Killer Poop 3: Night of the Living Poop

In the small town of Flushville, a mysterious, sentient excrement begins to terrorize its inhabitants. A group of unlikely heroes, including a disgraced toilet cleaner and a hygiene-obsessed scientist, must band together to stop the relentless flow of terror before the entire town is consumed by the putrid plague. The third installment escalates the absurdity with even more bizarre and disgusting scenarios.

Killer Poop 3: Night of the Living Poop was met with a divisive reception, with critics largely panning its gratuitous gore and nonsensical plot, while audiences familiar with the franchise often embraced its campy and over-the-top nature. It's considered by many to be a niche cult film with a highly specific audience.

• Praised for its commitment to extreme gore and its low-brow humor.

• Criticized for a paper-thin plot and a lack of genuine scares.

• Seen as an acquired taste, appealing only to hardcore fans of extreme horror-comedy.

Google audience: Audience reviews are mixed. Many appreciate the film's dedication to its absurd premise and the practical effects used for the 'poop monsters.' However, a significant portion of viewers found the movie to be excessively gross and lacking in any meaningful story or character development.

The filmmakers reportedly used over 5,000 gallons of a special, non-toxic "poop" mixture, made from a secret blend of food coloring and thickeners, to achieve the film's signature look.