How often have you seen a film that was so astonishingly bad that you wished the people who made it would be forever banned from making movies again?
Do films like BloodRayne, Alone in the Dark and House of the Dead qualify?
There's been a petition underway to try to halt the career of the man behind those films, Uwe Boll, who has stated that he would retire from filmmaking if enough people wanted him to, but the 18,000 signatures already collected are not enough. So /Film is trying to up that number to one million and see if we, the moviegoing public, can't hold him to his word.
Boll's clunkers, however, aren't nearly as troublesome as the continued success of empty spectacle monstrosities like The Day After Tomorrow and 10,000 B.C. If only we could get this same campaign going for Roland Emmerich, we might be onto something. He will never be forgiven for what he did to Godzilla.
