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In a decaying neighborhood, asthmatic and allergic amateur photographer Marvin Montrose spends his days and nights confined in his room, snooping on his neighbors in the next building with his camera. When a boy disappears in the spot and then the local drug dealer Desmond, Marvin suspects a mysterious garbage man and his sister Rosy and her friend Carmen investigate. Meanwhile, Marvin witnesses the death of Detective Gary Dumars and a stranger on the street by two mutant Judas Breed insects and discloses that their prime suspect is the CDC Agent Kirchner. Written by
Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Terror has been reinvented!
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Rosy:
Marvin, you've gotta come see this shit.
Marvin:
Did you get my pictures?
Rosy:
Yeah. Um, but you've got to come outside. Me and Des found something.
Marvin:
What is it?
Rosy:
You'll see.
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A cockroach runs across the top of the green Dimension logo at the beginning of the film.
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Rear Window (1954)
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"You Can't Tell the Difference After Dark"
Written by
Maceo Pinkard
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I'll have to say, this third sequel was quite good for it's simplicity. Instead of scaring you with the actual Judas Breed man-size insects -created in the first- it relies on it's plot to creep you out, while taking a totally different approach to the evil of this bizarre 'cure' for a childhood disease. After 'Mimic 2' I felt quite wary about this movie, having never even heard one was being made. It's just that this plot intrigues me so much, I don't seem to care if it's a bad approach or acting (as in part 2; NOT this one -part 3). I felt pretty good about this movie and it SIMPLY was entertaining, as well as scary in it's own rite.
7/10 - thank you