Terry O'Quinn was fantastic as the antagonist in the previous films, he made them entertaining and better than by all rights they should have been.
Having a sequel without him in was just asking for trouble but to Robert Wightman's credit he actually did a good job.
Sadly the film starts off poorly, the very concept of the plastic surgery is quite frankly offensive to the viewers! If you can get past that this is essentially the same film as the previous two and is a passable if much not needed effort.
The one difference here is that our antagonist decides that one family isn't enough and pry's himself into the lives of two while desperately trying to keep them apart.
This is harmless enough stuff but in many ways felt more like a Lifetime original than a Stepfather movie.
The Good:
Strong performance by Robert Wightman
The Bad:
Plastic surgery concept is ridiculous
Having a sequel without him in was just asking for trouble but to Robert Wightman's credit he actually did a good job.
Sadly the film starts off poorly, the very concept of the plastic surgery is quite frankly offensive to the viewers! If you can get past that this is essentially the same film as the previous two and is a passable if much not needed effort.
The one difference here is that our antagonist decides that one family isn't enough and pry's himself into the lives of two while desperately trying to keep them apart.
This is harmless enough stuff but in many ways felt more like a Lifetime original than a Stepfather movie.
The Good:
Strong performance by Robert Wightman
The Bad:
Plastic surgery concept is ridiculous