Then I saw "Shockwave Darkside"

So: what's your nomination for the worst Frightfest movie ever?
Let it out: you know you'll feel better...
I'd say that Phantom of the Paradise, Sweeney Todd and The Wicker Man have proven that it is possible to mix the horror genre with the musical if you do it well. It's just that Stage Fright is an incompetently made film.scarebear wrote:Cant believe how pathetic Stage Fright was last night. Lets put it this way, Horror is Horror, Musicals are Musicals. You cannot mix them both. Even the bloody killer was signing when he made is kills! I was in the Horror Channel for most of the day yesterday and it had the smallest amount of people in, and quite frankly I could see why. People in there were in fits of laughter and holding their faces in despair each time those idiots burst into song. Worst Film ive seen at Frightfest ever.
I am genuinely envious of your ignorance towards the latter. If a lobotomy was guaranteed to remove the memories then I would have one (instead, a few years back a so called mate thought it would be funny to send me a dvd copy of Dust in the post as a surprise birthday present because he knew I hated it so much. Needless to say, he is my friend no longer)The Soapmaker wrote:My vote will always go to The Tesseract for being the most excruciatingly boring Frightfest film of all time.
But Shockwave Darkside 3D was really scraping the barrel. What it was doing on the main screen(s) in 2014 is beyond me.
(I must give the caveat that I have never seen Dust)