FeatureR2020·103m·5.1

Tales from the Hood 3

Telling tales and taking souls.

Horror

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.

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Cast

Tony Todd

William

London Brown

David Burr

Cooper Huckabee

Denton Wilbury

Patrick Abellard

Percy Woodhouse

Sage Arrindell

Brooklyn

Savannah Basley

Chela Simpson

Jaime M. Callica

Park

Lynn Whitfield

Marie Benoît

Donny Lucas

Paul Bradford

Rachael McLaren

Staci Bradford

Jahron Wilson

Ethan Bradford

John B. Lowe

Joe

Arne MacPherson

Mickey

Ernie Pitts

Det. Powers

Dennis Scullard

Creepy Clown

Stephanie Sy

Anna

Jayden Sharpe

Miles

Natasha Burnett

E-Lips

Charity Sanderson

Young Marie

Manny Sylvester

Old Black Man

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Universal 1440 Entertainment40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks

Crew

Director

Rusty Cundieff

Writers

Rusty Cundieff, Darin Scott

Frederik Wiedmann

Original Music Composer

Alicia Keywan

Production Design

John Quinn

Editor

Thomas L. Callaway

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Wiccaburr

10/9/2020

6.0

This anthology movie isn't as bad as the second movie but not close to consider good like the first one. Here's the stories: Ruby Gates: It was interesting even with the crazy cgi fire and bodies making it look a bit cheap. The Bunker: This was something you would see from <I>Twilight Zone</I> just wanting on Jordan Peele to pop up. Operatic: This actually had a decent story to it and wasn't over the top on the blood and gore. Pretty supernatural thriller like. Dope Kicks: Golden Rule = Golden Shoes, got it? I must say the story of karma is pretty good. Loving the look of the angels and demons. The Mouths of Babes and Demons - Wraparound: Father (Tony Todd) and daughter getting away from the "bad things" which the ending was feeling like some <I>Pet Sematary</I> when the big reveal happened. Overall this was an okay watch. Definitely better than Tales from the Hood 2 and a bit darker. It seems the directors are having a hard time trying to catch that lighting in a bottle that made the first Tales from the Hood so great. Bottom line, don't make this a top priority to watch. It'll end up free to watch eventually.

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