ROTTEN TOMATOES: Kevin Crust

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/5	"Attention, Razzie voters." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Sep 22, 2005	Dirty Love (2005)	8%
0/5	"The Man plays like a sequel to some terrible movie that was mercifully destroyed before it was ever released." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Sep 8, 2005	The Man (2005)	11%
0/5	"Chaos presents itself as a cautionary tale for young women and their parents but proves to be pure exploitation." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Aug 18, 2005	Chaos (2005)	6%
0.5/5	"A jumble of genres including mob melodrama, bodyguard romance and interracial love story, none of which is handled in a remotely satisfying manner." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Nov 25, 2005	In The Mix (2005)	9%
1/5	"Despite the presence of funny guys such as Zahn, Garlin, Justin Long and Jonah Hill, along with veteran character actors Ernest Borgnine, Joe Don Baker and Robert Patrick, the movie fails to be even passably funny." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Feb 4, 2008	Strange Wilderness (2008)	0%
1/5	"A film that's main crime is inducing stupefying boredom with little payoff in the end." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Dec 7, 2007	Revolver (2007)	16%
1/5	"Carrey has never looked so uncomfortable on-screen." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Feb 22, 2007	The Number 23 (2007)	8%
1/5	"If seeing a guy get whacked in the privates doesn't make you laugh the first time, maybe it will the fourth, or the 24th time." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Jul 14, 2006	Little Man (2006)	13%
1/5	"A barely concealed rip-off of National Lampoon's Vacation, this Barry Sonnenfeld-directed, Robin Williams-starring misfire spits out one failed gag after another as it tries to disguise its lack of originality." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Apr 27, 2006	RV (2006)	23%
1/5	"The would-be psychological thriller devolves into a plodding domestic drama." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Mar 17, 2006	The Zodiac (2005)	25%
1/5	"*Recycling is alive but not well in the outmoded teen comedy Dirty Deeds, with a result that is more toxic than intoxicating." -- Los Angeles Times* Posted Aug 25, 2005	Dirty Deeds (2005)	8%
1/5	"Undiscovered is the kind of elliptical romance in which any scenes of substance (say, where the lovebirds get to know one another or have an actual conversation) have been omitted to clear space for the music video montages." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Aug 25, 2005	Undiscovered (2005)	6%
1/5	"Crass, vacuous exercise in grind-house stylistics." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Jul 21, 2005	The Devil's Rejects (2005)	54%
1/5	"Fright fans expecting anything more than the occasional jolt will be sorely disappointed." -- Los Angeles Times Posted May 11, 2005	Boogeyman (2005)	14%
1/5	"*Related to the 1953 Vincent Price film in name, embalming technique and Warner Bros. pedigree only, the new House of Wax* is a dreary, predictable tale.*" -- Los Angeles Times* Posted May 5, 2005	House of Wax (2005)	26%
1/5	"Somewhere in a pitch meeting someone must have piped up: 'I know. We'll have a guy named 'King' and he gets kidnapped, see? So there's a 'ransom'! King's Ransom, get it? After that, I've got nothing.'" -- Los Angeles Times Posted Apr 26, 2005	King's Ransom (2005)	0%
1/5	"It's astonishing how dull a movie that packs so much visual overstimulation into its frames can be." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Feb 17, 2005	Son of the Mask (2005)	5%
1/5	"*Carl T. Evans' tedious drama Walking on the Sky* serves primarily as an acting exercise for its cast and a showcase for its primary location, a scenic Manhattan rooftop.*" -- Los Angeles Times* Posted Sep 15, 2005	Walking on the Sky (2004)	29%
1/5	"A garishly slick piece of exploitation with surprisingly high production values but nary a moment of suspense." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Oct 15, 2004	Hillside Strangler (2004)	17%
1/5	"Hollywood Buddha isn't remotely funny or pointed enough to qualify as satire." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Sep 30, 2004	Hollywood Buddha (2004)	20%
1/5	"This interminable Pampers commercial has the nerve to end with a 'TV is rotten for kids' message, when the movie itself would do far more to stunt a child's imagination (or cause a kid to burst into tears) than anything currently on television." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Aug 26, 2004	Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (2004)	0%
1/5	"It's a simple collection of sight gags and pratfalls that mines the overly familiar turf of awkward adolescence without bringing anything truly original to the experience." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Jun 10, 2004	Napoleon Dynamite (2004)	71%
1/5	"A woeful little comedy that runs out of steam shortly after its opening sequence." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Apr 29, 2004	Envy (2004)	6%
1/5	"A disastrously unfunny sequel." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Apr 8, 2004	The Whole Ten Yards (2004)	5%
1/5	"*It takes a Twilight Zone-lite premise and spins it into the ground with addlebrained glee." -- Los Angeles Times* Posted Jun 17, 2004	Swing (2003)	42%
1/5	"The concept takes magical realism to a reductive, overtly literal level, trivializing the subject and the people the film tries so hard to memorialize." -- Los Angeles Times Posted Jun 10, 2004	Imagining Argentina (2003)	33%

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