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Poltergeist III Poltergeist III is a thrilling supernatural horror film that takes the audience on a spine-chilling journey

Poltergeist III

Poltergeist III is a thrilling supernatural horror film that takes the audience on a spine-chilling journey into the unknown. Released in 1988, this movie is the third and final installment in the iconic Poltergeist trilogy and is sure to leave viewers with a lasting sense of terror.

This bone-chilling film centers around Carol Anne Freeling, a young girl with an uncanny connection to the spiritual realm. In Poltergeist III, Carol Anne, portrayed by Heather O'Rourke, has been sent to live with her aunt and uncle in the luxurious skyscraper known as The John Hancock Center in Chicago. Little did she know that this move would become a living nightmare.

Playing the role of Dr. Seaton, a parapsychologist who hopes to unravel the mysteries surrounding Carol Anne, is Richard Fire. Together with his team, Dr. Seaton attempts to understand the nature of the terrifying forces that have plagued the Freeling family throughout the previous films.

Nancy Allen takes on the role of Patricia Wilson, Carol Anne's aunt. Patricia becomes increasingly alarmed as she witnesses the paranormal events unfolding around her beloved niece. She seeks help from Dr. Seaton, desperate to discover the truth and protect her family.

Scott Coffey portrays Carol Anne's cousin, Dennis, a mischievous prankster who unwittingly becomes entangled in the malevolent activities that continue to haunt the Freeling family. As the supernatural occurrences escalate, Dennis realizes that he must confront the forces at play to save himself and his loved ones.

As the story unfolds, the audience is thrust into a world of relentless terror and psychological torment. The John Hancock Center, a magnificent skyscraper, becomes the eerie setting for a battle between the living and the spirit world. The film masterfully uses its setting, capitalizing on the claustrophobic feel of the tall building, to intensify the sense of isolation and vulnerability experienced by the characters.

Poltergeist III delivers an array of terrifying special effects that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. From chilling apparitions that seem to emerge from mirrors to heart-stopping encounters in dimly lit hallways, the film creates a sense of palpable fear that lingers long after the credits roll.

To enhance the overall experience, viewers can immerse themselves in the haunting soundscape of Poltergeist III. The film's chilling soundtrack, composed by Joe Renzetti, perfectly complements the on-screen events, heightening the tension and adding an extra layer of dread. The music becomes a character in itself, echoing the emotions of the characters and drawing the audience deeper into the world of Poltergeist.

For those brave enough to relive the spine-tingling moments, the sounds from Poltergeist III can be played and downloaded here. By listening to the haunting melodies and eerie noises that accompanied the film, fans can recreate the unsettling atmosphere and immerse themselves once again in this horror masterpiece.

Poltergeist III is not for the faint of heart. With its atmospheric setting, talented cast, and remarkable special effects, this film delivers an exhilarating and hair-raising experience. Join Carol Anne and her family as they confront the supernatural forces that seek to claim their souls. Brace yourself for a terrifying journey into the unknown, where spirits lurk in the shadows and nightmares become a haunting reality.

Whether you're a fan of the Poltergeist franchise or a horror enthusiast, Poltergeist III is a must-watch film that will leave you trembling with fear. So dim the lights, turn up the volume, and prepare to experience a chilling rollercoaster ride of supernatural horror. Enter the world of Poltergeist III if you dare, and let the nightmares begin.

