The Brotherhood III: Young Demons (2003)

Sorry, this movie sucks

People are voting emotionally.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

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.

I seem to have been duped worse than other site posters.... I paid $20 for this movie in an effort to see just how bad it was. I got more entertainment from reading this site's comments on the movie than ever I got from watching it. Substandard acting and a nonexistent plot converge to create what can only be described as the worst film of my life. It reminded me of Blair Witch in that it could easily have been filmed by a group of high school students set loose at night with a camera and a fog machine. All that was lacking was a snotty-nose scene. In conclusion, I'd have a hedgehog forcibly inserted into my rectum before I'd consent to view this film again.Translation: Don't do it!

I can put up with a lot from a movie, especially when my choices have to do with dirty dishes, Real-Trash TV and/or brushing the cat. But this one goes in the pile with "Lethal Target" and the first "Brotherhood" hoodwinker.My comments concern the VHS version I bought "pre-viewed" for 5 bucks. I wish I could have about 3 of those back.The first things I noted were through-the-tube voices and high school level acting. Well, I don't expect much acting in a horror movie.The whole look and feel told me I'd picked up something from maybe as far back as twenty years ago, so imagine my surprise when I saw it was from 2002!Some of the music didn't fit, though at some point near the end I realized it suddenly was pretty darn good. Throughout the movie I kept wondering when I'd hear some heart-jumping sounds, either music or effects, but they never came.The rating said something about sensuality. What sensuality? Do they mean the kid showering in his hip-hugger briefs? Or maybe it was supposed to be the leather-clad couple looking as though they were auditioning for porn made by Disney.I didn't see much in the way of violence, either. If I recall correctly the stabbings were shown in *almost* slow motion, but the camera was cut away to other scenes before any knives hit their marks.The Plot Summary has nothing to do with what's in the movie, though at the very end we find out that, yes, this is another reincarnation-type thing. At least in the first of these "Brotherhood" movies we know what's going on from the beginning.And I don't think there was one scream in the entire film. sigh

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.