If you haven't seen the other two Beyond the Door movies, never fear because this movie hasn't got anything to do with them. There are supernatural happenings and many of the sets have doors, so I guess that's the only requirement to be a part of this series.
This time, we have the world's surliest teenager (seriously, why is she so angry?) who goes on a class trip with her classmates to Yugoslavia and finds out that she's about to be the virgin sacrifice for a weirdo cult. Fleeing to their safety on a train, their terror has just begun as strange things start trying to kill her and her classmates.
Take Rosemary's Baby, throw in a bit of Final Destination, and a few generous helpings of The Wicker Man and drizzle it with tons of gore and you might have some idea of what to expect with Beyond the Door III. It's borderline nonsensical at times, hoping from subgenre to subgenre with surprising dexterity. If you're not feeling the cult aspects, just wait it out, because the Final Destination/Omen style kills might be more to your liking.
Beyond the Door III is beyond idiotic, but you can never accuse it of not providing a good time.
This time, we have the world's surliest teenager (seriously, why is she so angry?) who goes on a class trip with her classmates to Yugoslavia and finds out that she's about to be the virgin sacrifice for a weirdo cult. Fleeing to their safety on a train, their terror has just begun as strange things start trying to kill her and her classmates.
Take Rosemary's Baby, throw in a bit of Final Destination, and a few generous helpings of The Wicker Man and drizzle it with tons of gore and you might have some idea of what to expect with Beyond the Door III. It's borderline nonsensical at times, hoping from subgenre to subgenre with surprising dexterity. If you're not feeling the cult aspects, just wait it out, because the Final Destination/Omen style kills might be more to your liking.
Beyond the Door III is beyond idiotic, but you can never accuse it of not providing a good time.