Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa

If this is ever actually replayed on television again, don't miss your chance to see one of the worst Xmas specials ever. From the cheesy voiceovers, to the appalling 3D animation, this production is so awful, it's a christmas miracle that it even exists. Groove to the "Rapsittie" kids busting some phat rhymes, like:

"I'm a decorating master, no one is faster, don't you know, I'm a christmas tree blaster!"

I guess kids will watch anything, but I would try to steer my kids clear of this steaming piece of festivity. On the other hand, drunk adults may find it quite enjoyable. Ho ho ho!

Imagine "FoodFight!","the Room", and "the Christmas Tree" got together and produced a spawn that in itself is a combination of all these films... that film would be MUCH better than anything this crapshow had to offer. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!

Well, here it is. l was in disbelief this movie was even a real production. The quality of this animation is so bad, a highschooler could literally do a better job than whoever godawful company produced this. The plot is stupidly generic and too hard to pay attention to because of how horribly composited the 3D was in the movie. Not to mention how bad the models look and all the animation. A Christmas special that no one should ever have to watch, if you want a movie to make fun of, please by all means, watch this movie. l only made it 20 minutes before l questioned the meaning of my life and what l was doing with it.

Words... There are no words....

This is some mid 90's, college level CG garbage.

This makes Food Fight look like high art.

I an having a hard time filling the minimum words as there is nothing good to say. It is like a first cut story layout that was recovered from a studio going bankrupt during production.

This is a masterpiece of bad animation. A magnum opus of insanity. As I watched this I knew it was horrible. But that didn't stop me from enjoying it. I laughed my rear off when watching Grandma malfunction like a Tyler Perry's Medea robot was dropped in water and short circuiting. Ricky's rapping was heinous to listen to but I couldn't help by laugh it. His desperate attempts to win over a shallow girl like Nicole reminded me of the Room. Both Ricky and Tommy Wiseau's character Johnny are pursuing the affections of women who don't respect them but they do it never the less simply because they have a thing from shallow, attractive blondes. This is a train wreck a beautiful train wreck. Watch this movie if you want to experience what a remake of A Charlie Brown Christmas would look like if it was directed by Tommy Wiseau and Ed Wood.