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All new actors playing the main roles of Rag, Scotty, etc, with Ashby as virtually the only returning face from the first movie.
this is the worst movie i have ever seen in my entire life .period.this movie goes beyond ridiculous,it is like the director wants to get his ass sued by the actors for wrongfully misrepresenting their roles as the fantastic four,i believe the movie should have been released in comic book stores in order for the only how u should say it,desperate geeks who cant get enough cheesiness and want to see more and more crap movies.in
conclusion to my paradox statements and thesis,i do believe this movie has had great disadvantages to the futures of the cast's contributors,with the exception of jay underwood's character,in which i do believe it was his best performance,considering roles such as the not quite human movies in which the story is told in a way that he has no character.he
cant act,and people have made good decisions to not go see his movies,this is why he is most likely not going to be any huge roles,unless he sparks his career in a most rare,but interesting way.
The women in this flick all seem to have gotten their roles as consolation prizes in the Fay Wray Memorial screaming contest.
Not that it mattered, because all of the guest star roles were completely unnecessary as they did not advance the so-called plot by one iota.
We have almost no thrills, almost no bare flesh (even if the girls are really hot only one of them goes showing her bare ass for a few seconds), the usual bunch of sunset boulevard horror stars in cameo roles (this time Karen Black, Richard Lynch, John Philip Law, Jeff Conaway), lots of fake blood, only the crazy miner resurrected as a zombie is cool enough to leave you stuck - well not exactly - to the screen till the end.
Amanda Bynes is an enormously talented actress, and I've really enjoyed all of her roles in the past, especially in the fantastic "She's the Man."
He just played the roles as straight as he could while all of the comedy that went on was mostly visual.
For the most part the actors and actresses looked their parts, and did fairly well in their roles, but the movie lacked any real plot.
It is predictable, the acting is horrible, especially the minor roles, and above all else it is super predictable.
Lambert is good, as he is in all his roles, but the rest of the characters suck, and the action isn't too good either.
The actors are second rate, take the "Bad Guy" played by Patrick Kilpatrick (who?) exactly he has appeared in one episode of everything on TV and some secondary roles in poor movies (like this one).
She might be a good actress in other roles but to play the role of Lucille Ball is tough.
Salman Khan should seriously stop doing comedy roles.
S. Baio, S. Kellerman, and Tom Arnold are billed but have only minor roles.
I thoroughly enjoy watching Shannen Doherty and I was quite interesting in seeing how well Julian McMahon and Shannen appeared together following the roles they played in Charmed.
Usually, Corey was relegated to supporting roles but here he is what helps carry this very limp film.
Also in the cast are an embarrassed-looking Anjelica Huston in some hilarious sci-fi get-ups and a pudgy, short-ish Ron Perlman (whom I thought was seven feet tall from his other roles!).
If you do watch it, however, there are small consolations: The actresses playing Anne's sisters each do a wonderful job with their roles.
I really hope that these actors eventually got a clue and stopped playing roles in garbage TV shows like this as soon as this show ended.
Seeing actors such as Meg Ryan and Annette Bening, once near A level talents, sleepwalk their way through poorly scripted roles is painful.
The other actors are barely credible in their own roles, particularly, Willis' sinking crew.
One of low budget horror schlockmeister actor, John Carradine's more animated roles as a implied Nazi scientist, who is turning humans into zombies to serve the Reich.
I thought it would pick up once William Burger showed up (in one of his last roles), but his character is killed off rather abruptly and lamely.
The lead actors are great - Terence Stamp is aging beautifully, Guy Pearce should do more comedy instead of the dour roles he chooses and I've been a fan of Hugo Weaving since I saw him play Oberon eons ago.
Why do the powers that be continue to cast Jennifer Lopez in unbelievable roles?
She was excellent in Selena, and pretty good in Money Train, which both cast her in roles where she could basically be herself.
However, roles like this just draw the line.
For example, is Lance Henriksen that strapped for cash that he has to keep playing supporting roles in these god-awful "Pumpkinhead" sequels?
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