ROTTEN TOMATOES: Robert K. Elder

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0/4	"Offensively inhuman, uninspired and cruelly unoriginal." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 21, 2005	The Devil's Rejects (2005)	54%
0/4	"*Bad movies kill you incrementally, but Cradle 2 to Grave* is so egregiously slipshod, so flamboyantly awful, that it might get the whole job done in one sitting.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Feb 27, 2003	Cradle 2 the Grave (2003)	25%
0/4	"Green is just plain annoying as Gord, a one-dimensional caricature of himself." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 19, 2001	Freddy Got Fingered (2001)	10%
.5/4	"Plays like an amateur debut effort written over a weekend during which its writer wasn't entirely sober." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Aug 30, 2001	Jeepers Creepers (2001)	44%
1/4	"*In all its lobbying for our laughter, The Ringer* feels too lawyered-up and politically positioned to trigger much laughter at all.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Dec 22, 2005	The Ringer (2005)	40%
1/4	"Underclassman flunks out." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 2, 2005	Underclassman (2005)	8%
1/4	"Away from the killing field, the Spierigs' actors prove themselves to be the most zombie-like, devolving into a din of screechy bickering that'll leave you running for the exits." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 7, 2005	Undead (2005)	28%
1/4	"*A handful of competent performances can't keep Noel* from pulling its audience through a bleak, cheerless hour and a half.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Nov 11, 2004	Noel (2004)	26%
1/4	"*The Showgirls* of superhero movies.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Jul 22, 2004	Catwoman (2004)	10%
1/4	"99 minutes of excruciating 'reality.'" -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 15, 2004	Games People Play: New York (2004)	36%
1/4	"In a case study of how to screw up a simple, powerful revenge story, director Jonathan Hensleigh punishes audiences with an unbearably sluggish action movie that requires the word 'action' to be placed in quotes." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 15, 2004	The Punisher (2004)	28%
1/4	"A star vehicle with three flat tires and sugar in the gas tank." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 9, 2004	Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004)	13%
1/4	"*To call this a movie a dog would also be an insult to canines, so let's just say Scooby-Doo 2* is a Scooby-Don't.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Mar 25, 2004	Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)	20%
1/4	"*An unimaginative, protracted gore-fest that swipes from David Fincher's Seven* like a cinematic pickpocket but only comes up with lint.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Mar 18, 2004	Taking Lives (2004)	23%
1/4	"*Plagued by continuity problems, ham-fisted storytelling and a problematic voiceover by Da Brat, Civil Brand* feels less like a prison movie than a prison sentence.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Oct 9, 2003	Civil Brand (2003)	11%
1/4	"Limps along on a squirm-inducing fish-out-of-water formula that goes nowhere and goes there very, very slowly." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 5, 2002	The Chateau (2002)	49%
1/4	"It's sad that Moore's first major cinematic outing scrapes the bottom of the melodramatic barrel." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 20, 2002	A Walk to Remember (2002)	26%
1/4	"*It's tempting to call traveling on Juwanna Mann, except it never goes anywhere. This film fouls out." -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Jun 20, 2002	Juwanna Mann (2002)	9%
1/4	"The filmmakers have created a dull, one-dimensional pop icon out of James' complex character and legend." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Aug 16, 2001	American Outlaws (2001)	13%
1/4	"Killed by blah characters, lame jokes and clichs you can see coming a mile away." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 12, 2001	Joe Dirt (2001)	11%

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