ROTTEN TOMATOES: Dan Lybarger

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/4	"The longer the film runs, the more interesting a watchdial becomes." -- Kansas City Star Posted Sep 24, 2003	Dorm Daze (2003)	0%
1/5	"'Shutter' is a movie that's a few years behind its time, maybe even a few decades." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Mar 20, 2008	Shutter (2008)	8%
1/5	"With 'Drillbit Taylor,' however, Apatow hands the reins over to his prot�g�s and replaces his delicate balancing act with a steep, sudden fall." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Mar 20, 2008	Drillbit Taylor (2008)	26%
1/5	"Director Jeff Wadlow and screenwriter Chris Hauty offer viewers nothing that they can't see done better on Spike TV or one of the ESPN clones." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Mar 13, 2008	Never Back Down (2008)	25%
1/5	"'Untraceable' is a thriller about computers that was probably written by one." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jan 24, 2008	Untraceable (2008)	15%
1/5	"One wonders what made producer Joel Silver think this bizarre mix of incompatible genres would be a potential hit. Santa may have to skip his house for every winter holiday to come." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Nov 8, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
1/5	"Cain has co-written and directed a film that only the most bigoted of Mormom detractors could enjoy. Most viewers, if any are willing to part with their money or time, will simply laugh derisively." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Aug 23, 2007	September Dawn (2007)	13%
1/5	"There is no way that Lohan was in her right mind when she signed the contract for this one." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jul 26, 2007	I Know Who Killed Me (2007)	8%
1/5	"Wiper loses the audience for good when he has some of his supporting characters give long speeches that thrash the contest before showing additional fights." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Apr 26, 2007	The Condemned (2007)	15%
1/5	"It's difficult to get involved in romantic situations where neither partner can lift their fingers from a keyboard." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Apr 15, 2007	Perfect Stranger (2007)	10%
1/5	"The most striking image in 'The Reaping' is a repeated shot of unusual looking wind chimes blowing in the breeze. By continually panning his camera to the chimes, director Stephen Hopkins unknowingly admits that the rest of his movie isn't worth watching." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Apr 5, 2007	The Reaping (2007)	8%
1/5	"Bullock has overcome dozens of similar turkeys in her career. For example, it would be nice to be able to forget 'Speed 2: Cruise Control.' Yapo, however, will have to cure cancer, AIDS and leprosy before viewers will forgive him for this movie." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Mar 17, 2007	Premonition (2007)	8%
1/5	"'Ghost Rider' has an estimated budget of $120 million. While the studio might have been willing to spend all that money on this dull flop, it's reassuring that the rest of us don't have to spend a penny on it." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Feb 17, 2007	Ghost Rider (2007)	28%
1/5	"Friedberg and Seltzer's most staggering achievement is rendering "Epic Movie" free from laughs." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Feb 11, 2007	Epic Movie (2007)	2%
1/5	"Writer-director Greg Pritkin ('Dummy') offers up a parody that's less enjoyable than the stuff he's mocking. " -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Aug 24, 2006	Surviving Eden (2006)	15%
1/5	"You know a movie is not worth the celluloid it's printed on when the only clever or even remotely original thing about it is its release date." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jun 7, 2006	The Omen (2006)	26%
1/5	"As a director, Carr has no sense of pacing (76 minutes seems like an eternity) and doesn't know when to tell Bret Carr the actor that his performance isn't working in a given scene. Carr's crying sequences look about as fake as a purple toupee." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted May 21, 2006	RevoLOUtion (2006)	18%
1/5	Click here to read article -- eFilmCritic.com Posted May 20, 2006	RevoLOUtion (2006)	18%
1/5	" To get to those shots of Stone's chest and thighs, however, the audience has to wait through a two-hour story that's so tedious that the audience may walk out before Stone eventually liberates herself from her clothing." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Mar 31, 2006	Basic Instinct 2 (2006)	7%
