Another cheap straight-to-video sequel to Darkman, This time Darkman finds himself up against drug lord Jeff Fahey, all the while developing feelings for Fahey's mistreated wife. Cheesy dialogue, terrible acting, poor action and effects. Vosloo continues to unimpress as a replacement for Liam Neeson. Fahey is a weak substitute for the hammy Larry Drake from the previous two films. Filmed back-to-back with Darkman 2. As with that mess, this has none of the creativity or craftsmanship of Sam Raimi's Darkman. The writing is truly terrible. Some of the lines will make you wince with embarrassment for the poor actors who have to speak them. The title is appropriate because this was the death of Darkman as a viable movie franchise.
Review of Darkman III: Die Darkman Die
