When a movie kicks off with a woman in her underwear running in slow motion through a gothic garden, and it features Burt "Cato" Kwouk in the Igor role, you can't really go wrong. But the strange thing is, it's not bad. It's actually a proper sequel to the first two movies, exploring the ideas and fallout rather than just duplicate the monster (there's no half-man-half-fly in it), and taking them to a very dark place indeed. Plus, putting a nice spin on the classic "Help me" line.

Better than you'd think, but not still good enough.

This was kind of an improvement over the other two Fly movies. Even though you see the effects of the fly, the experiment results are more gruesome.