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‘Super Troopers 3’ Is the R-Rated Release Fans Have Been Waiting For [Exclusive]
Collider has shared an exclusive sneak peek of "Super Troopers 3", the R-rated comedy sequel bringing back the hapless Vermont state troopers ahead of its cinema release on 3 August. The clip continues the franchise's tradition of absurdist police antics, giving fans a first proper taste of the humour before the film's wider debut.
In the scene, the troopers investigate a suspicious package reported by a trucker at a truck stop, only to find no witnesses available because the trucker had been arranging illicit services nearby. A bomb-disposal robot is brought in, operated by Carl Foster (Paul Soter), whose on-screen relationship troubles with colleague Ursula Hansen (Marisa Coughlan) derail the operation, leading to chaos even after the box turns out to be harmless.
In short
- "Super Troopers 3" gets exclusive sneak peek before 3 August release
- Clip shows troopers bungling a bomb-disposal robot call-out
- Carl and Ursula's relationship strain causes on-screen mishaps
Explained simply
"Super Troopers" is a comedy film franchise centred on a group of incompetent state police officers working in Vermont. The original film was released in 2001 and became a cult classic, known for its absurdist humour and raunchy comedy style. A second sequel followed in 2018, and the films have maintained a devoted following despite long gaps between releases.
The franchise is built on the comedic misadventures of its core cast of troopers, who repeatedly create chaos through their incompetence. The films are intentionally crude and R-rated, targeting adult audiences who enjoy irreverent comedy rather than straightforward police drama. This particular comedic style has proven enduring among its fan base.
The arrival of a third film in August 2026 marks the continuation of a franchise that has succeeded largely through word-of-mouth enthusiasm rather than mainstream blockbuster appeal. The anticipation surrounding the release reflects the strong attachment fans have developed to these characters and their comedic adventures over the years.