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Worst British Filum of all time ?

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this. suppsoed to be in Spain or somewhere, all filmed in an elstree hangar. oh yes, it has a revolution in it. and Swarthy lotharios. terrible.

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oh, i thought dog soldiers wasn't so bad in the main. they should never have shown the wolves, mind.

The profit as a percentage of cost was huge for a British film.

Cost peanuts but did okay in the cinema instead of straight to video like most films of that budget.
 
I know I have mentioned it once or twice - but from a public health point of view, you need to be forewarned: Kung Fu Flid AKA Unarmed But Dangerous.

Here's the trailer:



Here's a particularly awful scene (the 'action' towards the end of it must been seen to be believed):

 
Here's one that I haven't thought about in a long time - Beyond Bedlam.

First five named actors:

  • Craig Fairbrass
  • Liz Hurley
  • Keith Allen
  • Anita Dobson
  • Jesse Birdsall

Think that gives an idea of the quality to expect in this 1994 Vadim Jean meisterwerk (after Leon The Pig Farmer, before Clockwork Mice). And based on a novel by (sadly now departed) 2000AD scribe John Brosnan, for shame.
 
And I agree with Frances...you're wrong about The Guard, 8115.

I really wanted the guard to be good but it was utterly dire. It had loads of good actors in it but it was just terrible, the worst ive ever seen gleason do. After the first 20 minutes id just stopped caring .

the 2 worst British films ive seen so far are Malice in Wonderland...A danny Dyer take on Alice in Wonderland that i just couldnt physically deal with after 20 minutes . And Carry On Emmanuelle...i think that one actually damaged me emotionally.
 
oh god, did anyone else see this embarassing piece of shit? features a brief appearance by trigger from only fools and horses and a pervert...

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Ah yes, I got that (but haven't watched it) on the grounds that Julie Graham was in it. I see now that it was directed by Stuart Urban - immediately after Our Friends In The North!

From a quick scan through, has the feel of a 90s Mary Millington-type crossover softcore farce.
 
*Tank Malling.
Ray Winstone rushed this out years ago when he was on the verge of bankruptcy. When he found his feet financially he must have bought every copy ever made. Not on the Internet any where. Atrocious is a word that nearly gets to this dog shit of a film.
I saw it years ago and it still hurts talking about it.
Jamie Winstone should be held hostage till her father apologises personally to anyone who ever watched it.



*Shudders
 
I have just found this, and this is one of the more gentle reviews.

"Other movies have been as incompetently scripted, crudely directed and badly acted; but, in view of the way Tank Malling combines all these qualities with grotesque sexism, gratuitous violence and subnormal intelligence, there can be little doubt that this marks an all-time-low in cinema."


This is the worst film of all time.

 
The Nick Love vigilante film? Yes.
Aye, it was on telly last night, but I switched over cos Berberian Sound Studio was on.
Wish I'd watched Outlaw instead. Seen it before but it's reliably cruddy.
Have you heard the DVD commentary? It was on YouTube.
Love and Dyer clearly changged out of their tiny minds and getting carried away, canting and facking constantly, and comparing the film to Taxi Driver
 
Aye, it was on telly last night, but I switched over cos Berberian Sound Studio was on.
Wish I'd watched Outlaw instead. Seen it before but it's reliably cruddy.
Have you heard the DVD commentary? It was on YouTube.
Love and Dyer clearly changged out of their tiny minds and getting carried away, canting and facking constantly, and comparing the film to Taxi Driver
It's been some years but yes, I remember the extras, not just the commentary track but also some making of videos etc. Lots of embittered lad chatter from Love mainly, and Dyer trying to match him, IIRC. Quite sad because at that point Dyer hadn't quite gone down the 'gotta put bread on the table' six-straight-to-DVD-movies-a-year rabbithole, and was still making interesting choices.
 
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