Funny without realising

[Deereyme66]

Apart from Greg Wallace trying to reinvent himself outside of television (which he hilariously says was the biggest mistake of his life – ‘not getting out of it sooner ‘), Matt le Tissier is right up there

[Siderite]

I have always been a fan of movies that are so bad that they are good. Not movies that are intentionally bad to get comic effect (looking at you Sharknado), but the ones made with sincerity that end up such a baffling mess, which leave you questioning the decisions of the creators. Often the director is also the writer, producer and lead star for the very worst/best and the film has to have interesting decisions – they can’t just be boring slogfests. Classics include The Room, Birdemic, Troll 2 and anything by Neil Breen, though the latter’s last film was disappointing.

I watched this film at least 3 times and still cannot fully fathom the plot and I don’t think anyone can.

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