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Species III

Play trailer Poster for Species III R,  2004,  1h 51m,  Sci-Fi Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 17% 6 Reviews Tomatometer 17% 10,000+ Ratings Popcornmeter
17% Tomatometer 6 Reviews 17% Popcornmeter 10,000+ Ratings
After she delivers her child in an ambulance, alien Eve (Natasha Henstridge) is killed by a half-breed. Fortunately, Dr. Abbot (Robert Knepper) scoops up the baby alien and escapes. In time, the baby grows into a gorgeous blonde named Sara (Sunny Mabrey) and begins her quest to find a worthy mate. But Sara is also savage and leaves a trail of deaths in her wake. This carnage makes chemistry student Dean (Robin Dunne) question whether to help her race or not.

Critics Reviews

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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Jan 2, 2022
1/10
The sensibilities of this picture have decreased even further than in the last two, muddying up the alien's life cycle, its capabilities, and even its ultimate motives. Go to Full Review
Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Aug 3, 2007
2.5/4
Despite lack of story depth, and very low-tech special and creature effects, this was a pretty entertaining sequel... Go to Full Review
Scott Weinberg DVDTalk.com Oct 27, 2005
2.5/5
It sure isn't what you'd call a "good film," but Species 3 has the sense to deliver the goods. Go to Full Review
Walter Chaw Film Freak Central Dec 28, 2004
1/4
An exercise meant for pre-adolescents too young to rent porn conning adolescent video store clerks into letting them rent it solely for its wanking potential. Go to Full Review
John J. Puccio Movie Metropolis Dec 16, 2004
3/10
...for die-hard fans of the series only. And I'm sure they, too, will be sorely disappointed. Nothing new, nothing original, nothing innovative has been added to the recipe. Go to Full Review
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Nov 30, 2004
1.5/4
...Species III is often incredibly dull - no small feat given the amount of nudity and violence in the flick. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Hermione M Jan 26, 2019 Just to lay your eyes on the gorgeous Amelia Cooke here is worth the watch. Her perfectly groomed hair wearing glasses and a very short skirt with high heels at the gas station as she smoothies around just waiting for her to take it all off. She does that alright, later she arrives at a college campus dormitory and decides she wants to freshen up and you then see her wet and completely nude as she emerges from a shower and then walks down a corridor while stark naked, you see everything her big firm bouncing breasts and even her bush and AMAZING tight bare arse juggling about , she looks just amazing See more
Poe P Aug 4, 2017 it wasn't that great
Anakin G Mar 10, 2017 Don't expect things to make sense anywhere in this waste-of-time. Only watch if you waiting for the glue on your model airplane to dry. See more
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Species III

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Movie Info

Synopsis After she delivers her child in an ambulance, alien Eve (Natasha Henstridge) is killed by a half-breed. Fortunately, Dr. Abbot (Robert Knepper) scoops up the baby alien and escapes. In time, the baby grows into a gorgeous blonde named Sara (Sunny Mabrey) and begins her quest to find a worthy mate. But Sara is also savage and leaves a trail of deaths in her wake. This carnage makes chemistry student Dean (Robin Dunne) question whether to help her race or not.
Director
Brad Turner
Producer
David Dwiggins
Screenwriter
Ben Ripley
Production Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, FGM Entertainment
Rating
R
Genre
Sci-Fi
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Sep 2, 2016
Runtime
1h 51m
Sound Mix
Surround
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