The film opens at "The Institute for Study of Homicidal Baked Goods." Here our villain is freed. He escapes in a time machine to 1976. The film spoofs, "Carrie", "Silence of the Lambs", and "Porkey's." It had some good characters, but seemed mostly like an opportunity wasted. When the film wasn't being a spoof it was lame. Guide: F-word. Sex. Brief nudity.

I have seen all the Gingerdead man movies and thought this one kicked some serious ass. Maybe it was not as good as part two, but it delivered on what is promised. The homicidal cookie goes knife on a bunch of 70s roller-skating junkies. That's right this one involves time-travel. TIME TRAVEL! That is what the first two were missing. Plus Hitler saves the day at the end. Its so right, but so right. I also think that Gary Busy, that beautiful SOB needs to come back as the cookie monster. Full Moon does it again with the best series since the Puppet Master series. Can you image a Gingerdead Man Vs. Puppet Master movie. Now their would be something to see.

after browsing netflix and coming across this title I thought "ah what the heck". My expectations were really low but what i saw was actually enjoyable. Our favorite killer cookie escapes from an asylum in a silence of the lambs spoof and ends up in 1976 at a roller boogie where everyone is involved in a whole another spoof, this one being Carrie. As the story unfolds i found myself being less interested in the gingerdead man who wasn't at the forefront of the story like a expected and instead began caring about what happened to the characters. at the end of it all i absolutely did not see the climax coming. two children find gingys remote and accidentally travel forward and backward in time until finally getting back with Adolf Hitler, Charles Manson, and several other evil historical figures in tow. overall its a decent B movie with good amount of comedy and drama thats good for a Saturday night with popcorn and your boyfriend/girlfriend. 7/10

This film shocked me. I am usually criticizing Bill Butler for his awful directing, but this may just be his best film... despite being a low budget Full Moon picture, and the third in a series, it was legitimately funny and a well-made film. (Unlike "Evil Bong 3", which is a waste of time.) Without Gary Busey, you need a good voice to be the homicidal gingerbread man. John Carl Buechler? Good choice. We also have Robin Sydney here (in a very small role) and some great parodies of "Silence of the Lambs" and "Carrie".I will not say this is a "great" film, but it is a fun film. I enjoyed it more than I expected, and I was not even drunk. It looks like a part four may be coming sooner or later, but that might not be the worst thing if done right...