A little demonstration in mass hypnosis.
A masterpiece.
A posthypnotic suggestion.
A powerful medicine man who walked among the spirits
A tool of your trade?
A veritable Picasso.
A woman's entitled to change her mind.
Absolutely.
Act normal.
Ah!
Ah! Jesus Christ!
Ah! Oh, yeah?
Ah.
AII aboard!
AII else must be fought for.
AII right, all right. We're both bein' stupid.
AII right, hold onto this.
AII right. Where we goin'?
AII set.
ALL: Оh, Donna
Allow adults to intimidate them back to reality.
And as soon as he leaves, we’ll go in.
And at the ripe old age of 12,
And don't forget the cilantro.
And even my brother.
And he'd already written a lot.
And I have this to protect me.
And I love you, too!
And I'd like them found as soon as possible, okay?
And I'm gonna nip that little prank right in the bud.
And if I wanted to come to your brother's party, I could.
And my mom says if she can hear the party,
And now, in death,
And one hell of an imagination.
And returned.
And sending her home to my sister.
And tell Stan to get down to my office
And that her nightmare is over.
And then where did they go?
And used his music to overcome it.
And what are you gonna wear, Dad?
And when I snap my fingers, you will awaken.
And you still have to use my eyeliner, which I have.
Anger, rage,
Anne Klein II.
Anyway, everybody went home. And it went fine. I locked up.
Apparently, she actually convinced an entire neighborhood
Are you all right?
Are you sure?
As I work with her... Try to work with her, the child's impossible.
As long as someone here loves them.
As long as we're friends.
As you hypnotizing that coffee cup through the mirror.
At eight, he had written his first of several polonaises.
August? I'm supposed to go home before August.
Aunt Trish said it's my turn.
Aunt Trish, help me, please!
Aunt Trish, help!
B I R D.
B I R D.
B I R D.
Baby, she's your niece.
Baby, you've got to get a hold of yourself.
Baby...
Be right with you.
Beautiful sight, isn't it?
Because Kane still thinks he needs her.
Beer.
Before she grows up.
Before we can find the girls,
Behind mirrors, stealing images.
Behind reflections,
Believe it!
Better go check it out.
Bill. Mr. Gardner.
Boo! Seen any ghosts lately?
BOY: No way.
Break the mirror.
Break the mirror.
Bruce Gardner, please, on Michigan Avenue.
Bruce, I love you and Donna. That's our family.
Bruce, old habits die hard, you know.
Bruce, please!
BRUCE: Damn it, that's it! Outside in. That's what Tangina said.
BRUCE: Help!
BRUCE: Ice.
BRUCE: Look at the mirror. P H...
BRUCE: Okay,
BRUCE: Pat.
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce!
Bruce! CAROL ANNE: Help me!
Bruce?
Bruce?
Bruce?
Bruce.
Bruce.
Burt, this is Gardner.
But Aunt Pat hates it. She thinks it's declasse.
But Carol Anne's different than most of our other little geniuses.
But I do love you.
But I miss my mom and dad.
But in a school like this, where we're dealing
But the hot water's gonna be on very soon.
But this is the way it has to be.
But we’ll get those problems before they get us, right? Huh?
But...
Bye, Dad.
Bye, honey.
Bye.
Bye.
Bye.
Bye. Be good.
Call her Pat, will you?
Can you feel the cold?
Can you spell "Pheasant"?
Can't you see that Carol Anne's behind this?
Carol Anne and Donna are not in that room.
Carol Anne creates the fire and you feed it.
Carol Anne needs your help.
Carol Anne,
Carol Anne,
Carol Anne, are you on this line?
Carol Anne, come here!
Carol Anne, come on, hurry up.
Carol Anne, one word.
Carol Anne, you were looking at something.
CAROL ANNE: Aunt Trish, help me!
CAROL ANNE: Aunt Trish, please! Help me!
CAROL ANNE: Aunt Trish!
CAROL ANNE: Donna! Help!
CAROL ANNE: Get me out of here!
CAROL ANNE: Hello, Mrs. Moyer? This is Carol Anne.
CAROL ANNE: Help me!
CAROL ANNE: Help me!
CAROL ANNE: Help!
CAROL ANNE: The light! Тhe light!
CAROL ANNE: The man! The ugly man!
