And by "reworking," I mean the elimination of all attempts at narrative, acting, or any pretense that this "professor meets Hungarian immigrant" porn is about anything but meaningless, grim sex. I say, less bad acting, more shtupping!
This chick. For the most "absolutely fascinating" six seconds of B-movie acting to ever hit the small screen.
(Adrianna Miles in Werewolf.)
Sharon and Fred do movies, but they should really do their own sitcom. Just watch Sharon. Her deadpan stare and robotic script reading couldn't be more uncomfortable or entertaining.
And you thought the reality television of today was bad? Check out this craptastic scene from Tough Guys Don't Dance. The actor is Ryan O'Neal and the director was the late Norman Mailer.
I've heard that good actors do whatever it takes to get into character, and I guess they'll also stop at nothing--even when it's the edge of the stage. The following actress playing Helen Keller takes "good" to a whole new level-- orchestra level, to be exact.
It's no surprise that this little montage is Web Junk TV's Junk Of The Day. Some film buff compiled six categories of bad movie scenes and completely redeemed them in the process. How?
Average grandmother by night, imaginary super hero by day. Pow! Pow!
The Superbowl commercials sucked this year, but I think the following crapmercial somehow redeems the entire genre of bad TV ads out there. It's so bad, it's good. I mean, placing two socially awkward women in front of a bathing suit rack in a warehouse in order to sell a realty service is so darn...original.
The Golden Globes may have come and gone, but there's one award they forgot to announce last night: the "That Actor Has Balls!" award. Yes, folks, we here at GiggleSugar would now like to present that award to this transgendered-by-daytime dude.