There has never been a flawless Terrifier series, and this one is no exception on Afdah. My thoughts are already occupied by the previously revealed Terrifier 4, so it's obvious that the movie's purpose was to leave the audience wanting more by the end. That's how Terrifier 3 closes, and that's not exactly the right thing to have in this situation because, despite its brutality, the third act is quite unimpressive. Terrifier 3 is the best-directed Terrifier to date, amplifying the craziness of the previous movie. The third act introduces more existential concerns to the canonical mythology than it can satisfactorily address, all the while restraining itself from adding the fantasy aspects that rendered the prior installment bloated. utterly ugly and axe-splittingly funny in a terrible sense.