1/5	"From the moment that Paul Bettany's British accent mysteriously returns, we know there's trouble afoot." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Feb 12, 2006	Firewall (2006)	19%
1/5	"Michael Chiklis won't have to put on that uncomfortable Thing outfit again." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jul 9, 2005	Fantastic Four (2005)	26%
1/5	"A Lot Like Love is one of those romantic comedies that features characters so annoying that one hopes they break up and save the gene pool irreparable damage." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Apr 21, 2005	A Lot Like Love (2005)	42%
1/5	"As for DeNiro, I'd rather seem him do another commercial than watch him waste both his time and mine on material that Steven Seagal would reject." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jan 27, 2005	Hide and Seek (2005)	12%
1/5	"The movie never passes up an opportunity to insult viewers of all ages." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Jan 21, 2005	Are We There Yet? (2005)	12%
1/5	"The filmmakers have their characters screaming and running for their lives, and it becomes exceedingly hard to figure out or even care why." -- eFilmCritic.com Posted Oct 16, 2004	The Forgotten (2004)	31%
1/4	"It takes filmmakers of rare skill to make the reliable Eugene Levy unamusing and to reduce Oscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson to a series of angry poses." -- Kansas City Star Posted Sep 9, 2005	The Man (2005)	11%
1/4	"Director Paul Schrader delivered a movie that the studio didn't like. Now Renny Harlin makes one that nobody likes." -- Kansas City Star Posted Aug 21, 2004	Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)	11%
1/4	"It doesn't take long to miss the puppets from the original show." -- Kansas City Star Posted Jul 30, 2004	Thunderbirds (2004)	19%
1/4	"*If you lie restlessly awake at night because you're deeply upset by the lack of flatulence gags in recent comedies, White Chicks* is the answer to your prayers.*" -- eFilmCritic.com* Posted Jun 23, 2004	White Chicks (2004)	15%
1/4	"Kaufman's personal touch is missing, as if he knew this thing wouldn't look good on a r�sum�." -- Nitrate Online Posted Mar 9, 2004	Twisted (2004)	2%
1/4	"*The attempts at humor make a viewer long for the comedy and romance of Freddy vs. Jason." -- Nitrate Online* Posted Feb 1, 2004	Chasing Liberty (2004)	19%
1/4	"Ninety minutes of Kennedy's one-note primping in the movie gets as preposterous and monotonous as the Iraqi Information Minister." -- Kansas City Star Posted Apr 18, 2003	Malibu's Most Wanted (2003)	30%
1/4	"*A lot of movies aim for the lowest common denominator. Boat Trip* is merely low.*" -- Nitrate Online* Posted Apr 9, 2003	Boat Trip (2003)	7%
1/4	"*My four-year-old nephew can write his own name. This puts him several steps above the folks who wrote the screenplay for Kangaroo Jack." -- Nitrate Online* Posted Jan 23, 2003	Kangaroo Jack (2003)	8%
1/4	"Four hundred years into the future, human beings can conquer new planets and are still dumb enough to split up when a psycho killer is after them." -- Kansas City Star Posted Apr 26, 2002	Jason X (2002)	21%
1/4	"Once upon a time, anything associated with the name "National Lampoon" generated as many chuckles as a can of nitrous oxide. Now the effect is more like a laxative." -- Kansas City Star Posted Apr 5, 2002	National Lampoon's Van Wilder (2002)	18%
1/4	"Fate made the mistake of taking Aaliyah instead of the film." -- Kansas City Star Posted Feb 26, 2002	The Queen of the Damned (2002)	14%
1/4	"If the director continues to make films like this, the delights he once offered will be nothing but a distant memory." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Aug 22, 2001	John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars (2001)	19%
1/4	"It's about as appetizing as month-old leftovers from the Outback Steakhouse." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Apr 18, 2001	Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001)	12%
1/4	"Because it fails on so many levels, one wonders why "See Spot Run" wasn't put to sleep during development." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Mar 14, 2001	See Spot Run (2001)	23%
1/4	"The Invisible Circus feels less like a drug trip and more like the annoying side effects on the morning after." -- Nitrate Online Posted Feb 19, 2001	The Invisible Circus (2001)	22%
1/4	"Just like an unholy creature put together from the dead, Head Over Heels threatens to fall apart in motion and lives up to its pledge. " -- Nitrate Online Posted Feb 12, 2001	Head Over Heels (2001)	10%
1/4	"Legions of science-fiction fans will feel compelled to approach the ticket booth and scream for a refund." -- Lybarger Links Posted Apr 2, 2001	Battlefield Earth (2000)	3%

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