Crazy, it knows it and works because odd it. Rami trilogy ends with a bang.

Rating: 10/10 (7 August 2019)

This movie is just but, that's all can say. 81 minutes of our, high energized insanity. It's confused about itself. Does it want to be a midlevel picture, a goofy comedy, a gore splashed horror fright fest? These are, but here I can't really complain. It all so unapologetically insane, and it knows it. From that, I help but want more and more. The first two films in this series kind of get this too. Yet here it's much more personified.
Rami is a quite interesting filmmaker. His directing techniques are very low quality, that too adds to the charm. of dutch angles and clever camera movements. He really knows how to make a scene move and move fast. Of course, we need to have a talk about the one and only Bruce Campbell. He carries the film quite naturally. He is at his most funny and schematic of the whole series here. He makes me laugh and get behind him when he makes commentary on the of whatever situation he finds himself in, just that good constantly with him.
In the end, this is a short film, it goes by in a snap, and I enjoyed every minute. If your a horror fan, and want one that serves as a great one of those and a great fun time, this is the movie possibly.