CAROL ANNE: Yeah, they did.
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne!
Carol Anne! Bruce!
Carol Anne! Donna, help me!
Carol Anne! I got you. You're all right.
Carol Anne! SCOTT: Come on, pull! Hold on!
Carol Anne! Take care of her for a minute, please.
Carol Anne! Where is she?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne?
Carol Anne? Carol Anne!
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne.
Carol Anne. Carol Anne!
Carol Anne's drowning! She's drowning!
Carol Anne's up there.
Carol Annе, Carol Annе.
Closer.
Come back to this side, sweetie.
Come here, let me show you somethin'.
Come on, Mom. We're gonna be late.
Come on, we’ll cut 'em off at the pass.
Come on!
Come on!
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on. I heard Mom and Pop called last night.
Come out with your hands up and your pants down.
Come through the mirror.
Comе hеrе, Carol Annе.
Comе to mе, Carol Annе.
Convince others that the purple cow in the yard is real.
Cool it, Marcie.
Could you get your guys together, please?
Couldn't stay away from hot Scott, huh?
Dad! Dad!
Damn.
Darlin', Donna has locked herself in our bathroom.
Declasse?
Depends on who you want to believe.
Did I ever tell you how to make a little girl laugh?
Did you forget to pay the heating bill? It's freezing in here.
Do you remember that guy that was on all the talk shows?
Do you think she can?
Do your stuff.
Doesn't it ever get warm in Chicago?
Don't be afraid, sweetie. Come to us.
Don't be afraid.
Don't be stupid.
Don't let go! Pull! PAT: Hold on.
Don't let him.
Don't let that pompous ass shrink tell you
Don't look down.
Don't run away from me.
Don't you understand? Don't you see what she's doing?
Done.
Donna, help me! DONNA: Carol Anne!
Donna, help!
Donna, pull!
DONNA: And they thought it was her.
DONNA: Carol Anne's drowning! She's drowning.
DONNA: Come on!
DONNA: Hey, there, hi, there, ho, there.
Donna!
Donna! I'm really sorry you're not comin' to the party.
Donna! Quick!
Donna?
Donna? We're gonna be... Just a second, Pat.
Donna.
Donna.
Donna... Carol Anne!
Dr. Seaton?
Dr. Seaton?
Dr. Seaton?
Eavesdroppin'.
ELECTRONIC VOICE ON TOY: G O R I L L A.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Can you spell "Gorilla"?
ELECТRONIC VOICE ON ТOY: Can уou spell "Parakeet"?
Enough. Stop this stupid sideshow.
Even for an old timer of 12.
Every panel from the concourse all the way up to the top.
Everything is set. Calm down, go sit down and relax.
Everything's calm.
Evil, they are in that room.
Exactly, and we really needed my sister
Excuse me, Dr. Seaton. That little blonde girl
Excuse me, Mr. Gardner. Just got a call.
Excuse me.
Excuse me. Pat, come here, I gotta talk to you.
Excuse me. Thanks.
Excuse us.
Find Donna and go back to your room. Run, Carol Anne, run!
Find your way back to your room.
Fine.
First thing you got to do
First your crazy brother in law uses her as a scapegoat
First, the heating, then the electrical problems.
Five feet two? Talk about pressure.
For $26,000 worth of postmodern neo abstraction?
For those $250,000 collapsible homes he built...
Forget it.
From a good friend.
Fuckin' son of a bitch.
Funnier.
Funny, Deborah.
G O...
Get a grip, girls.
Get over here, for Christ's sake!
Get ready.
GIRL 1: I like it.
GIRL 2: Ugly?
Give her back her family.
Give me Tangina's necklace and you can have Bruce and Donna back.
Give the kid a break, will you, please?
Go away, Pat!
Go away!
Go.
Go.
Good morning.
Good night. Night.
Good to see you.
Good.
Got a bit of a stutter in it.
Gotcha.
Grab hold of her! Grab hold of her! I've got her.
Great! I don't have to go to that creepy school today.
Great. My parents are going to ground me till I'm 40.
Greek mythology.
Hands came out of the puddle!
Handsome, but conservative.
Hang on, I'm pullin'.
Hang on. I'm pullin'.
