First time watching " Return of the living dead 3"

[@jermainemartinez8282]

New Follower here, this is definitely one of my favorite cheesy movies. I remember as a teenager this movie scared the hell out of me. Now seeing this as an adult I realized one thing, this is still a better love story than Twilight.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

Welcome 🙏🏽. You know as a kid this movie gave me nightmares. You are absolutely right they don’t make ‘em like they used to.

[@quothetheraven79]

Hands down the most romantic movie ever made? What they say Notebook? Bullshit! Titanic? Garbage! True love is bringing back your dead girlfriend to life & sticking with her till then end! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

😂😂😂😂 loyalty at its finest

[@quothetheraven79]

@@OriginalPsychoOP RIGHT! You find yourself a partner that would do for you the things Curt did for Julie! 🥰

[@YoureMrLebowski]

6:24 "At least her head didn't come off like Charlie from Hereditary." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@StarShipGray]

As a film this is better than ROTLD 2, but as a ROTLD film it still falls far short of the original. One of the worst aspects of this franchise IMO is how they keep changing the rules of the zombies and infection every film. By the 4th and 5th films (not recommended) most of the zombies don’t even run and they can be kill with a shot to the head.

[@NickMeagher-em1bs]

Yea they mainly stick to the rules of the zombies in this film and the original, but before remember Frank and Freddy didn’t have heartbeats in the original, in this movie the zombie in the beginning does.

[@javierarias424]

I watch the 3rd film more than the others. The 3rd film is better due to Julie and Mark's chemistry

[@YoureMrLebowski]

4:42 "YOU MISSED!" 🤣🤣

[@BigMack]

Finally someone reacts to this one!!!! This is my favorite zombie movie!!!!!

[@shamarmiller1281]

Very underrated movie bro

[@BritanniaPacific]

Kent McCord (colonel Reynolds) without the Lapd uniform. What a far cry from his Adam-12 days with Martin Milner back in the 70s. And he got cast because the director watched Adam-12 all those years ago. Talk about desperation.

[@DominusLuna]

Yea we used to watch Adam12 and Emergency. The Rookie. The Mod Squad. A bunch of them lol

[@YoureMrLebowski]

Adam-12! that's where i knew him. thanks.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

11:48 Judge Doe rules both parties at fault

[@dylanbekdairov61]

Hey Original Psycho OP,I just wanted to point out that, another reason why I didn't feel bad for Mr. Bartok,is because of what he did to Martin's dog.The poor golden retriever that he had experimented on and then kept it alive for two years(yes,TWO years),without any sort of remorse.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

Yes that’s another solid reason. He was all about the research so cruel and inhumane

[@lucasbobo22]

The strangest thing in this movie is that he ignores his own rules, "return of" zombies eat brains but here they eat flesh, return zombies are smart but all out for the brains, here the girl can controll herself and not eat her boyfriend, and also for some reason she is the only smart zombie in the movie

[@Coockiez-007]

it wasnt the heart that was beating it was the brainwaves that were on the monitor.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

i don't want this to sound like an ad, but if you like this reaction you really should check out her full length reactions. it's always a fun watch from title card to end credits. but hey, that's just, like, you know, my opinion, man. 😎

[@shamarmiller1281]

I loved this movie since I was around 6 or 7 when my dad had it . Great review. Melinda Clarke also came in the movie Spawn

[@jessenewton2823]

Gummo, zero killed, cannibal holocaust, German angst, cannibal ferox, cat in the brain,terror firmer

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

I see you’re not playing around with your horror sub genre suggestions lol thank you 🙏🏽 for the suggestions. I know I’m in for a ride with these.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

12:35 "...they wrote these characters awfully. this is terrible." 😆

[@collectingonthecheap56353]

The R rated one has less body mutilation in it. That is a case of nepotism for the son to be allowed to wander the facility. I have always liked this one, but consider it more of a Brian Yuzna/Reanimator movie than a franchise film, although, the zombies in this movie are more like in the novelization of the original movie.

