Returning to its roots in gratuitous sex and violence, BloodRayne: The Third Reich is almost a halfway decent exploitation film. In this chapter Rayne teams up with a resistance cell to take out a Nazi commander who is trying to raise an army of the undead. While still a low-budget horror film, the production values have improved some over the last installment, and the acting isn’t as atrocious. Additionally, the film kind of knows what it is and gives into the cheesiness and camp of a B-movie. However, BloodRayne: The Third Reich is still an abysmal film that doesn’t quite reach the tipping point of being “So Bad, It’s Good.”

Now fighting the Nazis in Eastern Europe, even worse than the last, Uwe Boll is still beating for the worse