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Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (1993)

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Release Date: Jan 1, 1993 Wide

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In Maniac Cop (1988), we were introduced to a disfigured psycho law enforcement officer. It wasn't enough that this revenge-driven fiend killed and mutilated his victims: he also kept their pelts and scalps as trophies. The part was play by Robert D'Zar in the first two Maniac Cop flicks; D'Zar is back for Badge of Silence: Maniac Cop 3, in which he continues his reign of terror, as the good cops endeavor to put an end to his activities. By way of a plot, a hush-hush conspiracy is thrown into

R, 1 hr. 25 min.

Action & Adventure, Horror

Directed By: William Lustig , Joel Soisson

Written By: Larry Cohen

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1993 Wide

On DVD: Jun 29, 1999

Academy Entertainment

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Cast

Robert Davi
Sean McKinney
Caitlin Dulany
Dr. Susan Fowler
Gretchen Becker
Kate Sullivan
Grand L. Bush
Willie
Bobby Di Cicco
Bishop
Paul Gleason
Hank Cooney
Jackie Earle Haley
Jessup
Julius Harris
Houngan
Vanessa Marquez
Terry
Frank Pesce
Trinnle
Theodore Raimi
TV Reporter
Doug Savant
Dr. Myerson
Robert Z'Dar
Matt Cordell
Robert Forster
Dr. Powell
Brenda Varda
Lindsey

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Maniac Cop 3 is a pretty good third entry. But there are things that bug me about the third sequel to Maniac Cop. Namely why is Matt Cordell ressurected and what does the voodoo priest has got to do with the story. Those are the things that bugged me about this film, and It's what brought this third entry down a notch.

July 28, 2010

Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski

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The undead policeman returns to protect a female policewoman in a coma after she has been wrongfully portrayed. None of the campiness that made the orignal fun and not much in the way of gore sooooooo.... not much going for it. I'll just find the original to watch again.

October 22, 2008