Michael Ledo This movie has the the makings of a 1980's cult movie. The colors were exceptional. 4 kids house sit for a professor when they get a mirror, a portal between 2 worlds delivered at their door. The other world had a Forbidden Zone quality to it. The professor shows up and they form a rescue party to go into the mirror to save a student being basted for supper.Far better than the first two. Good cult film.Parental Guide: Corny dialogue, sex, nudity, f-bomb.

jacobjohntaylor1 This is a great movie. The first movie of Killjoy is very scary. This is scarier. This not has scary has Killjoy 2. Still this is very scary. This is scarier then A Nightmare on elm street and that is not easy to do. This has great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. This is scarier then The silence of the lambs could ever be. This is scarier then Friday the 13th V a new beginning. And that is not easy to do. This is scarier then Halloween resurrection could ever be. This is very scary. It is a must see. If it does not scary you no movie will. 4.8 is a good ratting. But this is such a great movie that 4.8 is underrating it. This is a 9. It is a great movie.

zmoviefan I liked the movie. Trent Haaga and Victoria DeMare obviously were having fun with their roles and they were the best actors of the bunch in my opinion.I do wish there had been a larger body count and some gore. What there was, was passable. I do understand this is a low budget flick so I forgive the non-gore, although Killjoy's make up was pretty cool. Another plus: the image/colors looked really, REALLY good on my HDTV. Some scenes reminded me a lot of Nightmare on Elm Street, but I can forgive that too.Kudos for getting Mr. Haaga back! I've watched all 3 films now, my favorite still part 2, followed by this sequel and in last place the first one.I would definitely watch part 4 if there is another sequel :-)

Brian Harris (wildsidecinema) When Band first announced that a third entry into the Killjoy franchise would be going into production I was a bit dumbstruck, why make Killjoy 3 when a new Trancers or Subspecies would have been guaranteed money in the bank? A new Puppet Master or Demonic Toys I can see as puppets have always been Full Moon's true cash cow but Killjoy? Boy was I wrong! Killjoy 3 was no masterpiece of horror, that's for sure, but I'll be damned if it wasn't creepy, sexy fun! Not only was Trent Haaga's Killjoy in rare form but the additional demonic clowns created by writer/director John Lechago (Blood Gnome & Bio-Slime) were genius! This time around we get a lumbering Emmett Kelly style clown dubbed "Punchy the clown," a scary mime and his parasitic sibling dubbed "Freakshow" and, last but certainly not least, a scorching hot succubus clown covered head to toe in body paint named "Batty Boop." Each clown brings its own distinctive look and abilities to the film but the most impressive power wielded by any of them was Batty Boop's amazing ability to cause my pants to spontaneously tent.It's obvious Lechago was working on a low budget which is no surprise but he still managed to do a damn good job creating a wickedly entertaining sequel. The way Killjoy 3 is written one needn't watch the first two films in order to get their bearings as everything you really need to know about the character is made available to you in this installment. The dialog, outside of a few flat performances, was believable, the CG was fun and appropriate and the special effects make-up and gore were gruesome; this was an enjoyable B-movie romp with more positive than negative to look forward to.If you're a fan of the first two Killjoy films, you'll want to grab this as it's the best of the series. If you've never seen a Killjoy film but you're interested in checking this out, be sure to rent.