3 from Hell 2019

Box Office

$123K

Runtime

115 min

Language(s)

English

English

In this unhinged horror romp, three depraved escapees - Baby Firefly, Captain Spaulding, and Otis Driftwood - wreak havoc on the world, leaving a trail of gruesome carnage in their wake.

In this unhinged horror romp, three depraved escapees - Baby Firefly, Captain Spaulding, and Otis Driftwood - wreak havoc on the world, leaving a trail of gruesome carnage in their wake.

Does 3 from Hell have end credit scenes?

No!

3 from Hell does not have end credit scenes.

Ratings


Metacritic

50

Metascore

4.6

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
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TOMATOMETER

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0%

User Score

TMDB

58

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Plot Summary


The curtain opens on a media frenzy, with news reports dominating the airwaves and sensational headlines splashed across the front pages. The story revolves around the notorious Firefly family, whose brutal escapades have left a trail of destruction in their wake. As the public is regaled with graphic accounts of Baby, Otis, and Captain Spaulding’s alleged crimes, a national outcry ensues, with protests erupting nationwide to defend the trio’s honor. Despite the cacophony of voices crying out for justice, the court system runs its course, and the three are found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment. The outcome is all but sealed, except for one tragic twist: Captain Spaulding meets his maker via lethal injection.

Meanwhile, in a shocking turn of events, Otis’ long-lost half-brother, Winslow Foxworth “Foxy” Coltrane, makes an appearance, hell-bent on springing Otis from the clutches of justice. Foxy’s scheme involves orchestrating a daring prison break while Otis is toiling away on a chain gang. In a chilling display of ruthlessness, Otis dispatches Rondo, a fellow inmate who had been serving time since the events of the previous film, unaware that their paths would cross again.

As Baby languishes behind bars, her mental state continues its downward spiral, making her parole hearings a futile exercise in futility. The once-brilliant firecracker has devolved into a shell of her former self, leaving Otis and Foxy to conjure up a plan to liberate her from the prison’s grasp.

The pair sets their sights on Virgil Dallas Harper, the warden of Baby’s institution, and his unsuspecting family and friends. Through a calculated display of intimidation, they coerce Harper into facilitating Baby’s escape by disguising her as a corrections officer. But once freed, Otis and Foxy decide to eliminate any loose ends by dispatching their hostages, as well as Harper himself.

With Baby finally at liberty, the trio is faced with an existential crisis: what’s next? As the uncertainty hangs in the air like a perpetual cloud, they opt for a high-stakes gamble – fleeing to Mexico, where the allure of anonymity beckons. The decision is precipitated by Baby’s accelerating instability, which threatens to consume them all.

As Otis (actor name), Baby, and Foxy find themselves a temporary haven in a small Mexican town’s lone hotel, they’re initially lulled into a false sense of security by the vibrant celebration of the Day of the Dead. The hotel’s owner, meanwhile, has been quietly monitoring their presence, his suspicions confirmed when he alerts Rondo’s son, Aquarius, to their location. With Otis and company oblivious to the impending danger, the hotel’s proprietor keeps them occupied with the festive atmosphere and the town’s charming prostitutes, all the while buying time for Aquarius to mobilize his forces.

Come morning, Baby forms an unlikely bond with local worker Sebastian, whose sharp instincts detect the approaching threat. As Aquarius’s henchmen burst into the brothel, Sebastian swiftly warns Baby, who in turn alerts Otis just as the attackers begin their rampage. The trio holds off the invaders valiantly, with Foxy arriving just in time to rescue them both from certain doom. Otis then seizes the opportunity to strike down the hotel owner, while Baby takes up a bow and arrow set pilfered from Harper’s (actor name) abode, dispatching several of Aquarius’s men with calculated precision.

As tensions escalate, Foxy and Baby are outmaneuvered by Aquarius and taken captive. The ruthless Aquarius taunts Sebastian, deeming him unworthy of a bullet and leaving him for dead as he revels in his prisoners’ predicament. However, Otis appears on the scene, engaging in a fierce knife fight with one of Aquarius’s minions while Sebastian slips away unnoticed to free Foxy and Baby.

Aquarius’s ire is piqued by Sebastian’s sudden disappearance, momentarily diverting his attention and allowing Otis to gain the upper hand. With newfound synergy, Otis, Baby, and Foxy overpower their captors, but not before Sebastian sacrifices himself in the crossfire. In a stunning display of retribution, the trio then immolates Aquarius, their fury spent as they stroll into the Mexican town, ultimately fleeing the scene on the same highway that had initially led them to this crucible of chaos.

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