BAD MOVIE THROWBACK *clip of the week*

Bring It On All Or Nothing 2006

responsible parties

director

Steve  Rash (American Pie Presents Band Camp)

writer

Alyson Fouse -nada

actors

Hayden Panettiere (Scream 4)

Solange Knowles (Johnson Family Vacation)

 Some Most sequels should never have been made. The very first Bring It On(2000)  is a personal favorite of mine. Its extremely funny sexy and sassy.  The actual cheerleading routines were amazing to watch and the stunts were spot on. Cheer leading is a sport goddamnit! Kirsten Dunst and Gabriel Union shine up like freshly pressed uniforms in the smartly made movie. It's the first and only Bring it On to make it to theaters sadly for very obvious reasons. This weeks movie clip is from one of the four disconnected sequels spawned from the 2000 classic. Hayden and Solange are competent actors but the script and storyline are worse than ever. The most disturbing thing in the movie is the dancing and cheer leading itself. This scene personifies the stereotype that "white people have no rhythm".  Watching Hayden Penitierre try to KRUMP DANCE makes me very uncomfortable. PS "getting mad" isn't the only thing that enables someone to be able to krump dance. You need actual skill. *(youtube video titled wrong sorry folks)* 

BAD MOVIE THROWBACK *clip of the week*

The WickerMan 2006

responsible parties

director

Neil Labute (Lakeview Terrace)

writer

Neil Labute (Possession) 

actors

Nicholas Cage (Face Off)

 Wickerman is arugably one of the worst movies we've seen in a decade and deffinitely the worst remake I have seen to date. Nicholas Cage is a hit or miss actor that will forever live in shame for this movie. THE Nicholas Cage is a GOD AMONG MEN when it comes to  overacting and makes this movie one hilarious yet confusing ride. Here are the best moments



BAD MOVIE THROWBACK *clip of the week*

Snakes on a Plane 2006

responsible parties

director

David R. Ellis (Final Destination)

writer

John Heffernan (nada)

actors

Samuel Jackson (Pulp Fiction)

Snakes on a plane. The title tells you everything you need to know. Their is a plane and their are snakes on it. The end. The classic line from the movie with Samuel Jackson will live on in cinematic history FOREVER. Watching it on television is dare I say even more epic. Please enjoy the TV edited version of THE infamous line :p