The final chapter of the Darkman trilogy, _Darkman III: Die Darkman Die_, is a generic action film that’s full of clichés and one-dimensional characters. When Dr. Peyton Westlake teams up with another scientist to reverse his nerve damage he begins to hope that he could be made normal again, but it turns out to be a trap by a drug lord who’s looking to harness his powers. Jeff Fahey and Darlanne Fluegel both are pretty good as cartoonish villains, and future _Voyager_ star Roxann Dawson gives a strong performance that helps to bring some emotional weight to the story. But the plot is overly complicated and the characters aren’t developed very well. The directing too is incredibly bad; featuring bizarre dream sequences and poorly staged action scenes. _Darkman III: Die Darkman Die_ is a disappointing film that does nothing new or interesting with the character.