Baby Oopsie 3: Burn Baby Burn

My first introduction to Baby Oopsie was through the original Demonic Toys 1 and 2. When I heard Full Moon Features were doing more Baby Oopsie films, I was totally up for it, and so far I have not been disappointed. These movies are pure goofy fun with lots of gore thrown in. The cast are absolutely perfect and I love the two leads, Libby Higgins as Sybil and Justin Armistead as Ray-Ray. I love that they cast these two and they have a weird kind of chemistry together. The rest of the cast are just as great Baby Oopsie is nest watched in order, you really do need to see parts one and two to really understand what's going on.

You don't have to watch Demonic Toys, but you will be missing out on a couple of really great movies if you don't.

This isn't a masterpiece and it's not meant to be. Just grab a bowl of popcorn and enjoy.

Baby Oopsie 3 (2022) is a movie that I recently watched on Tubi. The storyline follows Baby Oopsie's attempt to open a portal to hell and create hell on Earth. Meanwhile, Sybil will try to destroy the doll one last time.

This movie is written and directed by William Butler (Furnace) and stars Justin Armistead (Baby Oopsie), Tim Dorsey (Chicago PD), Elissa Dowling (The Most Dangerous Games) and Libbie Higgins (Trailerville USA).

This is one of those storylines where nothing makes sense, but that's okay. The storyline, writing and dialogue are all really bad. The kill scenes are slightly above average and the ending sequence with the clown was excellent. I could watch an entire movie with the clown at the end. I'm sure there will be more of these movies for sure.

Overall, this is a below average addition to the horror genre...but I'll still watch every one in the series for sure. I would score this a 4.5/10 and recommend seeing it once.

Plot

Witness Sybil's last gasp effort to take down Oopsie's evil cabal of Satanic toys while trying to save her friend Ray Ray's soul. This is the big demonic toy smackdown you've been anticipating.

Cast

The same unfortunate souls as the first two.

Verdict

The Baby Oopsie trilogy ends, I cannot believe I'm saying that. Demonic Toys was inevitably going to become another series for Full Moon but it certainly didn't go in the direction I expected. Who would have thought Baby Oopsie would get a trilogy and that Jack would get a solo movie as well! Are any of them any good? Absolutely not, don't be daft.

This follows the story of Sybil's as she seeks redemption for her actions in the previous movies and in doing so must battle the evil Baby Oopsie. Alike the others there's barely any horror elements here as it's so silly and campy, and the comedy is so juvenile it's very hard to tolerate in places.

Full Moon have never exactly been purveyors of high quality movies but they always used to have a certain charm, now they're practically Troma level tripe.

Rants

The older I get the less I understand who these films are aimed at. You see Full Moon always had that goofy charm that my 20 something butt appreciated, they had novelty value and I got a chuckle from them to a degree. But has the quality diminished, the charm faded or is older me just not able to appreciate them? I don't get who they are aimed at, I don't understand how they make money. They're not horror, they're too childish to be comedy, they're just dire. They're the kind of films that would really appeal to people too young to legally even watch them, their first outing of gore and the occasional boob!

The Good

Kudos to making a trilogy making up one single story with the same cast

The Bad

Awful characters Just not funny Baby Oopsie is unforgivably annoying A full 3 movies and it accomplished nothing.

This one's the closing part of the film trilogy based on the original web series by Full Moon Features. The first two were diabolically bad, nonsense non-starters about a weirdo couple and the creepy killer doll they had. I'm glad to say that part three is slightly better; very slightly, but that's better than nothing. The reason for this is that the running time is briefer, so there's less time for it to cause annoyance, and there's far more incident here, with lots of gooey riffs on THE EXORCIST. Plus they shoehorn a good amount of kills into said brief running time, so there's no slow moment really. It's still infantile and inane, but it could be worse...