Has become the beast.
Has she ever...
Have a good day.
Have a good night's sleep.
Have fun.
Have you got a key for that?
Have you put her under?
He controls the inside, but not the outside.
He doesn't want them! He only wants me!
He fell in and drowned.
He found her.
He found her.
He just came up through the ice.
He just got in the elevator.
He knows that as long as there's someone
He said I had to lead 'em into the light.
He said it was my daddy's fault 'cause of the houses,
He used to bend keys, fix watches,
He wants Carol Anne now,
He was a guy who loved looking at his reflection so much in a pond,
He was asked to play for the Czar of Russia.
He was insane when he lived,
He won't let me.
He'd been playing by ear and making up tunes since he was six.
He's after me, Mommy! He's after me! I'm scared!
He's coming out.
He's devouring the heat,
He's probably never met anybody with a garage fetish.
He's still panting.
He’ll be watching two hours of videotape on the monitor.
He’ll try to trick you. He’ll try to separate you.
HELEN: Marcie, shut up and leave them alone.
Helen!
Helen!
Helen!
Helen!
Hello, Mary.
Hello, this is your camp director.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Help me!
Help me!
Help me!
Help me! Carol Anne!
Help me! Donna!
Help us!
Help!
Help!
Help!
Help! Help us!
Help! Help!
Here. Thanks.
Hey, Bruce. You got a second?
Hey, don't worry about that seven years' bad luck stuff. That's old wives' tales.
Hey, I believe you. But I’ll tell you a secret.
Hey, isn't there a pool somewhere in this building?
Hey, it’ll give you time to study.
Hey, looks like the show is a success, darling.
Hey, Nathan.
Hey, not over there!
Hey, watch it, you little asshole!
Hey, you look great.
Hey, you look great.
Hi, Donna.
Hi, Donna.
Hi, Mary. Hi.
Hi, sweetie. Can I have a good night kiss?
Hi. Hi.
Hmm?
Hold it, please!
Hold on to me!
Hold on, guys, I'm coming! Wait! Donna!
Holy shit.
How come you go to the Seaton school for weirdos?
How come you're taking your dad's passkey?
How come?
How did you know that wasn't Carol Anne?
How do you feel deep down inside?
How do you feel?
How would you feel if some quack told you you had supernatural powers?
How's Carol Anne?
However, after the opening...
Hurry up! Ah!
I agree.
I agree.
I bet we could find some trouble.
I can lead you into the light!
I can take the heat.
I can't believe I risked getting into trouble for this.
I can't deal with this anymore.
I can't find you! He's getting closer!
I can't take these sick little games anymore.
I can't wait to get upstairs, stretch out in bed and...
I cook. You set the table.
I didn't break it.
I didn't make you look at anything.
I didn't. He did.
I don't care.
I don't know if you could handle it.
I don't know where Scott and Donna went.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know. I'm checkin' it now.
I don't think so.
I don't wanna talk about it, okay?
I don't wanna talk about it.
I got you, baby. It's okay, it's okay.
I have been begging you since you got here not to call her that.
I have the knowledge and the power!
I heard her mother tell Mom.
I kind of hoped you...
I know, it's strange. It's warmer outside.
I know.
I know. I didn't get much use out of last year's salary, huh?
I love them.
I love you, Carol Anne, and I’ll do anything to prove that!
I might talk to him.
I never did, huh?
I never should have let Steven and Diane send her to us.
I only pray it is enough.
I practically have to muzzle him every night.
I really don't mind a house full of beautiful women.
I saw her, damn it.
I saw her.
I started to experience what she was seeing.
I think he looks handsome in his wedding pictures.
I think you look great wet.
I thought they weren't going to be home.
I thought you couldn't come.
I usually do.
I want them back!
I want you to look at the light.
