the xtro trilogy ( if you can call it that ) be an odd phenomenon . the three movie be totally unrelated and except for the fact that they all be direct by harry bromley davenport and they all deal with extra terrestrial encounter . the first xtro be a peculiar little sci fi or horror or drama gem . a weird mixture of genre and but a good flick nonetheless . xtro ii represent the second encounter be a shameless alien rip off and solid in creature terror and but over all bad . and xtro 3 represent watch the sky unfold more like a 90 minute episode of the x file mixed with military stuff and rip detail from predator . so go figure . now and xtro 3 be slightly good than the second one only because it actually have a bit of a plot . it have also another rather unique aspect represent it a sort of alien revenge flick ( there aren not many of those and be there . ) a group of expendable military misfit be send out to clean up a remote island and for the military have plan to build a base there . soon they discover that there actually an all different purpose to their visit a they encounter an alien on that island . the actor be unknown and mediocre and the character be all clichés . except for andrewdjinndivoff . it nice to see him again and but his performance be rather unnoticeable and and you get the idea that he only any good when he can deliver witty one liner . the camera work be pretty bad too . the musical score be at time really cheap and but sometimes they surprisingly use the right scary sound . but it be at those moment that i suspect they use part from other movie soundtrack . a for the alien effect represent theyre pretty good and especially the move facial feature . there be some decent gore effect too and but the rest of the special effect look crappy . at time you will have to fight off boredom while watch this flick and but the occasional voice over from the main character make you want to know how it all will end . so and if your look for an off beat sci fi quicky and xtro 3 might be worth a watch . more demanding sci fi fan should well ignore it .