Duane recovers from his delusional breakdown to find his freakish basket-bound brother Belial will soon become a father. But not everything is joyous as the once tight knit brothers no longer seem to trust each other.
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| Kevin Van Hentenryck | ... | Duane Bradley | |
| Annie Ross | ... | Granny Ruth | |
| Gil Roper | ... | Sheriff | |
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Dan Biggers | ... | Uncle Hal |
| Jim O'Doherty | ... | Little Hal | |
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Tina Louise Hilbert | ... | Opal |
| Carla Morrell | ... | Twin #1 | |
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Carmen Morrell | ... | Twin #2 |
| Jackson Faw | ... | Bailey | |
| Jim Grimshaw | ... | Baxter | |
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Tim Warle | ... | Brannon |
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Jerry G. White | ... | Banner |
| Beverly Bonner | ... | Fast Food Manager | |
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Rick Smailes | ... | Elmo |
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Jeff Winter | ... | Renaldo |
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The saga of Times Square Freak Twins Duane and Belial Bradley takes its most bizarre twist yet. It all starts innocently enough when the Bradley boys join kindly doctor Granny Ruth and her family of unique individuals for a road trip through the deep South. The occasion - Belail's about to become a proud monster father, and no basket is big enough to hold this ungodly brood! But when a pair of warped sheriffs deputies kidnap Belial's babies, Granny Ruth and the family strike back. Belial single-handedly decimates the local police station with crazed, Terminator-like fury - and that's just the beginning. Threatened with the loss of the newest additions to their family, Granny Ruth and the others concoct a delicious revenge against their enemies, climaxing in Belial's futuristic one-on-one with the town Sheriff. Written by BasketCase
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USALanguage:
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21 February 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Harold Logan (as Logan) and Lloyd Price (as Price)
Performed by Annie Ross and the Renzettes
Courtesy of Lloyd and Logan Music
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Director Frank Henenlotter admitted in an interview that he had to remove 11 pages of the script during filming because the producers decided to make the film less gory. See more »Goofs
When Little Hal's machine makes the Sheriff a cup of coffee, the machine spills milk and sugar all over the cup's saucer. In the next shot, as the sheriff picks it up, the saucer is completely clean. See more »Crazy Credits
After the credits at the end of the movie, you see a clip of Belial around two topless girls, seen earlier in the movie. See more »Soundtracks
PersonalityWritten by Harold Logan (as Logan) and Lloyd Price (as Price)
Performed by Annie Ross and the Renzettes
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The third entry in this bizzare series sees the usual cast return, namely Annie Ross as Granny Ruth and Kevin VanHentenryck as Duane Bradley. This third and last installment in the series has more gore than BC2, is campier and more entertaining than BC2, has some memorable characters and lovable cops, and you get to see 12 of Belial's kids, or his "progeny"....It's also got an ending to remember. Highly recommended, this flick rests easy in my collection. 9/10
Rated 18s for strong horror violence and gore, language, sensuality and nudity