10 Worst Movie Premises
10 Worst Movie Premises of All-Time 10. No Such Thing (2002) - http://www.epinions.com/review/mvie_mu-1113391/content_529528360580 A supposed modern "Beauty and the Beast" with mousy reporter Sarah Polley encountering an angry, depressed, alcoholic monster played by a hopefully well-paid Robert John Burke. Then when Polley convinces the monster to come to New York with her, it turns into a mixture of "King Kong" and a satire on media and celebrity. At no point, however, does it become even remotely watchable. One of the most inexplicably bad films I've ever seen, the premise is just ridiculous. 9. Freddy Got Fingered (2001) - Tom Green's notorious starring vehicle about a slacker wannabe cartoonist who accuses his dad of committing the title act on his brother. Oh, the hilarity. How did this even get released? And where in the hell is Tom Green these days, come to think of it? 8. Runaway (1984) - http://www.epinions.com/revi