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After the success of Mortal Kombat, Paul W.S. Anderson wanted to get away from making PG-13 movies, and Event Horizon became his chance to create a darker, grittier and more adult film. Event Horizon has gone on to become a cult classic amongst horror movie fans, but does it really live up to the hype?
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In 2006, Milla Jovovich starred in the spiritual successor to the cult film Equilibrium; does this pseudo-sequel live up to its predecessor?
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Uwe Boll is one of the most infamous directors in Hollywood; his films are always met by a strong reaction from fans and critics alike. Boll is best known for his video game adaptations, so we decide to delve into the House of the Dead to see if it really is that bad.
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In 2004, Ashton Kutcher starred in an extremely dark and mind bending science-fiction thriller called The Butterfly Effect. This film was a major departure in tone from Kutcher's earlier works, and it received a very negative reception from critics. Is this time travel thriller underrated, or an incomprehensible mess?
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The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was meant to be a big budget adaptation of Alan Moore's graphic novel, but the end result was so bad, the film's director and Sean Connery both decided to quit the movie business.
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Much has been said about M. Night Shyamalan; his first film was met with much acclaim from critics and movie goers alike. But as his filmography progressed, his supporters quickly turned against him, making M. Night as one of the most polarizing directors of our generation. 2008's The Happening received an extreme level of hatred from all sides, but is it really that bad?
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Movies based on video games have always had a less than stellar track record, and 2002's Resident Evil was Paul W.S. Anderson's attempt to buck the trend. Did he succeed, or is this movie just another bio hazard?
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Every once in a while, a movie will come along that is completely overshadowed by the controversy that surrounds one of its stars. Such was the case with Paris Hilton and House of Wax. This film is mostly remembered as the movie in which Paris Hilton died, but is there more to this slasher film?
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Nicolas Cage stars in this fatalistic metaphysical thriller about a strange code that predicts every disaster in recent history. Was this mind bending movie misunderstood, or was it merely a hokey piece of junk?
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Gerard Butler is a likable guy that always finds himself in less than stellar movies; almost every movie he made from 2008 - 2009 are Certified Rotten on Rotten Tomatoes, and Law Abiding Citizen is no exception. Critics have called it nonsensical and preposterous, but is it really that bad?
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Vin Diesel is one of the most popular action stars working today, and in 2008, he starred in Babylon A.D., a movie which Rotten Tomatoes referred to as one of the worst films of the 2000's. Is it really as bad as people say?
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During 2010, Hollywood was in love with the end of the world, and Legion was meant to be an action oriented take on the apocalypse - with a religious twist. If you watched any movie towards the end of 2009, you definitely saw the trailer for this movie; did Legion turn out to be a gift from heaven, or a hellish punishment?
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In 2001, Tom Green was at the height of his power when he was granted 14 million dollars and the power to make any movie his heart desired. This was the result. Was this big budget gross out comedy some sort of elaborate post modern joke, or was it just bad? Daddy, would you like some sausage?
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The Lads dive into 2024's A Quiet Place: Day One. A prequel to the first two films in the franchise, directed by Michael Sarnoski. Lupita Nyong'o stars as a terminally ill woman trying to make her way through New York City to get a slice of pizza with her cat, Frodo. No, really. Along the way she meets a young law student played by Joseph Quinn and together they attempt to evade blind aliens who have an acute sense of hearing and a thirst to eradicate life on earth.
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The Lads discuss 2021’s Dune (Part One), directed by Denis Villeneuve. In the year 10,191, House Atreides are given the charge of taking over mining the planet Arrakis (also known as Dune) for spice, the most valuable commodity in the universe. But the previous fief holders, House Harkonnen, are not letting it go without a fight. With an all star cast including Timothee Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Josh Brolin, Stellan Skarsgaard, Zendaya, Javier Bardem and Jason Momoa, and a incredible score by Hans Zimmerman, Dune is a visually stunning masterpiece from one of our favorite directors in recent history.
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The Lads delve into one of our all time favorites this week, Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 epic masterpiece, Apocalypse Now. Loosely based on Joseph Conrad's 1899 novella, Heart of Darkness, it follows Captain Willard (Martin Sheen) who is tasked to "terminate with extreme prejudice" Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando), a renegade Special Forces officer who has presumedly gone insane. With a great supporting cast including a very young Laurence Fishburne, Harrison Ford, Dennis Hopper and in arguably his greatest role, a fantastic Robert Duvall, we love pretty much every aspect of this movie. So grab your surfboard and give this episode a listen because you either "surf or fight!"
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We are celebrating Black History Month bad movie style! This month is going to be all about the White Savior Flick, and let us tell you, it's going to be bad. This week kicks things off with The Blind Side, need we say more? Yes actually, we say a lot more. Listen to the podcast!
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This week Anthony Lewis and Aurora Bubbaloo talk about Season 2 Episodes 11-12 of Fear The Walking Dead “Pablo & Jessica” & “Pillar Of Salt” including our thoughts on the episode, what we loved, what we didn’t, and give it our personal 1 out of 5!!!
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This week Anthony Lewis and Aurora Bubbaloo talk about Season 2 Episode 10 of Fear The Walking Dead “Do Not Disturb” including our thoughts on the episode, what we loved, what we didn’t, and give it our personal 1 out of 5!!!
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This week Anthony Lewis and Aurora Bubbaloo talk about Season 2 Episode 9 of Fear The Walking Dead “Los Muertos” including our thoughts on the episode, what we loved, what we didn’t, and give it our personal 1 out of 5!!!
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