Paris Hilton stars in this simple but classic story about a (supposedly) hot chick who won't date someone until her (supposedly) ugly friend finds someone.
This film grossed around $27K domestically, an average of 28 people per theater over opening weekend.
Interestingly, if not for the presence of Ms. Hilton, this movie probably would have been a typical indie love story, flying under the radar and grabbing at least a normal box office for what it is.
Thus proving the equation, Paris Hilton = Disaster.
Plot synopsis: A lonely security guard. A sexy woman who doesn't give him the time of day. Their paths cross one day when the woman's father is brutally murdered with a shot to the head and the murderers attempt to make off with a severed, robotic limb.
Brimming with a toxic mix of lust and anger, the security guard chases the murderers down, only to be killed when a stick of dynamite is thrown into his wrecked car.
Through the miracle of science, he is brought back to life as a half-human, half-machine hybrid.
To: Money People
Re: Movie Idea, "Up S#%@ Creek" or "Tree Buddies" or "Without a Paddle" (your choice)
Seth Green is a Fish Out Of Water, Coming Of Age with his Buddies, after they take a Road Trip just to get Lost In The Woods while searching for a Treasure that their Dead Friend, Billy was searching for.
Featuring a Classic Rock Soundtrack and plenty of Nostalgic 80s References, this movie has Box Office Gold written all over it.
Sincerely,
Hollywood Dickhead
The real question is, why is this BLAST two hours and ten minutes long when the movie is only an hour and a half? Let's just say The Love Guru is THAT bad.
There's something wrong with four guys BLASTing a movie about a super hot chick coming of age with the help of a bunch of slutty bartenders.
The BLASTers are nothing if not sensitive, so instead of ripping Coyote Ugly a new one themselves, they've assembled an all-star list of hot chicks to handle this task in a proper manner.
The All-Girl BLAST! Starring:
Senta Moses
Retta Putignano
Lisa K. Wyatt
Lauren Olsen
Laura Rosenberg
Special Guest Alert! Senta Moses joins the BLASTers once again and adds her unique perspective to a movie she hasn't even seen before... Back to the Future Part II.
Special Guest alert! It's PB4's birthday, so PB4 The Elder is in town and joins in on the BLAST. That's right - the first ever, in the history of the Universe - a Father/Son BLAST.
Did the BLASTers take it easy on the old man? Negative. Instead, they delivered a quintessential example of a movie that should be erased from the memory of anyone who's ever had knowledge of its existence - The Pest.
Very Good Actors playing Very Unsympathetic Characters. Must have been a Very Slow Year for them to accept this Very Dark Comedy, not seeing that it is Very Un Funny.
Very Bad Things is a Very Bad Movie.
Bien, otro Cinco de Mayo ha venido y ha ido, y como de costumbre, los vaqueros bien-colgados de Adudathuda celebrados dañándose.
Además del tequila y cerveza indispensables, esta opción de la película de los años era Bandidas, un lío mal concebido con Selma Hayak, Penelope Cruz, y Steve Zahn.
¿Y a pesar de los insultos constante de D de Ms. Cruz, quién entre nosotros no habría saltado en la ocasión de tomar el lugar de Steve Zahn en este llenador del tocador?
The uber-requested House of the Dead has finally fallen victim to The 'BLAST, however, as PB4 aptly states, all these "special requests" clearly are meant to destroy us.
This week the gang invades West L.A. and the home of BLASTphemer David G for a first-time ever remote BLAST. Many thanks and mad props to PBDG for hosting and providing snacks and beer.
As for Mars Attacks!... proof that simply loading up a film with A-list talent doesn't make it good, or successful, or entertaining, or funny, or fun to watch.
DVD podBLAST is breaking format, but it's for a good reason. Yes, this movie was never released in theaters - it may have played at a festival, but no doubt that festival was shut down the next day and all venues burned to the ground.
No, this DVD-only release gets BLASTed because of course, it sucks -- and it does -- but the real reason is because three BLASTers are in it!
While Mangler and PB4 get most of the glory towards the end of the party scene, Walsho does bust out some serious fear-scrambling in the background of a key climactic scene.
Guest BLASTer Michael "Daddy" Taylor wraps it all up nicely when, realizing who he's been watching for an hour and a half, calls one of the stars of the movie.
The normally un-blastable Kurt Russell gets his moment in the Adudathuda Sun in this story-free, heartless, two-hour music video.
It starts stupidly (dueling robotic scorpions?!), gets a bit promising (if totally annoying), but then goes downhill. WAY downhill, baby. And just when you're thanking your lucky stars that the credits are rolling, they hit you with the worst blooper/goof reel in the history of cinema.
Is it a comedy, is it a thriller, is it a buddy movie, is it a heist film? Hey, this one sucks on all levels equally.
Bonus: be sure to listen for the latest ill-advised mid-movie snack.
Heyeee Blaastphemers! Season tree continues with dis claasic of American cinema... Da Relic.
An seein as how dis is a movie based in are fine city a Chicaago, yer blaasters get back to der roots by chawin down on some dags and sassages beforehaand. Oh! don worry - we dinnt start da tape till we were done.
But oh were doze dags taystee! D gat 'is sasage ahl smuddered in krote!
Oh yeaa da movie - starrin Tam Sizemore an Panelope Miller - oh man, dis movie saaacks!
The bomb that wasn't supposed to bomb but really did because in the course of making a pseudo-bomb, they messed up and it became a real bomb even though the entire wired world thought it would be da bomb but instead it just bombed. And deservedly so.
It's a season of firsts for DVD podBLAST, and I Know Who Killed Me is no exception.
1st time 2 movies in a row have not previously been seen by Mangler (To his credit, the last two movies are near the bottom of the barrel, even by DVDpB standards.)
1st Lindsay Lohan movie BLASTed
1st movie on Blu-ray BLASTed
1st DVD extras BLASTed
Some sort of clever plot summary would usually sit in this space, but frankly, there's not much to summarize. Suffice it to say that I Know Who Killed Me is The Parent Trap gone very, very wrong.
Someday in the distant future, a young grad student will be called to do an extensive report on the far-reaching cultural effects of the Adudathuda DVD podBLAST.
Within the body of the report will, necessarily be, a section investigating the oft-suspected extreme masochistic tendencies of the BLASTers.
The strongest evidence this young scholar will present in the aforementioned section will be the fact that "The Illustrious Four", as they've come to be known, subjected themselves to the hole in the universe known as Dirty Love.
One of the worst ever. Period.
...ahem... Speaking of, as a super bonus, tune into the director/star commentary on the DVD, right after the most classless scene ever put to film (you'll know the one), listen as John Asher refers to himself as a "damn good director."
(courtesy of IMDB.com)
Highlander III
Highlander 3: The Final Conflict
Highlander 3: The Sorcerer
Highlander: The Final Dimension
Highlander: The Magician
How about these:
Highlander: One Was Enough
Highlander 3: Two Too Many
Highlander: The Final Insult
Highlander: I'll Get You Next Time, Gadget!*
We create full-length Alternative DVD Commentaries for bad movies.
We got up to 100 of them and then called it quits in late 2008.
But then in early 2011, we decided to give it another run and record commentaries for the worst films of 2010.
To download movies or podBLASTS... right-click (Macs control-click) on the title of the post, choose "save link as..." and save it to an appropriate spot. Your desktop, perhaps.