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Hell Baby (2013) Directed by Robert Ben Garant & Thomas Lennon



This movie was a real struggle. I'm not exaggerating by saying I could barely finish watching it.

The movie both annoyed and bored me with its comedy and story. It's the type of deliberate and very exaggerated comedy, so that means that basically every line that gets delivered is meant to be funny and every scene is supposed to be a set up for something comical to happen. It all feels far too forced really and besides, the movie is lacking true creativity to ever work out as anything truly funny.

it basically is too much of a one note movie, in which a women is pregnant with a demon child. There is of course plenty they could have done with this concept but the movie feels like it's going absolutely nowhere, with any of its ideas. Its story isn't ever progressing and it doesn't ever feel like it's building up toward anything. it besides just isn't a very consistent movie. The one moment the
woman is possessed and the other she isn't. The one moment other horror elements seem to play an important role in the movie, the other it isn't. story lines and characters get dropped, all fairly easily, before the movie gets the opportunity to let anything develop properly into something remotely funny or interesting.

It also really causes the movie to become a repetitive- and therefore also annoying one. This also causes the movie to drag and bore, especially once the movie starts to feature a bunch of sequences in it, that just go on and on, without really serving much of a purpose to either the movie its story or comedy. About half way through I was really fed up with the movie. It annoyed me, it bored me and I just wanted it to end!

Don't know how but I actually managed to finish watching this movie. It isn't exactly getting any better as it's going on. Even while it in no way is the worst comedy that I have ever seen, it just isn't one I ever exactly had a good time with watching.

4/10

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An expectant couple who moves into the most haunted house in New Orleans call upon the services of the Vatican's elite exorcism team to save them from a demonic baby. From: IMDb.com






Directed by:  Robert Ben Garant & Thomas Lennon
Starring: Leslie Bibb, Thomas Lennon, Riki Lindhome and others
Current release date: July 25, 2013

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An expectant couple who moves into the most haunted house in New Orleans call upon the services of the Vatican's elite exorcism team to save them from a demonic baby. From: IMDb.com






Directed by: Robert Ben Garant & Thomas Lennon
Starring: Leslie Bibb, Rob Corddry, Thomas Lennon and others
Current release date: 2013

Balls of Fury (2007) Directed by Robert Ben Garant





(Review originally written at 13 June 2008)

Obviously this movie got inspired by the success of recent silly comedies and the ones about sports in particular. The movie has more misses then hits in it with its comedy and even though the movie certainly does has its moments, it's just not really a good or recommendable one to watch.

Well, I sort of like this recent silly comedies of this new decade, even though not all are of high quality. They are just so silly that you can't help but laughing. This movie unfortunately is not among the best silly comedies of last recent years. It begins real good and promising but once the main story starts to kick in the movie starts to sleep in and becomes an usual, formulaic, silly, predictable movie, that lacks far too many original or truly hilarious moments. The movie sort of gets better again once Christopher Walken makes his entrance but it's just all not good enough to make this an effective movie. The movie constantly keeps you thinking throughout; They could had really done a better job with this!

It's concept sounds hilarious on its own right and the movie and main story is a spoof of the Bruce Lee class "Enter the Dragon". That movie already sort of was a silly movie in its own right but in a good and almost brilliant way. "Balls of Fury" is far from ever being good or brilliant though.

Probably still the most hilarious element of the movie is the fact that Christopher Walken is in it. He plays his role of course deliberately from a serious angle which makes the comedy involving his character to work out all the better. His role is sort of too small though, also since he doesn't make his appearance until about halve way through the movie. It was as if he only was available for two weeks and they had to shoot all of his stuff in that time frame. None of the other main actors are really solid enough to fully carry this movie and some actors aren't even at the right place in this comedy.

For a good silly sports comedy, watch "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" instead.

5/10

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