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Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College (1991)

   
Directed by: John Carl Buechler

Written by: Brent Olson

Starring:


Kevin McCarthy .... Prof. Ragnar
Evan MacKenzie .... Skip Carter
Eva La Rue .... Erin Riddle
Patrick Labyorteaux .... Mookey
John Johnston .... Jeremy Heilman
Billy Morissette .... Wes
Hope Marie Carlton .... Veronica
Stephen Lee .... Barcus
Marcia Wallace .... Miss Boggs
Jason Scott Lee .... Kyle
Andrew Barach .... Harley
Griffin O'Neal .... Blane
Sherrie Wills .... Buffy

Release Date: Direct-to-Video: September 18, 1991

 

 

Rating:

 

Decades ago a comic called Ghoulies that holds secret powers has been read to end the curse of three little creatures that caused trouble there and were banished for good.
However, during present day the comic is found and one of the teacher named Professor Ragnar (Kevin McCarthy) unleashes them by reading the spells and has an idea to use them to put an end to prank week hosted by the head student clown Skip Carter (Evan MacKenzie) who has troubles making amends with his girlfriend Erin Riddle (Eva La Rue) as she finds his pranks childish along with his womanising.
Skip is expelled from school after being framed by his friend Wes (Billy Morissette) and the Ghoulies are sent to kill Skip and all frats that get in their way.

 

This was quite an insult to the Ghoulies film series as this was not at all a horror and a plain comedy. Kinda like a ripoff to Animal House but with Ghoulies in it and they talk too.
You may ask me why I reviewed this film if it's strictly a horror site. Well, I reviewed this as part of a series of the films.
The film delivers a few laughs and alot of Three Stooges type of stupidity too.

The acting is quite cheesy and overly corny but some people seem to do well in it. Kevin McCarthy is a little too conry as a demented professor of the campus but seems to bring alot of good timing with his goofy performance.
Evan MacKenzie
really delivers as the head prankster of the campus knowing his character very well.
Eva LaRue
was another good one for the show having the looks and the talent too and comes across well.
P
atrick Labyorteaux was the best character actor out of them all as the dimwitted officer at the campus who brings alot of humor to his part.
Supporting actress Marcia Wallace was quite annoying in her part as a teacher at the campus and didn't really fit in well with the film.

There is a topless woman at a party with a deer hear stuck on her head.
Playboy model Hope Marie Carlton is topless lying in bed as well as later on taking off her bra.
Many woman are topless by having some more fun with the guys
A few women are showering naked.

A school teacher is melted into sludge

John Carl Buechler adds alot of laughs as well as stupidity with his work in this film which you can take or leave.
He does show a good jiggly camera shot on the front of the campus building of the top window during a stormy night which were of course the ghouls coming into the place to wreck havoc
We have many funny moments in a classroom at the campus with Kevin McCarthy lecturing his students and the students don't take him seriously.
We have good shots of the cast partying and doing all sorts of pranks as well as a good comedic lustful scene between Billy Morrissette and Hope Marie Carlton getting it on with one another in the bedroom and a good camera shot down on Carlton too.
A good take on Morrissette looking down into a toilet and a Ghoulie hand grabs him.
The direction on McCarthy' acting crazy by summoning up the Ghoulies and try to get them to cause terror for his students is a little over the top but yet it looks fine.
We see a good sneering performance by John Johnston towards Evan MacKenzie when he gets his buddies to beat the crap out of him.
A funny performance by Eva LaRue with her screaming when she is being tormented by the Ghoulies as well as McCarthy while she is tied up.
A good shot on Johnston acting sneering again by swinging a bat towards MacKenzie
We spot a nice slow motion shot on McCarthy now as a Ghoulies breaking open a door with his hands grabbing on the sides acting monstrous.
A good shot on a gothic looking toilet breathing out fire.
A nice shot of a ghoulie hand coming out of the misty toilet too.

We have some hokey comedic synthesizer music by Michael Lloyd and Reg Powell which adds to the slapstick in the film but in a cheesy way.