Eli Roth are vastly beneath him, though he communicated this information in far less elegant terms. Some find his brand of humor and moviemaking offensive, crass, and terrible. A lot find it that way, actually. You know this guy has a bad reputation when MSNBC has an article titled "Uwe Boll: Bad Filmmaker or Trash Visionary?"
But if you are like me, you love terrible movies. Therefore, Uwe Boll is our favorite director today. Let's review his illustrious career, shall we?
Uwe's Greatest Misses
Some filmmakers are measured by how many awards they have won. Uwe Boll is measured on how epically his movies can fail.
* ''Blackwoods'' (2002): Steven Holden of the New York Times described it as "smarter and more diabolical than you could have guessed at the beginning." Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 11% rating, so whom do you believe?
* ''House of the Dead''.
