Murder Scene (2000)
Mar 29, 2008Clairvoyance Thriller
Thriller where student Nicole Eggert begins to have clairvoyant visions leading her to an abducted girl
Will Sanderson
The Mangler 2 (2001)
Mar 12, 2011Artificially Intelligent Computer Virus Amok
Tobe Hooper's The Mangler was one of the worst of all Stephen King adaptations and this is modern sequel generating of the worst order where the Mangler now becomes an A.I. and a computer virus
Heart of America: Home Room (2002)
May 15, 2018School Shooting
One thing you don't associate with Uwe Boll is a concern for social issues. Made in the aftermath of Columbine, this is an early Boll film that is a surprisingly solid attempt to address the scourge of US school shootings
House of the Dead (2003)
Feb 17, 2006Zombies/Videogame Adaptation
The first of Uwe Boll's videogame adaptations and the beginning of his bad director reputation. Ignoring much of the game's canon, this is a zombie film by the numbers. Nevertheless, it was at the forefront of zombie film revival of the 2000s
Alone in the Dark (2005)
Jul 26, 2007Videogame Adaptation/Monsters
Uwe Boll gained a reputation as the world's worst director on the basis of his videogame adaptations. Prize exhibit was Alone in the Dark, which abandons the game and is a series of action scenes without explanatory rationale
BloodRayne (2005)
Mar 29, 2008Videogame Adaptation/Vampire War
Another Uwe Boll's videogame adaptation that feels like it is slung together from vampire film and sword and sorcery cliches. Among the badly mismatched casting, the most eyebrow raising is Ben Kingsley as the vampire villain
Seed (2007)
Feb 14, 2010Executed Killer's Revenge
Uwe Boll ventures into Torture Porn territory with this tale of a brutish serial killer returned from the electric chair
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
May 24, 2009Epic Fantasy Adventure/Videogame Adaptation
Another of Uwe Boll’s videogame adaptations and one of his better. Boll is seeking to emulate the 00s epic fantasy fad and succeeds with some great action choreography from Ching Siu-Tung