This is not only the worst of the three GS films but quite possibly the worst movie ever made. It lacks logic, plot, continuity, and structure. It is a mockery of Canadian Flimmaking and an insult to horror fans. Glorified violence and a semi-nude scene does not redeem this film. I don't understand how reviewers can sit and postulate theories on why and how the sisters ended up in the 19th century. Even hyper logic fails to shed light on the topic. Time travel? Come on now!! Incarnation? Please! Ancestry? Where's the period dialect. Do the filmmakers actually believe that dropping a few f-bombs would ameliorate this film through subtle comic relief? The only explanation for such a debacle is disposable income. AND why was Brendan Fletcher (Jeremy the library boy in the second film)recast as Finn in the third installment? Is the list of Canadian talent that short? Shame on the directors and the producers for ruining a great Canadian horror series.
Review of Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning
