With a production budget of approximately $13 million, and box-office gross revenues of $30.4 million (domestic) and $37.7 million (worldwide).One of the most universally-trashed and poorly-received films of the series, a feeble updating of the franchise with aThe Blair Witch Project (1999)andBig Brother(TV reality show) feel, in a spooky house where a stalking killer lurked.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With no Academy Awards-Oscar nominations.With a production budget of $140 million (the most expensive film in the series), and box-office gross receipts of $130 million (domestic) and $285 million (worldwide).The film was severely criticized for the performance of Coppola""s daughter Sofia, and was generally considered the weakest of the three.At the end of the thirties, Walsh""s ""social history"" film eulogizes and recreates the entire Jazz Age decade, Prohibition and its repeal (including the process of manufacturing bathtub gin), and the Depression era (through the mid 1930s) with an expansive, eulogistic perspective within an historical framework.