Direct sequel to Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II proves that filmmakers were trying to make a franchisable character with Mary to mimic the success of Freddy and others. However whereas Prom Night II is reminiscent of Nightmare on Elm Street 1-3 this o... (read more) Direct sequel to Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II proves that filmmakers were trying to make a franchisable character with Mary to mimic the success of Freddy and others. However whereas Prom Night II is reminiscent of Nightmare on Elm Street 1-3 this one makes the mistake of taking the blue-print of Nightmare 4-6 making it more of a comedy than horror. Mary Lou escapes from hell by with a nail file (?!?!?!) and returns to her old stomping grounds by seducing a student. Be weary as despite the R rating on the back of the Artisan DVD it is the TV version present with all the nudity cut out as well as cuss words.

Not good, but I actually enjoyed it more than its predecessor, Prom Night 2. It had some continuity - albeit only a little - between this movie and the previous one, and the deaths were pretty creative. I think I was able to enjoy it because it did... (read more) Not good, but I actually enjoyed it more than its predecessor, Prom Night 2. It had some continuity - albeit only a little - between this movie and the previous one, and the deaths were pretty creative. I think I was able to enjoy it because it didn't even pretend to take itself seriously. It was a fairly good timewaster.

I think i've seen this movie. Saw it when i was in primary school and i remember that the ending really disturbed me. Something about - we think the evil chick has been bested and then our hero couple have driven away - they stop for gas. He gets ... (read more) I think i've seen this movie. Saw it when i was in primary school and i remember that the ending really disturbed me. Something about - we think the evil chick has been bested and then our hero couple have driven away - they stop for gas. He gets out to make a call - phone box won't take his money and then suddenly evil chick appears in back seat and tares his girls heart out and he's left with her stuck in some alternate picture card 1950's Hell dimension.
Ring any bells? If somebody know can they tell me i'd be most greatfull as, strangley, this movie has been on my mind recently.

Whereas Prom Night and it's unreleated sequel Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II, were fun and diverting little time wasters in the "so bad, they're good" territory, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss is an immature and almost insulting piece of work. I'd be l... (read more) Whereas Prom Night and it's unreleated sequel Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II, were fun and diverting little time wasters in the "so bad, they're good" territory, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss is an immature and almost insulting piece of work. I'd be lying if I were to say that there were no redeeming factors in the film. Courtney Taylor is a sexy Mary Lou (who looks a little too much like Monica Lewinsky in certain angles) and Tim Conlon is appropriately bemused looking through the film. Some of the jokes are sort of funny as well, such as an announcer on the school's loud speaker announcing "Today's chess club practice has been cancelled. Members are to report to the library and play with themselves!"

To make matters worse, this silly sequel ends on a ridiculously dark and downbeat note, which seems a bit out of character with the rest of the film.

Basically, you should imagine a basic episode of Goosebumps, a few dollops of 80's cheese, some bad Freddy Kruger one liners from a rejected Nightmare on Elm Street script, and some creative deaths (some even in the Phantasm tradition) and you'd get something similar to Prom Night III.

You can do much worse, but you can do so much better!

Good movie, very humorous and good. A big pardoy; the second one was better. Mary Lou is more sexual and dangerous in this movie, though.

Underated entry in the Prom Night series is underated, but definitely a weaker film than Parts 1 and 2. A horror/comedy, but deliciously dark.

I've never seen "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2", but I think it's safe to say that this is definately a step down from that film. The series made one more attempt to bounce back with a fourth installment in which they drop the Mary Lou story line and... (read more) I've never seen "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2", but I think it's safe to say that this is definately a step down from that film. The series made one more attempt to bounce back with a fourth installment in which they drop the Mary Lou story line and while it wasn't a successful film by any means, it was an improvemnet for sure. This film is awful!!

Courtney Taylor is ok to gawk at and some of the jokes are actually funny, but this movie is way too over the top with its scenarios and if most of the characters were real people, I would punch them in the face.

It's a "so bad it's good" kinda movie. I thought it was fun if youjust take it as is and don't try abd follow any kind of story line.... lol

Mary-Lou est sexy, les joueurs de football meritent l'horrible mort qu'elle leur inflige, et j'aime bien la creme glacee. Sur 1000, je lui donne 25.