The Room. Plan 9 From Outer Space. Manos: Hands Of Fate. What do they all have in common? They're all widely considered some of the worst movies ever made.
Enter Outlaw's Buckle by writer and director Brett Bentman, which is a worthy new contender to the worst of genre. The difference? People actually watched the above movies and deemed them the worst. I can't imagine enough people actually watching this and taking the time to care, and it won't be making the rounds at any midnight showings any time soon.
This is the second movie I have watched by this director with the first one being the almost equally horrible 90 Feet From Home but at least that movie had a couple of performances compelling enough to justify the runtime. There is nothing good about this sorry excuse of a movie from the writing to the directing to the acting to the cinematography to the score to the anything and all of the other terms I have used here are used loosely.
I've watched a lot of good movies and I've watched a lot of bad movies and I've never felt so strongly the need to rate and review one so badly because as much as I stretch my imagination I cannot think of a movie I have ever had the pleasure or displeasure of viewing that is even close to the level of awful that this abomination somehow managed to reach. And so I created this account for the first time after all these years so that I can say I did my part as a humanitarian to warn others to avoid it at any necessary cost. Hang it up director. You are not cut out for this job.
