Witchouse III: Demon Fire 2001
"The Legacy Continues"
Witchouse III: Demon Fire (2001) continues the supernatural horror franchise with a story about a young woman who escapes an abusive relationship to stay with her two best friends, documentary filmmakers Stevie and Rose.
Director: J.R. Bookwalter
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Witchouse III: Demon Fire (2001) about?
A woman fleeing an abusive boyfriend stays with her documentary filmmaker friends, where a relaxing evening turns sinister when they experiment with black magic for their witchcraft exposé.
Who directed Witchouse III: Demon Fire?
J.R. Bookwalter directed Witchouse III: Demon Fire, bringing his experience in independent horror filmmaking to this supernatural tale.
Who stars in Witchouse III: Demon Fire?
The film stars Debbie Rochon, Tanya Dempsey, Tina Krause, Brinke Stevens, and Paul Darrigo in key roles.
Is Witchouse III: Demon Fire (2001) worth watching?
With its unrated horror elements and strong female cast, Witchouse III: Demon Fire should appeal to fans of supernatural horror and documentary-style thrillers, though the short runtime means it stays focused on core scares.
How long is Witchouse III: Demon Fire?
The film runs for 77 minutes.
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About Witchouse III: Demon Fire (2001) — Dark magic meets documentary filmmaking
Witchouse III: Demon Fire (2001) continues the supernatural horror franchise with a story about a young woman who escapes an abusive relationship to stay with her two best friends, documentary filmmakers Stevie and Rose. What begins as a relaxing evening of wine and hot tub conversation takes a dark turn when the trio decides to explore black magic as part of their documentary project on contemporary witchcraft.
Directed by J.R. Bookwalter and featuring scream queens Debbie Rochon, Tanya Dempsey, and Brinke Stevens, this unrated horror entry blends domestic drama with occult thrills. The film explores themes of female empowerment, toxic relationships, and the dangers of meddling with forces beyond understanding. At just 77 minutes, Witchouse III: Demon Fire delivers a tight, atmospheric experience perfect for fans of low-budget supernatural horror.