The Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver

I must first say that I love horror films of all types, from your camcorder hand held B-movie to the most mainstream serial slashers. What makes Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver,and quite frankly the entire Gingerdead Man series so entertaining for me, is the fact that the humor in and of itself harkens back to some of the great films of the 70's, 80's and 90's. I enjoyed the thought that went into bringing back popular scenes from more mainstream films into the realm of the Gingerdead Man. From Silence of the Lambs to Carrie to Porky's and more this campy film will turn any night into a night full of fun, laughs, and killer pastries.

Gingerdead Man 3 is a hot mess, all wrapped in 78 minutes. Basically, the Gingerdead Man escapes in a time machine and goes back to 1976 for some reason. The film has alot of plots going on at once and it's hard to keep track of everything. Two kids find the device and disappear, leaving the movie goer wondering where the hell they went and why should we care. I hate the killings, all done with fake CGI blood and it looked horrible. The kids transport back to the roller rink and bring back some unsavory chracters in history like Hitler. Was it fun? Very much so. Will the average movie goer like this? I highly doubt it. I'd recommend this for fans of the series or people who enjoy Full Moon pictures.

Who doesnt love the idea that this movie revolves around a time-traveling homicidal baked good ending up at a roller-disco in 1976? The fact that the original had Gary Busey tells you the director must have owed him a favor or Busey just took any script he could get at that time. If Passion of the Crust is as good as this one, it will be a very Merry Christmas fo' sho.

Someone should have eaten this "Ginger(dead)man" when he first appeared and put all of us out of his misery and mayhem long before he ever got started. This movie was such a mish mash that I couldn't even recognize or find some of the actors who were supposedly in it. Perhaps they saw the "rushes" and left the film prior to its completion. It wasn't funny as a parody or self-parody."Chucky" or "Annabelle" had more humor. The whole movie looked as though it had been filmed in someone's garage or abandoned skating rink. Utter nonsense. Garbage in - or, in this case, Gingerbread in, is still Garbage-Gingerbread out.

I'm happy to say I've gotten this last part and I'm not disappointed at all. All 3 parts were worth buying. Thanks seller for the great price.

Not meant as a complaint, but for a movie titled Gingerdead Man 3 you'd think the little cookie would have had the starring role and not a shot as a special guest star. That said, it is an amusing send-up of several films. Of course, if you'd never seen any of the films referenced, you might not chuckle as much. I have so I did. Plus, there's just something so idiotic about a homicidal cookie that I can't help but respond by laughing. The rest of the nonsense in this film only helped lighten the load, the burden of everyday life. A few laughs, a little mayhem, who could want for more? Me.I'd like a Gingerdead Man 4. Please. With or without raisins.

This is one of THE most hilarious movies ive ever seen. Very creative and clever too... several movie spoofs all in one. Hilarious special effects. My favorite part was the beginning... the silence of the lambs spoof.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

The Gingerdead Man is back on the run after escaping from an asylum for criminally-insane baked goods, and with the help of a conveniently-placed time machine, he is headed to 1976 to stir up some trouble at a local roller rink! The ingredients for this episode include two tablespoons CARRIE, a pinch of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, and a splash of SILENCE OF THE LAMBS as the Gingerdead Man passes through one silly spoof after another. GINGERDEAD MAN 3 takes just a tiny step back from the last hilarious entry in the series, providing more gore but fewer laughs along the way. The roller rink serves as such a strange setting for the film, and far too much time is spent actually trying to develop the characters considering this is a movie about a freakin' killer cookie. Regardless, it shows the same high production values that were found in the second film, and legitimately looks like it could have stepped out of the 70's (minus a few computerized kills). Fans of the first two films will be sure to enjoy the latest in the GINGERDEAD MAN series!-Carl ManesI Like Horror Movies