
The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations
The story revolves around a man trying to uncover the mysterious death of his girlfriend and save an innocent man from the death chamber in the process, by using his unique power to time travel. However in attempting to do this, he also frees a spiteful serial-killer.
Director(s)
Seth Grossman
David Markowitz
Scott Lazar
Stephanie Tull
Melinda Taksen
Cast & crew
David Markowitz
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Chris Carmack
Sam Reide
Melinda Taksen
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Rachel Miner
Jenna Reide

Hugh Maguire
Detective Jack Nicholas

Peter Malota
Assailant in the Park

Sarah Habel
Elizabeth Brown
Seth Grossman
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Linda Boston
Landlady

Daniel Spink
Prison Guard

Mia Serafino
Rebecca Brown

Melissa Jones
Vicky

Lynch R. Travis
Detective Dan Glenn

Chantel Giacalone
Anita Barnes
Kevin Yon
Harry Goldburg
Richard Wilkinson
Lonnie Flennons
Ulysses Hernandez
Paco
Michael Paul Place
Young Sam
Catherine Towne
Young Jenna

Michael Ellison
Anita's Boyfriend

Dennis North
Sam's Father
Emily Sutton-Smith
Mother in the Park
Trevor Callaghan
Son in the Park
Sonya A. Avakian
Secretary
Alexis Sturr
Sam’s Daughter
Andrea Foster
Glenn’s Wife

Scott Lazar
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Stephanie Tull
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Details
Reviews
r96sk
<em>'The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations'</em> isn't a good film going by basically every metric, though I gotta be honest I didn't even dislike watching this; same goes for the other sequel too, tbh. I totally wouldn't explicitly say that I like them of course, but minorly watchable they are. Chris Carmack is a decent lead, while the rest of those onscreen are inoffensive. I can see why these get the hate that they do, especially given how far adrift they are of the very good original with Ashton Kutcher, but these flicks truthfully don't do anything negative to me.


