Faces of Death III

Synopsis

Faces of Death III, directed by John Alan Schwartz and starring Michael Carr, is a controversial documentary-themed horror film released in 1985. The movie explores various shocking and disturbing aspects of death, including real footage of accidents, autopsies, and other morbid events. Through a mix of reenactments and actual recordings, Faces of Death III takes audiences on a dark journey into the macabre, pushing the boundaries of taboo subjects. The film raises questions about mortality, ethics, and human curiosity about death, presenting a chilling and unsettling portrayal of the inevitable end of life.

Cast

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  Michael Carr

  Dr. Francis B. Gross

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  John Alan Schwartz

  Mike Lorenzo (uncredited)

• Veronica Lakewood

  Victim (uncredited)

• James B. Schwartz

  Suicide Jumper (uncredited)

• Cecil Clemons

  Self – Gatorama Owner (uncredited)

Reviews

Faces of Death III has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some viewers appreciate the raw and unfiltered approach to the subject matter, others find the film disturbing and exploitative. Rotten Tomatoes describes the movie as 'a stark and unrelenting look at death,' praising its ability to provoke thought and unease. However, IMDb users have rated Faces of Death III at a low 3.1/10, citing its graphic content and shock value as divisive factors. Metacritic highlights the film's impact on the horror genre but notes its controversial nature. Overall, Faces of Death III continues to be a polarizing entry in the world of horror cinema.

See also

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage

Vivre Sa Vie

Onibaba

Taxidermia