I saw House of the Dead in the theater. It was my first experience with a Dr. Uwe Boll production. Became a tradition in college to go see his shitty movies with my buddies and laugh out asses off. The good ole days....
I just know that House of the Dead movie we thought was going to be serious, and lo and behold we were in for a surprise. It really became afterwards when they were all video game adaptations, we just would go catch a matinee on a Saturday or something and have fun. I think it's second movie was alone in the dark, but the best one I think we saw was bloodrayne, and you got to see Christina Lockens tits in that one. Hell it even had meatloaf, Billy Zane, and Ben Kingsley!
His ability to get recognizable actors for those absolute dumpster fires was one of the most amazing things about the Uwe era.
I remember reading an article a long time ago about how the hell he was getting his movies made. He got a lot of his investment money from Germans through some sort of tax write-off program to fund his films, and I guess that's why he was able to keep pumping them out. I guess they would buy the rights for just these old video, bomb at the box office, and people that write it all off.
You're missing out. It was something fun to do back in the day. Hey at least you can go watch the new Superman movie, I'm sure it's spectacular!
Lies. According to the internet, superman did not play on network TV from 1982 until 1994 due to wb lawsuits (they were trying to form their own channel, which became the wb.) Same story for batman i suppose, idk i owned the batman vhs like everyone from my generation, wore that tape out.
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let's write a script. And then have Superman destroy the canadian government.
Yes, and the argument is that was a mistake. They should of rebooted with a fresh take rather than releasing a sequel to superman 2 30 years later acting as if the kids born in 1970 were still kids in 2006.
