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Reality TV has always been a big thorn in my rosebush because it’s an inherent contradiction in terms. It’s not real. Some producer set this crap up because “real” reality is too boring. Don’t believe me? When is the last time you watched the news? That’s what I thought.

If you like zombies (and who doesn’t) and if you like strippers (and you doesn’t), then have I got the perfect movie for you, you very very lonely man.
When I heard that World Wrestling Entertainment wanted to make more films despite the fact the last three have bombed, I thought to myself, “The WWE has been making movies? Their wrestlers can’t even act well in the ring. What makes them think they’re such thespians?”
Question: What do you do when your movie franchise has done so many sequels, it has run out of roman numerals to put on the end of its title? Answer: Why you start all over again. Creativity be damned.
If you can’t even get out of bed in the morning without hearing some news about another big screen TV remake that rapes your memories of yesteryear for the sake of selling another $9 tub of popcorn, get your hand off that snooze button.
The “Fantastic 4″ movie franchise has been anything but. The first one was OK. The second one sucked out loud. The third one probably would have made my head cave in.
Movies like “Spider Man 3″ didn’t just help create the smell of old cheese and a thin layer of puke in every movie theater in America. It also made the cash register ring, which other than children crying and yawning is music to a film producer’s ears.