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Directed By
Stacy Title
Written By:
Jacob Hair, Chris Kobin
Cast:
Snoop Dogg, Ernie Hudson, Danny Trejo, Pooch Hall, Anson Mount, Brande Roderick, Richard Gant, Aries Spears, Dallas Page, Jeffrey Licon, Noel Gugliemi, Sydney Tamiia Poitier, Tucker Smallwood, Jason Alexander, Billy Dee Williams, Hawthorne James, Yadi Valerio, Jonathan Penner, Irina Voronina, Method Man, Pete Antico, Ryan O'Neil DeSouza, Chuck Hicks, Mike Malin, Jimmy Ortega, Deance Wyatt, Shana Montanez, Antonio Lewis Todd, Cleo King, Ashika Gogna, Jillian Difusco, Daniella Alonso Lin Shaye, Glenn Cadrez, L. Kenneth Richardson, Tayshaun Prince, Tanisha Jones, Gabriel Pimentel, Andrea Leon, Justin Fargas, Teyo Johnson, Ava Penner, Lamar Odom, Gabriel Alexander, Roger Bridges, Richard Bucher, Jillian Difusco, Jesse L. DuBois, Dawna Gonzalez, Stephanie Leon, Jonathan McHugh, Dustin Meier, Cooper Penner, Martin Shore, Robin Shore, Rayna Tharani, Shanta' Belt, Cricket the Chihuahua
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Hood of Horror (2006)
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Awesomely Bad
Ever watched a movie so unimpressive that you just couldn't stop watching it?
"Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror" is one of those movies. I don't really know why I watched the entire movie. It is in it's entirety, a mess.
Each story is supposed to teach a lesson about honor and morality, but the plots are so ridiculous, that it comes across as comedy.
I must admit that the movie is so terribly created, that I actually enjoyed it.
It was "Awesomely Bad." Kind of like those old movies that were made to scare young teenagers out of having sex. You know, the ones that claim that if you have sex before you're married, your genitals will fall off? Everybody loves those films. Not because they are good, but because they're fun to ridicule.
My personal favorite was the story involving the spoiled son and daughter-in-law of a recently deceased veteran. There is so much humor in that one, that I actually have to think very hard to understand the moral of the story. The caviar scene is priceless.
Everything you could ask for in gore is in Hood of Horror. HOWEVER, it's not quite a good thing. While there's 40 oz beer bottles being pushed through people's skulls, exploding abdomens, and walls covered in blood, it's over-done. At some scenes, it seems as if somebody tried way to hard to make it scary, and thus turned a would-be horror film into a comedy.
I suggest this movie to anyone who enjoys drinking a case of cheap beer and laughing at really bad films. (Which would be me... And probably nobody else.)
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 | Zara
Mar 6, 2008 9:03 PM
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Awesomely back, the Ninja is. After taking the beating for not liking HOT FUZZ (although I applaud you being honest in your opinion, because an opinion will never be wrong, just so long as it isn't based on false pretenses), I know you felt the movie geek world was not your place.
But I demand that you make at the very least a weekly appearance. Ninjas help balance out the douchbags of the world. Just another fact you need to commit to memory.
GEEEENA, we love you.
Didja know that Midget was reading a passage that was assigned in her class the other day and the girl character's name was "Gina" and so when the teacher had her read it out loud, she of course pronounced it the "RIGHT" way and the teacher looked at her like she was nuts. She says she told the teacher, "But my mommy's friend spells her name G-I-N-A and that's not how she says it." When she was corrected.
I say, rock the f*ck on. And this comment is too long.
Please keep em coming. |
 | Lisa
Mar 7, 2008 11:15 AM
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| Ha you did better than me I got 20 minutes in and could take no more. |
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Mar 7, 2008 12:30 AM
I'll try to make more appearances, but my DVD player is broken, so I'm stuck illegally steaming videos online. Which is a very tiring process, since time for loading is torturous and an hour long movie ends up taking 4 hours.
I still don't like Hot Fuzz. Hahaha.