad. The only thing you ever saw was the inside of a school...person running... person not running... person getting put in S&M gear... Ugly girl rubbing her crotch on other S&M guy... Thats is how the entire movie went. The director is obviously gay, I mean, when you have a guy who trips and falls in a pile of blood, goes off to TAKE A SHOWER, and then we sit somewhere for literally ten minutes staring at his crotch and man boobs.No amount of lighter fluid could ever erase the memory of Brotherhood III: young Idiots.
Timelord-2 This movie was so bad I can't even really call it a movie. The story would be stupid if it even really existed, the script is bad, the effects are bad, the makeup is bad, the sound is terrible. I'd say the acting was awful, but given the material and directing I actually felt sorry for the actors and can't blame them. Every single creative and technical aspect of this movie is awful.There are two titillating scenes, both involving the Kip character (who is undeniably cute). In the first he goes into the locker room to wash the blood off his back (he fell into it) and ends up doing an erotic look-at-my-body shower scene instead. But at least the story had him in the shower for a reason. Then after he and another character are "posessed" they do another soft-core bondage dance with poor Kip looking terribly bored. Not only wasn't it worth it, but there was no reason for the scene to exist! It made no sense! These comments come from a guy who *loves* bad movies. I had rather low expectations to begin with, and they were not met. Take, for instance, Brotherhood II. It too, was terrible, but in that fun, what a great way to waste some time way that bad movies ought to be.
TBelton1 I realize that director David DeCoteau's movies are intended for fun as much as they are the occasional scare; but we the viewing audience do demand at least some quality in a movie. The plot in this movie was cheesey and the acting talent was basically talentless; with the very pleasant exception of Kristopher Turner who played the part of Lex. Hopefully, DeCoteau will bring him back to star in a few more B movies, I would pass on the rest of the cast members. One of the most annoying points of this movie were all the drawn out boring chase scenes; the victims ran for what seemed like miles and they always ended up in the same places? I could see the shower scene coming; where would a DeCoteau film be without at least some kind of sexploitation; but even that was made cheesy by well... I can't spoil it. If your looking for a better DeCoteau film I recommend "The Frightening" or one of the first two "Brotherhood" movies.