I Spit on Your Grave III: Vengeance Is Mine (2015)

Too much of everything

Just perfect...

I wanted to but couldn't!

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Really dull and nothing like the other two that were already worse than the original and classic version. Second tire actors and poorly-written dialogues. If you like trash, then you will have a great time watching this one. It is hard to believe that producers and the director managed to make something that bad. The plot - if I can say there is a plot - is nothing but confusing. The victim seems to be a twisted freak. Rape has been gaining momentum in many cultures and this is important to help stopping violence against women. Even some well know schools have a problem managing this but this movie will not help at all. It is pure trash covered in some attempt to make justice. So, enjoy your banana split and forget the rest.

I really liked both 1 and 2 of Steve R. Monroe's I Spit On Your Grave movies, but this third installment directed by R.D. Braunstein turned into a bit of a joke.Years after her abuse Jennifer Hills (Sarah Buter) is is trying to get on with her life with the help of a psychiatrist and a support group. Not sleeping, daydreaming and hating life, Jennifer soon meets Marla (Jennifer Landon) who's "stuff the world" attitude and positive outlook on justice soon helps Jennifer with her own outlook on life. The pair become BFF's and begin dishing out their own form of justice. When something happens to Marla, Jennifer seems to lose the plot and go it alone in a sadistic, I-now-love-killing manner.In I Spit on Your Grave: Vengeance is Mine it lost the difficulty of abuse and the brutality of it that the previous movies had. It became more Saw than sad.If you liked the first two you probably won't like this much, but if you hated the first two, this attempt might be right up your ally.

The directing in this film is excellent. The film editor moves from reality to fantasy to madness seamlessly. This content is exactly what you would expect from a brutalized woman. Marla's part in the film is brilliant. We a left with the notion that she was either breaking free finally or is hopelessly caught in her boyfriends web. Her friendship with Angela and then death leads Angela down a dark road of retribution. Marla's lines are crisp and "funny" ,believable from her character who is on the cusp of vengeance herself.she is a great counterpoint to Angela who has already reeked vengeance herself.the fantasy fight to the death at the end of the film leaves one yearning for SOYG4.all in all ,a great film. I think the best sequel to the series. One feels for Jennifer,from SOYG1,and you really want to see her overcome,but the film leaves you with the feeling that she is going to pay all men for the crimes of a few. I gave it an 8 because I reserve 10's for films like " papillion" or "titanic".

It's quite amazing to think how far this franchise has come, since that 1974 original white trash pic, with bad sound and acting. It's a great franchise, where this third installment is a refreshing one, in the fact, it doesn't follow the path of plot to the others, with just the victim killing her rapists, one by one in a frenzy of bloody violence and madness, and the movie ends. Noted this one's much gorier than it's predecessors, and really has a lot going for it. Sarah Butler returns from the original, and it's much appreciated. This good actress is even better here, than in the first. She's changed cities and names, and still the memory of all that terror, has made her man phobic. She has murderous fantasies, like just going radge with a knife on anyone who hacks her off, in that moment, where instead she represses it, instead, so you know what this can can lead to. Hey, a lot of us have the same thing, but it's after the moment, where we visualize violent and punishing retribution, on people who have done us wrong. Now known as Angela (Butler), not Jennifer Hills, she joins a rapists support group, one, a father (Doug Mckeon, would you believe? yeah the cute boy from Golden Pond, all grown up now) who lost her daughter who suicided, where she was raped, prior by a beefcake of a sh..ty gym owner, who of course got off. Why? Cliché answer here-no physical evidence. So we need someone out there who must become female judge and jury. Forming a friendship with a young uninhibited woman victim in the group, where obviously her attack, has really changed her view on things, this is cut short, weeks later, when she is killed, by the guy who put her here, so its up to, you know who, the beautiful woman with the knife and the long fixed angry glare to take matters into own hands. And when authorities step in, that really messes with Butler's plans, while putting her in a pickle. The head of the councelling session, really got on my nerves, I really wish Butler's violent fantasy or pouncing on her was real. ISOYG3, was quite a welcoming surprise, where in it's opening, with a couple of scenes together, I was deeply worried with "Are you f..kin kidding me?", but no kidding, this is probably the best out of the franchise. It's offers real messages, and truths about rape victims, where one line, about forgiveness, cut deep. The movie has good acting by Butler, and her late rape victim friend, who's even better while, Mckeon was just fantastic as the grieving father. The other strong performance is that of the pastry faced Harley Jane Kojak (remember her?) as the soft spoken therapist. There are two twists, near the end, the first, a stupid one, I didn't buy, but does makes sense, if you think about it. The second is right near the end, on the couch, which is a beauty, and funny too. Gore hounds will lap in up, with more castrations, and squirting blood, one scene on an old guy who can't be reformed, involving vaso and a pipe + a sledgehammer. A really fun horror offering in this first one, you shouldn't pass up, especially if a fan of this rape franchise.