Super? These crass cops are criminally unfunny: BRIAN VINER's one-star review of Super Troopers 3

The drought afflicting our once green and pleasant land has spread into the multiplexes: this week's only major release (for grown-ups) is the woeful Super Troopers 3.

The return of the country’s most incompetent police force fails to bring enough laughs or any real justification for its existence Super Troopers occupies a sacred corner of the millennial DVD shelf, a goofy rebuttal to the endless procession of just-the-facts-ma’am TV cops that reimagined America’s most mythologized a

2018’s “Super Troopers 2” wasn’t so much fan service as fan self-service. Kickstarted with nearly $5 million of crowdfunding after studios doubted the public appetite for a tardy sequel to the 2001 indie sleeper “Super Troopers,” it gave the people what they wanted and not much else: a familiar rehash of the first film

The comedy troupe is back with their latest wacky effort about a ragtag group of Vermont cops.