Basket Case 3: The Progeny

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Cast

Annie Ross
as Granny Ruth

Kevin Van Hentenryck
as Duane

Dan Biggers
as Uncle Hal

Gil Roper
as Sheriff

Tina Louise Hilbert
as Opal

James O'Doherty
as Little Hal

Carla Morrell
as 1st Twin

Carmen Morrell
as 2nd Twin

Jackson Faw
as Bailey

Jim Grimshaw
as Baxter

Tim Ware
as Brennan

Jerry G. White
as Banner

Denise Coop

David Milford
as Brody

Jeff Winter
as Renaldo

Heather Place
as Ellice

Pierre Perea
as Simon

Bill Scully
as Leon

Denice Coop
as Eve

Rick Smailes
as Elmo

Donna Hall
as Arthur

James Scott
as Frederick

Larry Hurd
as Twister

Cedric Maurice
as Nuke

Fernando Perez-Lee
as Mooney

Charles Portney
as Platehead

Marty Polak
as Toothy

Dean Hines
as Mousey

Wendy Parham
as Brainiac

Bunny Phipps
as Mackerel

Diane Oxford
as Pearl

Derrick James
as Basil

Berl Boykins
as TV David

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Critic Reviews for Basket Case 3: The Progeny

Audience Reviews for Basket Case 3: The Progeny

• Jan 28, 2013

  Third part in Frank Henlotter's Basket Case trilogy is an amusing little film, but it does show that Henelotter's creativity with his series is starting to wane and you can see that the film tries too hard at being an inventive horror comedy. The result is a decent film that boasts all the bizarre tricks that you'd expect from, Henlotter's series. The film is certainly lots of fun, but lacks what the first one did so well and that was being a well made low budget horror yarn that used some great special effects to create something totally off the wall. The second one was well made as well, and offered a new twist on the first. This third part is much more ridiculous and in many ways it succeeds at being quite different than the previous two entries. If you're looking for a piece of eccentric cinema, check this film out as it is among the most insane films of the genre. Henenlotter may have made better films, but Basket Case 3 is still entertaining despite the tongue in cheek approach to the material, and it definitely should appeal to fans of the first two films. I enjoyed the film, but felt it was a little bland due to the fact that Basket Case was such a great little low budget horror flick. The film needed a bit more substance to its story, and it could have been slightly better as well. However this is a decent final entry in the Basket Case entry, and it's a good thing that they didn't keep making these movies. At least they made a fairly entertaining third part that had some good moments despite its flaws.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Sep 30, 2011

  In which Duane continues along the path of insanity while Belial becomes a father, and then later, Robo-Belial. In any other series of films, such things may seem strange...
  Marcus W Super Reviewer
• Apr 10, 2009

  This is definitely best if watch in close succession with the second film, as it continues the story with the same characters that were set up. Like the second, Henenlotter pushes it further and especially amps up the gore, making this film more hysterical in different ways than the second.
  Patrick D Super Reviewer

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