Species III (2004) is a science fiction horror film directed by Brad Turner and the third installment in the Species series. The film continues the story of the human-alien hybrid species and delves deeper into their genetic origins and the ongoing threat they pose to humanity.

The plot picks up where Species II left off, with the hybrid alien Eve (Natasha Henstridge) dying while giving birth to a daughter named Sara (Sunny Mabrey). Sara is a new, more advanced hybrid who possesses both human and alien DNA. As she grows, she begins to develop her deadly alien traits and instincts. Dr. Abbot (Robert Knepper), a scientist with a keen interest in the hybrid’s genetic makeup, takes Sara under his wing, hoping to study and possibly control her.

However, as Sara matures, she becomes more aware of her powerful abilities and the dangers she poses to humanity. Meanwhile, other alien hybrids seek out Sara for their own purposes, leading to a deadly game of cat and mouse. The film explores themes of identity, survival, and the ethical implications of genetic manipulation.

Species III is known for its blend of horror, science fiction, and thriller elements, featuring intense action sequences and special effects that bring the alien hybrids to life. While it did not receive the same level of acclaim as the original Species film, it has garnered a following for its continuation of the series’ exploration of human-alien hybrids and their struggle for existence.