[@brion0220]

I think you're the only youtuber to watch this one. Its not as good as the original, thats a given, but its still very enjoyable. And I like the zombie / romance angle. Very unique. Speaking of Brian Yuzna, he also directed the really fun Bride of Re-Animator. The sequel to Re-Animator. Both definitely worth watching. 👍

[@JS-wp4gs]

'Thats so useless and inefficient' Which is even worse when you start asking why all the staff in the room were armed with pistols, which didn't have any effect on the zombies which is why they were doing this experiment in the first place. army logic at its finest The heartbeat thing doesn't make sense either, especially when the fact the dead don't have a heartbeat was a plot point in the first film The hunger stuff makes even less sense, especially the idea that it can be temporarily halted with pain being the thing driving them to eat brains, despite the fact the first two movies were clear on the fact the dead were in extreme pain from rotting and such and eating brains provided something that temporarily stopped the pain I'm still not clear on how the exoskeletons were even supposed to work or what they were supposed to actually do. You had to get behind them to lock them down as shown at the end of the movie so if anything doesn't that make them harder to control and more dangerous? If you're using these things as a weapon what about the zombies that would be created by the ones you send in that don't have those exoskeletons? The gun they're developing makes more sense but I don't think i'd want to be using one of them either if there was a large group of zombies around, especially considering how slow it is to use

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

You see you get where I was coming from with all my questions. Some comments said I was missing the point. Thank you for this comment

[@scaldinghail5704]

favorite movie! first reaction on youtube

[@Bustamove-]

I got a good sugestion youl like this move it called reanimater

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

First time watching " ReAnimator" kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGjLiKd7ja1lpLs

[@83shadow3]

The story plots in the following movies don't get any better sadly.

[@JasonSum1979]

Interesting reaction not enough people reacted to Return of the Living Dead 3 (I can understand your points but, trust me this is the type of sequel you have to watch a few times to “Get it” first time i seen it i loathed it… (was 94/95 was still in highschool) Over the last 20yrs or so have a lot of appreciation for it (it’s a much different take on Zombies with some dark subject matter the zombies in ROTL1-3 can all be compared to drug addicts (The need for brains is like a junkie trying to get there next fix) Melinda Clarke’s Julie is one of the most complex and interesting Zombies ever…. It’s easy to write this film off it’s more then a low budget B Movie It’s horrors version of Romeo & Juliet done by a mad genius with Brian Yuzna (In many ways it’s more a sequel to Bride of Re-Animator ) but, for a early 90’s Horror film it’s actually very HQ

[@Cbcw76]

Kent McCord was an early '70s TV heart-throb (LA policemen's ADAM-12) and seeming was the handsome West Coast star-to-be. But no, that never happened. This doesn't rank as his worst-ever performance because he's got a relatively small role. And with the #4 film coming up, that film's "name star" Peter Coyote does indeed turn in his worst-ever performance.

[@Cbcw76]

By the way, this 'serious film' is even more of a hoot if you'll go back and rewatch both RETURN 1 and 2. Then watch this 3 again. And while 4's Peter Coyote is too over-the-top to be even tolerable, the promise of #5 should keep you going. Say - do you pick up hitchikers?

[@n.johanness7451]

Quite a weird movie. It has its moments though.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

If you have not seen it yet, I recommend checking out Jean Rollin’s film The Living Dead Girl (1982.) I am a big fan of this director though I can understand why a lot of people wouldn’t be after seeing some of his other films-They can be weird, but in a ‘70s’ French sort of way, NOT a Body Horror away. The story is similar and also different, nonetheless worth the watch. One of my favorite, less “sophisticated” reasons for why I love this film is that they really double-down on Curt being a blatant idiot with all of his dumb decisions, (similar to the teenage characters in Society.) Romeo & Juliet meets Frankenstein, plus the Body Horror & “zombies.” I do not like the film as a part of the series, and I don’t even really like it for the plot or most of the characters, but I love the effects and the metaphorical elements. The self harm as a metaphor, and so on and so forth, but also the dumbfounded guy who refuses to recognize that he is not only in over his head but that the woman he says he loves is not the same person and he needs to let her go. With that said, I rewatch the first film all the time, I rewatch this one every so often, (every other year or so,) but I rarely ever rewatch Part 2, and I absolutely never touch the post-Part 3 sequels, and you shouldn’t either 🙏🏼☺️ Godspeed.

[@TawnyEagle]

Didn't like this movie nearly as much as the first one. Thanks for your videos though, you bring some serious badassness to the table!

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

Same the first one is so good this one is very different but it has its charm

[@galesbangs]

Have you seen Zombie 1979?

