The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie

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B P @Bradster69 Sep 2, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Squirt R @Squirt_Reynolds Jul 3, 2026 Boring movie but plenty of great panty shots from the blind girl See more David S. @baxter667 Nov 21, 2025 At this point I have a soft point for Lloyd Kauffman and Troma. This is an even more bizarre and strange film, but it's entertaining as it can be!!! Funny, insane, and just...strange, got to say I love this one too and I don't understand the bad reviews!!! See more Ash P @AshParth Oct 30, 2025 Okay, okay, so I guess we should talk about the third movie that's kinda playing a little like the Last Temptation of Christ. I was surprised to learn that it came out the exact year as the second movie. Except this came out in November instead of February. Alright, bottom line: I don't hate it. I was just bored by this movie. It had a premise that was interesting. Except that it dragged on for so long. So what's the story? Troumaville is so peaceful that all Toxie could do was catch old ladies cheating and let kids eat their vegetables. Which failed miserably. Hilariously so. One day, he gets something in the mail that involves eye surgery that even Claire, who is now his fiancee, would like to proceed to. But, uh oh, they're short on money. So Toxie goes out to get a job, but it doesn't seem like it's doing any favors for him. But, uh oh, apparently Apocalypse, Inc. is still around and notices that Toxic is looking for a job. So the Chairman decides to extend the offer to Toxie so he and his company move in and take over Troumaville. But, uh oh, Troumaville is sickened because it feels like a betrayal from their hometown hero. Oh, and did I forget to mention that the Devil was in this? Yeah, the Chairman is the Devil. Who'd thunk it? Yeah, I do like the idea that Toxie would go against his duties of who he's fighting against, and he just accepts the job offer so he could get eye surgery for Claire. It does work. It also works on how the consequences of Toxie's own actions can affect Troumaville. Thankfully, he turns against the company after witnessing the failure that he was bringing. Therefore, he fights against... one group of thugs and the Devil in five levels of his own games. The issue is that most of the scenes dragged on for so long that I got bored. Yeah, that's the one word that I can label this movie. Boring. Some of the scenes are also annoying. Like that dream sequence between Toxie and Little Melvin, who is the worst of the movie. He's like the dweebs from the grifting community who can't get laid in today's day and age. Some folks said that this is better than the second movie? No! The second movie may have issues, but at the least, it does carry on what the first movie delivered. Again, there is only one fight sequence, and all Toxie does against the Devil was play five games. The effects look a little lazy, and as practical as the costumes are, the Devil's design is just generic and more of a giant dragon. Plus, tearing his skin to reveal lizards and bugs was not as scary as the crowd thinks of it as. Oh, and their constant screaming at most times don't help either. I just wanted to tell them to shut up half of the time. Thankfully, my brain was off after so many scenes dragged on. I will admit that one scene where Toxie melts and becomes regular Melvin again was cool. This movie had a few good laughs, but it felt a little soulless. Again, I like where they were going with this, but for a sequel that was nearly two hours, I just wanted it to end after so many dragged out scenes. The acting is just fine, but over-the-top when the movie drags. I hope the next sequel does better. Because this wasn't it. I'm gonna give the Last Temptation of Toxie three Toxie ready to choke his little dweebish self out of ten. 3/10. See more Elvis D @Elvis-Del-Valle Mar 22, 2024 Continuando con las aventuras de Toxie, la trilogía concluye con esta película que sigue el mismo rumbo de la segunda entrega. Continúa con un humor caricaturesco y retoma un poco el gore que tanto caracterizo la primera película. El título de la película obviamente hace referencia a The Last Temptation Of Christ y juega con una temática similar. Toxie es ingenuamente engañado para trabajar con la corporación Apocalipsis con tan de devolverle la vista a Claire. Se podría pensar que Toxie es demasiado ingenuo para caer en un engaño así, pero es parte del humor absurdo de la película. Lo que podría ser algo incoherente es que la película trae de regreso a Cigar Face, pero deja de ser tan absurdo cuando se descubre quien es realmente el dueño de Apocalipsis. Toxie no sabe que se involucra en un conflicto más allá de los mortales que lo hace ver que aún sigue siendo un ser humano, pero que encuentra el camino del héroe llevándolo a una divertida lucha contra el mal en persona. Puede que esta sea la más absurda y bizarra película de la trilogía, pero solo los que entienden el humor de Troma se darán cuenta de que el objetivo principal de esta película es eso. Se trata de una película que es mala con ganas y no deja de autoparodiarse al punto de romper la cuarta pared. No busca ser igual o mejor que la primera película, es una película que quiere ser mala al punto de provocar gracia. The Toxic Avenger Part 3 no falla en eso y por eso es una película que se puede disfrutar por su humor extraño y su bizarra trama mientras no te la tomes en serio. Mi calificación final para esta película es un 8/10. See more Daniel C. M @RT91944882 Mar 20, 2024 Anyone who says this was better than 2 is a complete idiot. See more Read all reviews

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