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2020·Horror·1h 43m
7.0
Following the franchise's cult classic roots, this new anthology featuring Tony Todd and Lynn Whitfield will scare and thrill with its horrifying twists and social commentary.
Directed by Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott
sequel
horror anthology

Cast

Tony Todd
Tony Todd
William
London Brown
London Brown
David Burr
Cooper Huckabee
Cooper Huckabee
Denton Wilbury
Patrick Abellard
Patrick Abellard
Percy Woodhouse
Savannah Basley
Savannah Basley
Chela Simpson
Jaime M. Callica
Jaime M. Callica
Park
Lynn Whitfield
Lynn Whitfield
Marie Benoît
Donny Lucas
Donny Lucas
Paul Bradford
John B. Lowe
John B. Lowe
Joe
Ernie Pitts
Ernie Pitts
Det. Powers
Dennis Scullard
Dennis Scullard
Creepy Clown
Stephanie Sy
Stephanie Sy
Anna

Crew

Rusty Cundieff
Rusty Cundieff
Director
Darin Scott
Darin Scott
Director
Rusty Cundieff
Rusty Cundieff
Writer
Darin Scott
Darin Scott
Writer
Frederik Wiedmann
Frederik Wiedmann
Original Music Composer
Thomas L. Callaway
Thomas L. Callaway
Director of Photography
Griff Furst
Griff Furst
Producer
Darin Scott
Darin Scott
Producer
Rusty Cundieff
Rusty Cundieff
Producer
Spike Lee
Spike Lee
Executive Producer
Sean Skene
Sean Skene
Stunt Coordinator
Carmen Kotyk
Carmen Kotyk
Casting

Popular Reviews

16 reviews
Ben Tactay
Ben Tactay
Tales from the Hood 3
why did they make tony todd do that :(
why did they make tony todd do that :(
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Hopchip
Tales from the Hood 3
Worse than the two before. Not nearly as funny as the second and the stories lack the depth of the first. This one was kind of boring and none of the stories had anything interesting happening. The overarching story has potential but wasnt built well no thanks to the bad acting and obvious setup, as well as lacking time with those characters.
Worse than the two before. Not nearly as funny as the second and the stories lack the depth of the first. This one was kind of boring and none of the stories had anything interesting happening. The overarching story has potential but wasnt built well no thanks to the bad acting and obvious setup, as well as lacking time with those characters.
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K
Tales from the Hood 3
With Tony Todd, you'd think this would be good. It wasnt
With Tony Todd, you'd think this would be good. It wasnt
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angelo
angelo
Tales from the Hood 3
It’s a step up from the second. The ending was better. Some of the stories were definitely better but some had very random elements in it and are ridiculous. This is nowhere close to being as good as the original, although the stories aren’t necessarily bad, they don’t really have much meaning. The stories being told while this man guiding a little girl somewhere does help with the creepiness of this film. I found many things questionable with some stories like the last one where it revolves around a thief that sucker punches people, he’s wanted on the news and somehow kills somebody with the sucker punch too. This is definitely not a go to horror movie but I’m gonna keep complimenting the first film.
It’s a step up from the second. The ending was better. Some of the stories were definitely better but some had very random elements in it and are ridiculous. This is nowhere close to being as good as the original, although the stories aren’t necessarily bad, they don’t really have much meaning. The stories being told while this man guiding a little girl somewhere does help with the creepiness of this film. I found many things questionable with some stories like the last one where it revolves around a thief that sucker punches people, he’s wanted on the news and somehow kills somebody with the sucker punch too. This is definitely not a go to horror movie but I’m gonna keep complimenting the first film.
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The
Tales from the Hood 3
Weakest of the three but enjoyable. Feels a little biting in the first two stories and then settles into a more generic rut. It’s a little odd, a little hokey.
Weakest of the three but enjoyable. Feels a little biting in the first two stories and then settles into a more generic rut. It’s a little odd, a little hokey.
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