The Brotherhood 3: Young Demons

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Brotherhood 3-Young Demons.......2007-03-20

I was very disappointed in this installment. I liked the first 2 versions but found this dull and boring. Endless scenes of walking down corridors waiting for something to happen... Also, there was no character development so you have nothing invested in any of the roles or actors.

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No Rest Home For The Wicked...
Tonight on Saturday's Nightmares
Brotherhood of Nothing!!!!!!
"Satan, I have nothing which is not thine."
Prey on the Children

The Brotherhood of Satan
Starring: Strother Martin , L.Q. Jones , Charles Bateman , Ahna Capri , and Charles Robinson
Director: Bernard McEveety (II)
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
ProductGroup: DVD
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ASIN: B0000694WG
Release Date: 2002-08-13

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No Rest Home For The Wicked..........2007-06-11

Strother Martin (Sssssss) is the leader of a coven of elderly witches / satanists in a small town who must be reborn. This requires new bodies in the form of the town's children. The cult starts killing off parents in strange ways, using killer toys! Of course, the kids vanish soon after their parents' untimely deaths. The sheriff (L. Q. Jones), his deputy, and a preacher try to figure out what's going on. They are joined by a family of travelers after they get into a bizarre accident. BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN is filled w/ an atmosphere of impending doom. The true horror lies in the use of darkness and dread to slowly choke off all hope of a happy ending! I really enjoyed this one, but I'm a sucker for 70s devil movies...

Tonight on Saturday's Nightmares.......2007-04-12

I first saw this "chiller" on my local T.V. stations horror double feature one very quiet Saturday night in 1976. It started at 10:30 and by 10:45 I was creeped out big time.
A small town in the southwest(the devil really likes the southwest in horror movies doesn't he) is having problems. Kids are missing and anyone trying to leave finds their life span is very short. While this is happening Strother Martin(one of the best character to ever grace the screen and a very evil presence in this film) is readying his group of Satan worshipers for a big ritual to be reborn for "Another lifetime in the Brotherhood Of Satan. To say more would deprive you of the fun of watching this one unfold to it's humdinger of an ending. The whole cast is good and is filled with the best character actors of that or any other day.
Side note: This one was so creepy that while I was watching it an Uncle that had just gotten into town knocked on our door and scared the.... well lets just say that I watched the rest of this one with the lights on. Enjoy it.

Brotherhood of Nothing!!!!!!.......2006-05-08

Piece of crap is the best way to describe this 70's flick. The film had the right ideal, but horrible delivery. The movie pretty much lost me from the begining, with its 5 minute sequence where our lead faimly is driving in a car, with absolutely no dialogue and the worst elevator music possibly imaginably playing in the background. Then we witness a strange and confusing tank death that seems to come out of nowhere and essentially offer no real point other than a less than average death sequence. As I said before, the idea behind the movie sounded promising, a vacationing faimly gets stranded near a small town where all the children seem to be under the influence of a dark power,leading all the adults to react frantically to outsiders and the law. I like the whole idea about a town going all evil and murderous, but the pacing and confusing and long sequences really ruined the experience for me. There are some scenes that seem to just drag on and on. Like this pointless dream sequence that seemed to have no significance other than to confuse the audience. Then towards the end we get another strange and mind boggling climax that makes you scratch your head and shrug your shoulders, before you realize that you just wasted an hour and a half of your life. Overall an intresting idea that failed due to horrible directing, slow pacing ,and pointless and confusing sequences. Don't bother!

"Satan, I have nothing which is not thine.".......2005-10-03

A secret coven of wrinkly senior citizen witches (lead by the great Strother Martin) cast a spell on the small town of Woodley preventing anybody from getting in or leaving. The purpose of this entrapment isn't cause the old folks are lonely and want somebody to talk to No! they want the children so they can take over their bodies and be young again. Not a bad idea.

The sheriff (played by Peckinpah favorite L. Q. Jones) is getting sick and tired of being stuck in this smelly ol town so him and his posse start investigating where all the kids have disappeared to. Will they find them before it's too late?

Very interesting story, but the direction by veteran TV director Bernard McEveety comes off kinda stale, almost like a made for TV movie. I did get the creeps a few times (especially at the doll scene - yikes!), but I think that the lack of violence and the improper director kept THE BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN from reaching its full potential. Still very much worth watching.

The picture on the DVD is good, but the extras are completely nonexistent. A short about the career of Strother Martin or L. Q. Jones would have been nice.

D: Bernard McEveety ("Misfits of Science", "Knight Rider")

Doc Duncan - Strother Martin (Cool Hand Luke, The Wild Bunch)
Sheriff - L. Q. Jones (Casino, The Wild Bunch)
Tobey - Alvy Moore ("Green Acres", A Boy and His Dog)

Prey on the Children.......2005-08-13

First off -- I have to say that I was truly amazed at the quality of this DVD transfer. It looks like it was made yesterday, except of course for the early 70's vehicles used in it. Brotherhood of Satan accomplishes what most horror films don't -- truly spooky atmospherics that creep into most of the moments of tension building. The cult itself is humorous with "I have nothing which isn't thine" over and over, but the unintended humor only adds to the enjoyment of the film. The DVD is a bit pricey but worth it for the movie itself which is beautifully photographed. It has no extras in terms of the film itself, oddly there are trailers for other films on the disc, but none for this film. The DVD is remastered in High Definition and it shows!!! Check this one out, I don't think you will be disappointed!!

Brotherhood III: Young Demons/The Frightening

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Would be OK if it was a TV series

Brotherhood III: Young Demons/The Frightening
Starring: Eric Roberts , Elisa Donovan , William Gregory Lee , and Kristopher Turner
Manufacturer: Dej
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B00008G7V5
Release Date: 2002-12-31

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Would be OK if it was a TV series.......2005-07-20

I've just seen all three of the Brotherhood movies. I'm not really into horror movies, but I think they were actually kinda entertaining. "Brotherhood 3 - Young Demons" is the scariest of them all, and less homo erotic than the first two ones. To be honest, the movies aren't high quality, but it contains young sexy high school/college kids. So what else can you ask for? If the three Brotherhood movies were part of a TV series, it probably wouldn't be so bad, and something I might have been watching from time to time (the movies aren't that long either, only about 80 minutes each), but as three independent movies: I've seen better. Some good looking people starring in it, but nobody I've seen or heard of before.

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