IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1063056/
Starring: Adam Goldberg aka THE HEBREW HAMMER as a murderous Christian zealot.
Review in a nutshell: This movie simultaneously perpetuates the stereotype that religious people are all zealots who just want to kill people AND that all Wiccans really DO have a book of powerful spells lying around the house.
Where I found it: Netflix
How much I paid for it: 89 minutes of my life – a bargain compared to some of the others.
Points of interest: Did I mention that they cast a Jewish man to play a crazy Christain redneck? I’m still giggling about that.
The Money Shot: When Adam Goldberg’s character Roy offers to show the heroine his “big heart”.
Main Glutton for Punishment at I Watched It On Purpose
My name is Jenn and I have a bad movie problem.
I love bad movies. LOVE them. I have several definitions of bad, but it all comes down to “bad on purpose” and “bad by accident”.
I will watch it if:
it can be described as science fiction, fantasy, or horror (Sometimes I will watch action comedy but these are less likely.)
it is described as a mystery or thriller and a serial killer is mentioned in the description.
it has less than three stars on Netflix
the cast includes Ron Perlman, Rutger Hauer, Henry Rollins, Bill Mosely, Bruce Campbell, Clancy Brown or Malcolm McDowell
Lovecraft, Cthulu or Dragons are mentioned in the title, tag line or box art.
I love bad movies. LOVE them. I have several definitions of bad, but it all comes down to “bad on purpose” and “bad by accident”.
I will watch it if:
it can be described as science fiction, fantasy, or horror (Sometimes I will watch action comedy but these are less likely.)
it is described as a mystery or thriller and a serial killer is mentioned in the description.
it has less than three stars on Netflix
the cast includes Ron Perlman, Rutger Hauer, Henry Rollins, Bill Mosely, Bruce Campbell, Clancy Brown or Malcolm McDowell
Lovecraft, Cthulu or Dragons are mentioned in the title, tag line or box art.
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