I was born in that house.
I was hoping we could keep her ghosts in my closet.
I will.
I, uh... I have been doing some plumbing.
I'm going to count to three, Carol Anne.
I'm gonna run the videotape back two hours,
I'm gonna use the emergency stairs
I'm not gonna steal... I got money.
I'm not used to wearing all this stuff.
I'm one of your brother in law's
I'm so cold!
I'm so cold!
I'm sorry. Stay, finish your tea.
I'm your friend, Carol Anne.
I've got both of you! Pull!
I've got to go.
I've got you, Carol Anne. Hold on!
I've got you!
I've got you!
I've got you.
I’ll bet all of you probably think
I’ll cover for you. They’ll never know.
I’ll go with Kane.
I’ll have a talk with the parents later.
I’ll try. You wanna help me make breakfast?
If Donna and Carol Anne aren't in that room,
If I get caught, we’ll both get in trouble.
If I had my way, I'd keep you here forever.
If it's this cold inside,
If that old nerd were my doctor, I would have done it.
In fact, Freddy Chopin composed this
In that gift is purity.
In that purity
In the garage!
In the garage.
Innocence is pure life force.
Into the light!
IQ well into the 150s,
Is Donna there?
Is everything set with the caterers? Yes.
Is that you didn't.
Is there something open down in the galleria?
Is tickle right here under the ribs.
It gets lonely being away from home, doesn't it?
It looks like that camera ain't workin' either.
It makes them comfortable to know they're not that different.
It was a gift.
It wasn't her fault.
It wasn't that expensive.
It's a lie!
It's a real drag.
It's a year old, dear.
It's about as stupid and idiotic
It's been a month already.
It's finished and we did it together.
It's for smart kids, not weirdos.
It's hard for me to show it sometimes,
It's hotter than hell out here.
It's just like Dr. Seaton said.
It's kind of chilly in here this morning, huh?
It's locked at night.
It's my party, not ours.
It's nice to see you.
It's not a what, it's a who.
It's not cold anymore.
It's not true, any of this! Oh, baby.
It's not true. You're a liar!
It's okay. We got it.
It's okay. Your turn on Monday.
It's over, baby!
It's over, darlin'!
It's so cold there. I heard them talking.
It's so cold. Тhe light, it's so cold!
It's your choice.
It's... It's all a hypnotic...
Jeff, quit pissing in the pool.
JEFF: Can we try that again, please?
JEFF: Pretty impressive.
JEFF: Scott had a girl and Donna was her name
Jeff's constantly in heat.
Just go already. I’ll be fine.
Just hold on, baby.
Just hold on, Pat. Just hold on.
Just hold on.
Kane found her, and it's all your fault.
Kane loves me! Kane wants me!
KANE: Carol Anne.
KANE: Carol Anne.
KANE: Carol Anne.
KANE: Damn you!
KANE: Give me the necklace.
KANE: Go away!
KANE: I've got you!
KANE: I've got you!
KANE: Patricia.
KANE: She's mine!
KANE: The necklace!
KANE: We're back!
KANE: You can't get away!
KANE: You can't get away. I've got you.
KANE: You can't get away. I've got you.
KANE: Yеs, it is!
KANE: Тangina!
Keep her away from me!
Keep her away from me!
Keeps staring at the mirror as if she sees us.
Kind of hoped you'd tell us, Mr. Gardner.
Last year's salary.
Lead us into the light.
Leave her alone.
Leave me alone!
Let Dr. Seaton deal with Carol Anne.
Let go of me!
Let go of me!
Let go of me!
Let go of me! Let go of me! Help!
Let me take the chances.
Let's get out of here.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's talk in the hall.
Lie here and relax and I’ll go get your dad.
Lies strength.
Like we needed a hole in the head.
Listen to me.
Listen, Carol Anne, I didn't mean what I said to Sandy on the phone.
Listen, mouth, Pat's not my mother.
Listen, surfer girl, the week before you got here,
Lonely, huh?
Look at the light.
Look at the light.
Look at you.
Look for her at the beginning of the day. I'm dead serious.
Look, Bruce, nobody really knows
