The worst performance in a horror movie

[Hector]

Keanu Reeves in ANYTHING he does. LOL Actually, I take that back, that's not true... He actually is good in the first Matrix film.

SC

I liked him in Bill & Ted...and Speed.

Oh...and that surfer movie with the late Patrick Swayze...Point Break...that role was made for him...lol.

[Hector]

His style worked in Point Break as well. At least for me.

You beat me to it...

[Hector]

Tom Green in Freddie Got Fingered...what horror...both picture and actor...

[Meule]

Tom Green in Freddie Got Fingered...what horror...both picture and actor...

The guy's a total dick

[Hector]

You are insulting dicks...

[Meule]

You are insulting dicks...

Am I insulting Andy Dick? Good, cause he sucks too

[BlackKnight]

" Dude ..., there was a Vampire in Dracula ??? .. No Way ! "

[Meule]

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" Dude ..., there was a Vampire in Dracula ??? .. No Way ! "

[MIB41]

Hmmmm....

Keeneau Reeves in Dracula.

Don C.

I agree wholeheartedly. EVERY TIME I see this movie on DVD I want to buy it. Then I think about the surfer boy in it, and I back off. A complete miscast in that role. Darn shame too, because the rest of the cast (especially Gary Oldman) is quite good. But Keeneau plays too big a part and I grit my teeth anytime I see him. I just say to myself, "What were they thinking?" It's the same way I think about Robert De Niro in the Frankenstein remake. Now De Niro is an awesome actor (unlike Keeneau), but the Frankenstein monster? I was waiting for him to get up from the table and say, "You talkin' to me?"

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

I didn't care for the 90's Dracula at all; but Reeves stood out. When he jumped off the castle wall a friend leaned over and said "woah! This is a totally deep hole!" And that was that.

>but the Frankenstein monster? I was waiting for him to get up from the table and say, "You talkin' to me?

HAW! Yeah. I thought his take on the monster was unique, and really weird (and I LIKE weird) but there was too much De Nero in it.

Don C.

[Bizarro Amy]

It's the same way I think about Robert De Niro in the Frankenstein remake. Now De Niro is an awesome actor (unlike Keeneau), but the Frankenstein monster? I was waiting for him to get up from the table and say, "You talkin' to me?"

I've never seen that version of Frankenstein, because I was afraid of the same thing. But after seeing him in "Jackie Brown," it does lead me to think he has more range that I'd previously assumed.

[Bizarro Amy]

Great topic. How about anyone that was in "The Ring:2"? The first one was very scary, but the second one was laughable bad.
I can agree with Gingerdead Man as well - we rented that for our semi-annual "Bad Movie Night."
Then again, I've watched so many awful horror movies that I have trouble picking just one. My memory has compacted them into one giant ball of badness.