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After three years and two mediocre films, the reboot trilogy nobody asked for finally comes to an end. The Strangers: Chapter 3 is presented as the epic conclusion to the story of Maya, a young woman who has been terrorized by serial killers in a small Oregon town. While it (literally) repeats some of the same elements from the previous films, it also takes enough risks to earn the distinction of being the best since the original. Picking up where Chapter 2 left off, the film follows Maya as she attempts to escape the mysterious figures in the "Scarecrow" and "Dollface" masks after killing the person in the "Pin-Up Girl" mask. Unsurprisingly, she doesn't get very far before being captured. But instead of killing her, the two remaining strangers take her with them on a new killing spree. Filled with rage and exposed to even more violence, it's not long before Maya is presented with a choice that could change her life forever—a choice complicated by ...