Look, maybe I ought to stay home with you tonight.
Look. There's that snot Donna and her yucky little cousin.
Ludicrous.
Making people believe things.
MAN 1: That's where he told us to put it.
MAN 2: Take it easy.
MAN 3: Watch it!
MAN ON PA: Our 50 elevators... Excuse me!
MAN ОN PA: In faсt, we like to think we are a city.
MAN ОN PA: Welcome, ladies and gentlemen,
MAN ОN PA: Welcome, ladies and gentlemen...
MAN: For her? For both of us.
MAN: Most bright kids do.
MAN: No.
Manana, y'all.
Marcie, back to your cage. It's feeding time.
Martin!
Maybe he could, like, give Dusty ideas?
Maybe we could catch a movie tomorrow night.
Maybe we shouldn't leave the girls here alone tonight.
Maybe, you ought to talk to him, honey.
Maybe. Call me.
Mmm hmm.
Mmm.
Mommy, where are you? I can't see you! Where are you?
Morning, Bruce. Mornin'.
Morning, Mr. Gardner. Morning, Bill.
Morning, there, Gene. How you doing?
Morning.
Morning. Morning.
My dad. I don't know what he's talking about.
My daughter and niece are roaming the building somewhere,
My favorite role, the wicked stepmother.
My God.
My grandma always called her Trish.
My little pest from the west, playing her little tricks.
My mom always calls her Trish.
My parents don't love me either.
My turn, huh? Mmm hmm.
My tux.
Nar who?
Never.
Newlyweds.
No ghost stories tonight, all right?
No matter what happens, don't let go.
No problem here.
No, I see her every single day.
No, I... Yes.
No, I'm brat sitting. She's not even a relative.
No, if you talk about things, they happen.
No, it's my parents.
No, not really. It's more like mass hypnosis.
No!
No!
No!
No!
No!
No! Go away!
No! He would have put your nose over here.
No! Save your family!
No! Tangina, don't!
No.
No.
No.
No. Yes.
Not with us.
Nothing is gonna go wrong.
Nothing Seaton said explains what happened tonight.
Nothing.
Nothing's gonna go wrong, huh?
Now remember, less is more.
Now the security monitors.
Now, how the hell could that happen?
Oh, Bruce, this is really happening, isn't it?
Oh, damn it.
Oh, getting upstairs sounds great.
Oh, God!
Oh, God!
Oh, hi. How are you? MAN: Taxi!
Oh, I don't mind being "sort of a relative,"
Oh, I got...
Oh, I want to believe that.
Oh, I wish that were the case. You know, new equipment.
Oh, it's a great act.
Oh, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, how are you tonight?
Oh, my God.
Oh, no! Not again.
Oh, no.
Oh, not just this panel.
Oh, Scott! My knight in shining acne.
Oh, shit.
Oh, Steven didn't...
Oh, yeah? Is he gonna be responsible
Oh, yes.
Oh!
Oh!
Oh! Donna's been lookin' for you. She called.
Okay, and thank you.
Okay, guys, there's a camera in the hallway.
Okay, let's go.
Okay, let's go. Okay.
Okay, Scott,
Okay, we knock on the door,
Okay, whoo!
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay. Good night.
Okay. Thanks, guys. Take the kids back to 56E.
Okay. We got eggs, sausage, bacon, dill pickles. What’ll it be?
On this side that loves them, you can get them back.
One word.
One, two, three...
Only a boy could be that clumsy.
Only once. It was terrifying.
Open!
Or some damn thing like that.
Or tweedle dumber.
Outside in!
Outside in. What?
P H...
Packing up everything that belongs to that little brat
Parakeet.
Pat and Bruce and Donna are real nice,
Pat, Bruce! Like the art. Love the sushi.
Pat, darling,
Pat, please. Not you, too.
Pat, there's something wrong. I...
PAT: Bruce!
PAT: Carol Anne, hold on!
PAT: Donna?
PAT: Helen! Helen!
PAT: Help!
PAT: Help! Help us!
PAT: Hold on, Carol Anne! We've got you!
Pat? What are you gonna wear tonight?
Please help me!
Please help me! Grab on to me!
Please, Carol Anne, come back through the mirror.
Pool.
Pray that Carol Anne heard me and listens.
Pressuring us into taking her kid
Pretty scary, huh?
Probably got a thermo on the fritz.
Psst.
Pull!
Pull!
Pull!
Pull! Hang on! Hold on!