Night of the Demons III

Another unnecessary weak sequel with poor make-up and CGI effects.

On the night of Halloween, the hoodlums Vince (Kris Holdenreid), his vulgar girlfriend Lois (Tara Stone) and their friends Nick (Gregory Calpakis) and Reggie (Joel Gordon) are driving around in the van of Orson (Christian Tessierare). They see the cheerleader Holly (Stephanie Bauder) trying to fix her car and they offer a ride to Holly and her friend Abbie (Patricia Rodriguez).

They stop in a convenience store to buy beer and the clerk suspects of the group and points a shotgun to them but Vince takes the weapon and dominates the situation. But two police officers come to the place and Vince accidentally shots one of them when the clerk grabs his hair. The other policeman shots Reggie in the stomach, but they succeed to escape from the store. But the van is shot on the gas tank and Vince decides to stop the vehicle in the infamous Hull House, considered a cursed place, instead of taking Reggie to the hospital, using the shotgun to force Nick and the other teenagers to follow him. But the place is not abandoned and the demon Angela (Amelia Kinkade) meets them in an human form. Meanwhile, the officer was wearing bulletproof vest and was not wounded and the veteran Lieutenant Dewhurst (Vlasta Vrana) discovers that the clerk is lying after watching the surveillance tape. Dewhurst track them down while the group discovers the truth about the Hull House.

"Night of the Demons III" is flawed, but not as bad as indicates many reviews. I saw this movie for the first time on 24 February 2000 on VHS and I have just seen it again. The story has a poor development of the characters and it is difficult to understand why Nick hangs around with Vince, Lois and Orson. The fate of Abbie, Lieutenant Dewhurst and Reggie are not fair since they are not evil like Vince, Lois and Orson. But the movie entertains considering the budget. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "A Casa do Diabo" ("The Demon House")

Well I found this movie for 1$ at sale at my local library and my brother and I flipped our lid. Both of us are veterans to the series and we more than happy to pay a dollar for it. Unstoppable action, even though its obviously not as good as Angela's first party. Angela is at it again ( even though its a different Angela ) and this movie packs one of the best lines in the series when Angela is in the shed: "Happy Halloween Bi***h!" Definitely a good way to spend 90 mins, but a must see for the Night of the Demons fan.

Rated R for strong violence and gore, sexuality and language I have not seen the first two Night Of The Demons movies but I want to.I am the type of person that can enjoy an action or horror movie with bad acting and storyline...if there is tons of mindless action or mindless gore.This movie has bad reviews on this site because people are expecting an Oscar-worthy movie.Its just a fun horror flick with tons of gore,sex and nudity.I hate PG-13 rated horror movies like "The Grudge".The best horror movies are the cheap ones with bad acting and are filled with gore! The movie is about a group of teens on Halloween night who pick up hitchhikers who are planning on going to a party.They stop off at a convenient store but the crazy one of the group, wounds the store-owner and kills some officers.They seek refuge in a haunted house owned by a demon-woman.One by one,they all get turned into demons.Night Of The Demons III is a fun horror flick that's recommended for fans of gory horror films.

Third entry in the series, this was released as Demon House in the UK. Amelia Kinkade is back as the sexy demon Angela, one of her standout scenes here is her simulating oral sex with a pistol, sucking out the bullets. Very erotic! A bunch of no good teens plus a couple of good girls hide out at a haunted house after a serious incident at a fuel station. Released in 1997 this is more typical of an 80's horror movie. Plenty of gore, the effects aren't great but still better than many of today's poor CGI, plus several scenes of gratuitous female nudity. The "teens" are played by actors in their mid 20's but there is some effective friction between the characters, in particular Nick, who's the "good'" guy, and Vince, who is a nasty piece of work. Overall this is no classic, but then neither was the original in my opinion, but if you like a cheesy horror flick then it's delivers.