Yeah, It's That Bad - Complete Archive

In 1982, the original TRON pushed the limits of special effects and computer technology; 28 years later, its sequel TRON: Legacy, attempted to follow in its predecessor's footsteps and dazzle audiences with ground-breaking CGI effects; did it succeed, or is this film merely style over substance?

1986's Top Gun is widely considered to be one of Tom Cruise's best films, and one of the best movies of the 1980's. But is the film a wonderful slice of 80's cheese, or is it just a piece of junk?

In 2004, Stephen Sommers returned to the world of the Universal Studios monsters with Van Helsing, an homage to the monster movies of the 1930's starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. The film was similar in style and tone as Sommer's previous film, The Mummy, but does Van Helsing live up to its predecessor?

In 2003, Kate Beckinsale starred in Underworld, the first in a series of successful supernatural action films. These films are a hit with audiences, but the critics do not enjoy them at all; we check it out to see if it is as bad as the critics say it is.

Every once in a while, a movie will come along that is completely overshadowed by the controversy that surrounds one of its stars. Such was the case with Paris Hilton and House of Wax. This film is mostly remembered as the movie in which Paris Hilton died, but is there more to this slasher film?

Movies based on video games have always had a less than stellar track record, and 2002's Resident Evil was Paul W.S. Anderson's attempt to buck the trend. Did he succeed, or is this movie just another bio hazard?

The Mummy was meant to be a fun, Indiana Jones style adventure story starring Brendan Fraser. The movie was a box office success back in 1999, but critics were divided in their opinions. Can Brendan Fraser carry a multi-million dollar summer blockbuster?

Ever since his appearance in the Star Wars prequels, people have questioned Hayden Christensen's abilities as a leading man. 2008's Jumper gave Christensen a chance to show his skills in an exciting new franchise; audiences flocked to see this film, but critics were not pleased. Is Jumper a fun popcorn movie, or a slickly produced piece of trash?

With its NC-17 rating, gratuitous sex and nudity, Showgirls quickly became one of the most controversial movies of 1995. Despite all the hype surrounding it, the movie bombed at the box office and received extremely negative reviews. Ultimately, Showgirls found new life on home video and is now widely regarded as a cult classic; does this movie deserve to be "so bad, it's good", or is it just bad?

Ever since Donnie Darko, Richard Kelly has gained a reputation for making strange and interesting movies that challenged audiences. The Box was an attempt to merge Kelly's auteur sensibilities with a more commercial film; was it a success, or is this movie just a confusing mess?