Respect the music. Party with the band. Watch the movie.

Hilarious in a very dirty and twisted way. This is what Pulp Fiction could have been.

James Caviezel is a disappointingly monotone actor. At first the plot seemed interesting - somewhat like Lost when that series began. Both suffer the same fate though, degrading into a nonsensical mess. Ian McKellen is the only good part.

The cast is a mixed bag - Mischa Barton was pretty horrible while some of the other unknowns were fairly good. Pretty similar to Melrose Place/Gossip Girl except that the plot revolves around a group of teen models.

This is akin to what The Apprentice used to be, except that it has Mark Bouris heading the show instead of Donald Trump. This makes it somewhat less interesting for me, but still an okay show.

This show was pretty good for the first few seasons - the more recent shows are less about the interview process and more gimmicky though, with the inclusion of celebrity seasons for charity.

Horrible TV movie

I really want to rate this higher - the story is solid and most of the actors are decent - but Christopher Egan is a one dimensional actor. After watching other films he's been in I don't think I can ever watch this show again and enjoy it.

The quality of this show fluctuates drastically each season, since it is based so heavily around one character. Holly Hunter is really at her best when playing the mental anguish type roles - which is difficult for many other actresses.

The 'zombie' actors are horrible. The story as a whole was fairly good, but the ending was entirely predictable.

It's understandable that Michael Hall plays the role of a serial killer so cold and disconnected, but it also doesn't make it very interesting to watch.

Miguel Ferrer was excellent, but Cuba Gooding Jr. did a pretty poor job, as usual. If it wasn't for him I think this would have been a pretty great action movie.

Reminds me of Family Stone, except with a more dysfunctional family. Somewhat amusing, had a really slow section 3/4 of the way through though.

Emmanuelle Chriqui and Jimmi Simpson are awesome, but the rest of the movie is horrible.

The thing that separates this movie from the hundreds of other straight to TV or DVD movies is a good cast and nice special effects. That doesn't make up for it being ludicrous, but it's still somewhat amusing to watch.