After flying yesterday, Adam called and asked if I was hungry. So we met at the fish place. Then decided a movie was in order. I called Movie Phone only to find that, no, Old School wasn't available. (Last showing had already started.) The Real Cancun hadn't opened yet. Damn.

So we headed up to the theater to see what they had to offer. Not much. Adam suggested House of 1000 Corpses and I didn't care too much. The other options were Anger Management and Phone Booth.

Despite what jwz says, the move was bad. Very bad. Very very bad. I have never ever seen a worse movie. Ever.

The only way I can think to possibly make up for the 2 hours wasted is to tell all my friends how great it was, in the hopes that they'll waste 2 hours and I can laugh at them.

In summary, don't see it.

Posted by jzawodn at April 19, 2003 03:11 PM

Reader Comments
# Simon Willison said:

I take it you haven't seen Battlefield Earth then ;)

on April 19, 2003 04:18 PM
# Dan Isaacs said:

Or "Shakes the Clown".

on April 20, 2003 09:31 AM
# fireslug said:

1000 corpses? HA!, a 1000 hohums.

Did NOT raiase the pulse rate, did not even make me curious about what was gonna happen next.

I spent me money, so I figured, dammit, I hafta sit tru dis, otehrwise I blew da bread.

Tell ya what, I blew 2 hours of me time. This movie sucks, it don't scare, it don't even raise the hackles.

You're right, don't see it.

CJ

on May 21, 2003 04:32 AM
# Machine said:

The movie House of 1000 Corpses was completed years before it was ever released. The reason it was never released before was because it was too gory and too disturbing and no movie companies would touch it and the ratings board wouldnt approve it. Finally after many, many cuts and changes it was approved and finally released. The ending was very telegraphed and, you all know damn well, Rob Zombie would never have made an ending so predictable unless he was forced to remove the original ending. Im waiting for the director's cut. I still think the movie was great regardless. Fantastic characters and a great soundtrack. I will admit it wasnt as disturbing as I had anticipated but I believe that to be the ratings board's fault.

on July 31, 2003 07:42 AM
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