Every once in a while, a film comes along that changes the face of cinema forever. A film so revolutionary, that all movies will imitate it for years afterwards, desperately trying to reach that same benchmark. The FP is like that, except the exact opposite. And it has to be the one of the best worst films ever made. Last …

I’ve always been a huge fan of animated films. They’re an under-appreciated art form,a way of telling a story while being more imaginative than a room full of Industrial Light & Magic employees that I have currently locked up an – I’m drifting. But there aren’t too many films in that category that can appeal to both kids and adults. Titan AE, …

Before director Kevin Smith became an insufferable burden to film critics, by throwing his toys out of the cot every time someone gave him a scathing review, he was a hero to nerdier side of film-making. Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy and Dogma were all cult favourites of his, resulting in a film starring his Silent Bob alter-ego and foul-mouthed partner …

Bruce Willis was born to be a police officer. Or at least act as one in several dozen films. From his manly days as the unluckiest cop in the world in Die Hard, through to his current role as the unluckiest cop in the world in Die Hard 5, it’s impossible to imagine the man in any other role. Not …

“What’s this? A children’s film? That’s your guilty pleasure?!” Well yes, all thanks to one boring afternoon, where varsity ended early, and the buses were on strike, did I venture to go watch the yellow sponge and pink pal. And it had to be one of the most trippiest, subtle bits of adult humour wrapped up in a sickeningly sweet …

I know. There’s no logical excuse as to why anyone would enjoy this film. It’s like peering inside the mind of actor Tom Green, only something far more demented, and with a screechy voice, stares back at you. And yet, I absolutely adore this film. Last Updated: April 11, 2012

I’m a huge fan of action movie stars. Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone defined my life, from their exploits fighting German terrorists while barefoot, to their driving need to protect John Connuhah while looking absolutely badass on a Harley Davidson. Sadly, as the years rolled by, their era was sadly coming to a close. And no more was that evident, than in …

Now, as an avid fan of films, I’ve watched my fair share of crap. Except here’s the thing, in a cinema that has more people moaning than a Raelian group orgy, I’ve been the sole person that managed to sit down and think to myself, “This film is so bad, it’s awesome!“. And I’ve got my fair share of such …