Ok I'm not one to usually say worst movie blah blah but this was complete $hit. My boyfriend rented it and within the first 15 seconds... I asked him if it was a porno. Every aspect of this film was horrible from the special effects to the crying main character. It looked like some redneck got a camera for Christmas and decided to make a movie. Yay!
shareNah...while season of the hunted was VERY cheap...it made me laugh...at the cheapness...and the crying baby guy. Plus how awesome it the phrase....' choke on this......bitch'. YOU CANT GET BETTER!!!!!! In all seriousness...it did suck....but not as worse as the star wars movies :D
shareThere was some awesome lines in it... awesome if you're on crack :)
shareI went on a hunting trip with my buddies at a place we found on the Internet. It was exactly the same type of environment as this movie depicted. This movie, although cheap and pretty weak, was not meant to have some great special effects. It was pretty simple and entertaining.
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vanhelsing is the worst movie ever made....
this one actually wasn't too bad for a no budget flick....
-Unwitting Cog in the Vast Firefly PR Conspiracy Machine-
Definately one of the worst ever!
shareHorribly boring to watch. Most likely one of the worst. Also, 'Brain Fix' and 'Pact with the Devil' were horribly painful, though Pact.. wasn't a horror at all. But you should check em out.
However, a terrible movie that hilarious because of that, is Grim Weekend. Theres so much to hate in it, which is eventually hilarious, as you cant take it seriously. It's also very low budget, as the camera used, looks like a personal camcorder. Worth a watch, though.
Yeah,this was a POS movie but it wasn't as bad as say,Pocket Ninjas.That movie was so bad I think it gave me cancer.
shareseriously it was entertaining, but so awkwardly shot and horribly acted that I can't really find any argument to support anyones claim of this being a good movie... and the dedication at the end to ''all the 9/11 victims'' is kind of lame... usually wouldn't you dedicate your film, book, or whatever project you've accomplished to people who actually had something to do with it, say, a mentor or friend or associate, or to a person who lived similar experiences or an event that influenced the making or the concept of the project... I fail to see how the victim's of 9/11 could have inspired this story. It's like, dedicating your film to these people will not enhance it's quality!!
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