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

I have not but I do believe it’s on my list.

[@amurmurmur609]

There is a reason that this story is full of bad decisions. It is based around young people in love. Young people in love often make terrible decisions. I am not surprised that you are frustrated by their choices and that you didn’t relate to them. That being said, I do think that it does a good job of showing bad choices motivated by youthful passion. You noticed the similarity to Romeo and Juliet (her name was Julie). I was also genuinely moved by the dad fighting to the last moment for his son.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

I just didn’t have that connection with them. I felt I needed more time with their relationship. I understand being young dumb and in love but when she’s eating biting people, self mutilating, and eating brains like come on my guy what are you trying to do.

[@secundus6457]

She's too young to understand old b-movies classics.

[@aranerem5569]

Hi there

[@MGillDesign]

22:10 the look on your face... lol.

[@BlahwoofIsMyFavoriteSubscriber]

Still a better love story than Twilight. Haha, but ya when I was younger I loved this movie, I thought it was one of the best horror movies I'd ever seen but as I got older I'm able to see the plot holes & recognize that the decisions they make are incredibly dumb. Still appreciate it for what it was though.

[@TinaMUFC10]

This is my fav one 😂😂

[@Dustviii]

I am just going to say it. It was a hard watch watching your reaction to a point where I wanted to mute you. I love this movie and conflict and stupid decisions drive the plot forward.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

I unfortunately do not have the same affinity for the stupid decisions here. We all have our own opinions. Thank you for your comment

[@gabeherndon2415]

Hey just wanted to tell you that tomorrow will be my birthday 🎂 🎉

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

Happy Early Birthday. I have a funeral to go too tomorrow so no uploads but I do have one you requested coming up soon it just kept getting copyrighted

[@gabeherndon2415]

@@OriginalPsychoOP which one is it and if its still copyrighted then we can go to plan b which is 1972 Frogs with Sam Elliot in it

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

@@gabeherndon2415 dreamcatcher 😡 but frogs is a good choice I’ve never seen it but it’s on my Amazon list. Frogs can definitely be my Sunday upload if I can get it by copyright

[@gabeherndon2415]

@@OriginalPsychoOP shame but oh well no use crying over spilled milk and hopefully Snake Island 2002

[@NickMeagher-em1bs]

This isn’t the best of the series, but it’s definitely not the worst. 4 and 5 are the worst by far. I don’t even consider them a part of the series. It’s just the trilogy for me.

[@andrewbatts7678]

I have never hated a protagonist so much as i did that little punk.

[@JoeVillarreal-r1g]

Haha uou didnt notice the cameras

[@danddoty3981]

I'm sorry, but ROTLD 3 is the worse one is the series.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

I agree it’s such a different tone from the first 2.

[@danddoty3981]

@@OriginalPsychoOP The first two were comedy. Why decided to switch to drama and ignore the rules they laid down in the first two movies is beyond me. I still suggest WAXWORK ( 1987) now there;s a movie you'll get a big kick out of.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

@@danddoty3981 yes I agree with that. Waxwork is one I’ve always wanted to watch but I don’t know much about no one really talks about it.

[@danddoty3981]

@@OriginalPsychoOP Then I'll talk about it. A man named Lincoln is trying bring about the Voodoo death of the World. To do this he has created a waxwork with scenes from eighteen different horror movies ( in the movie they had to combine some and change slightly some , copy right you know). Each of these displays is a pocket Universe playing out the horror movie and anyone going into them becomes part of the story ( and most of the time , the victim). They some the following movie/ horror types. * Werewolfs ( a really cool scene) * Vampires * The Mummy * JackThe Ripper * The Golem * Phantom Of The Opera * Little Shop Of Horrors/ Invasion Of The Body snatchers. * Its Alive / Rosemary's Baby * Freaks / Dreamscape * Night Of The Living Dead / Return Of The Living Dead * Doctor Jeykle & Mister Hyde * The Invisible Man * Frankenstein * Thing From Another World. And a few more. Trust me, you like this movie so much you'll want to see WAXWORK II : LOST IN TIME.

[@OriginalPsychoOP]

@@danddoty3981 well I’ll say you definitely sold it. I’m hella excited for it now I love a movie that can create a universe or delve deeper into the world of the movie. Thank you so much for the information I’ll get on this.