Poltergeist III

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Carol Anne's reflection mischief turns Chicago's John Hancock Center into a chilling maze. Aunt Pat and Dr. Seaton brush off her fears until ghoulish mirrors reveal nightmarish truths. Fog, icy corridors, and the menacing spirit of Kane escalate the terror!

Poltergeist III Trivia

Who directed the movie Poltergeist III? (Easy)

#1: Steven Spielberg

#2: Gary Sherman

#3: Joe Dante

#4: Tobe Hooper

What year was Poltergeist III released? (Medium)

#1: 1985

#2: 1986

#3: 1988

#4: 1990

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Poltergeist III Fun Facts

The entire film Poltergeist III was shot inside an actual skyscraper in Chicago, specifically the John Hancock Center.

Heather O'Rourke, who played Carol Anne, tragically passed away before the film's release, which led to the movie being re-edited.

Poltergeist III Polls

Who is your favorite character in Poltergeist III?

Carol Anne

Professor Henry Kane

Bruce Gardner

Patricia Wilson

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What is your favorite scene in Poltergeist III?

The Mirror Chase

The Parking Garage

The Final Confrontation

The Elevator Shattering

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Popular Characters

Carol Anne Freeling

Tangina Barrons

Kane

Patricia "Pat" Gallagher

Scott

Bruce

Julie

Dr. Seaton

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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film_release

June 10, 1988

Release of Poltergeist III

Poltergeist III, the third installment in the Poltergeist horror film series, was released in theaters.

death

February 1, 1988

Heather O'Rourke's death

Heather O'Rourke, the child actress who played Carol Anne in the Poltergeist series, tragically passed away at the age of 12 due to complications from an intestinal stenosis.

film_production

1987

Start of filming for Poltergeist III

Filming began for Poltergeist III.

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