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One of a spate of third chapters shot in 3-D (also 'Jaws 3-D', 'Friday the 13th Part III'), this redundant sequel uses the technique to make up for a lack of effort in every other department, like story, lighting, direction and editing. Plenty of familiar scenes are present – kids holding séances, self-slamming doors, red herring dream sequences – without much in the way of suspense or scares. Nothing happens, and it happens very slowly. The film is notable only for an early role for Meg Ryan, and even that's nothing to get excited about any more. All right, so these movies aren't exactly art, but would it kill them to put a bit of effort in?
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