VIDEO: Renegado’s 50th Episode Special: For a Few Reviews More
In this Very Special Episode, the Renegado bares his soul about Mexican stereotypes, does a surprise movie review, and includes more cameos than anyone ever thought possible!
Author: Film Renegado
RAW FEED: Cazafantasmas 2 Esta Subestimado.
Hay películas de las que no tengo mucho de que hablar pero aún así tienen suficientes razones para ser recomendables. Caso número 1: Cazafantasmas 2.
VIDEO: Ghostbusters II (1989)
The Renegado ain't afraid of no underrated movies! In this special series of short reviews, he covers movies that he doesn't have a lot to say about, but he can tell you why he likes them (or dislikes them). First up, he explains why Ghostbusters II is underrated!
VIDEO: The Road to El Dorado (2000)
While you wait for Renegado's upcoming 50th episode spectacular, here's another crossover special! Renegado's home is invaded by two unexpected guests: Stephan and a cartoon ball named Nootrac (get it?). To kill time until they figure out just what the heck happened, they review The Road To El Dorado, the movie that killed DreamWorks 2-D animation.
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VIDEO: Machete (2010)
It's Film Renegado's second anniversary! And what better way to celebrate than with more Danny Trejo? This is... Machete!
VIDEO: Bad Ass (2012)
Remember Epic Beard Man? Well, it turns out they made a movie about him. That's right, somebody's cell phone video of two guys fighting on a bus has been made into a movie... starring Danny Trejo. No, really.
VIDEO: Top 5 Least Awful 2012-Themed Disaster Movies
To celebrate the winter solstice, and the end of... disaster movies set in 2012, the Renegado counts down the 5 least awful movies based on a total misunderstanding of the Mayan calendar.
VIDEO: Santo and Blue Demon vs. The Monsters (1969)
Together, the two luchadores battle the Mexican Dracula, vampire women, the Wolfman, a cyclops, the Mummy, and the Frankenstein monster. It's cheesy, ridiculous fun. In other words, a Santo film.
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VIDEO: Alyas Batman en Robin: Filipino Batman and Robin (1991)
The Renegado teams up with Sofie Liv and Mr. Mendo to become the ultimate reviewing super team: The Agony Anarchists! Can this brand-new team survive their first mission: a two-hour hour long, tedious Batman and Robin parody musical made in the Philippines? You read that right: a Batman musical.
VIDEO: Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 (2011)
NOTE: This review is in Spanish with English subtitles. This time around, the main leads have kids, and they're more annoying than ever, which isn't helped by a ridiculous plot that has nothing to do with them at all. At least the movie still features George Lopez's voice... Wait, why is that a good thing, again?
VIDEO: Jarry Putter (2003)
From the depths of the cheapest Mexican cinema comes Jarry Putter, a softcore porn parody of the Harry Potter franchise (specifically Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone). Renegado and the Porn Critic team up to guide you through this rare, random, and weird gem.
VIDEO: Shark Attack 3: Megalodon (2002)
The Renegado takes a look at one of only two shark movies set in Mexico, and the one that's known the world over for being one of the worst movies ever made, and also for having a famous line that got dubbed over with a shout-out to I Love Lucy in the TV version. So hop on your Sea-Doo and get ready to cruise right into the mouth of unintentional hilarity! Features a special guest appearance by Obscurus Lupa!
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VIDEO: Iron Sky (2012)
NOTE: This review is in Spanish with English subtitles. With Udo Kier as a hilarious main villain, Iron Sky is a dark comedy about Nazis who invade earth from the moon, and then wacky hijinks ensue.
VIDEO: Santo vs. The Vampire Women (1962)
It's Halloween, and per the Renegado's made-up tradition, it's time to talk about everyone's favorite lucha libre superhero, El Santo! This time, he tackles Santo vs. Las Mujeres Vampiro, which would later be dubbed into English, retitled Samson vs. The Vampire Women, and mocked mercilessly on Mystery Science Theater 3000. Featuring cameos from all your favorite Agony Booth contributors, and the Blue Demon!
VIDEO: Dragonball Evolution (2009)
NOTE: This review is in Spanish with English subtitles. In this edition of the Movie Skewer, the Film Renegado enlists the help of two Latino friends to take on Dragonball Evolution, the long-anticipated big screen adaption of a popular anime/manga, directed by James Wong
(Final Destination).
VIDEO: Casa de Mi Padre (2012)
Get ready for some forced silliness! Casa de Mi Padre stars Will Ferrell in a role that requires him to speak perfect Spanish, and it's as stupid as you think it is.
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VIDEO: Saving Private Perez (2011)
A Mexican drug lord embarks upon an epic suicide mission to Iraq to rescue his brother and bring him back home. A parody of the drug lord lifestyle and action movies in general, Saving Private Perez is a movie you can't miss, and the Renegado is here to tell you why!
VIDEO: The Crime of Father Amaro (2002)
A young priest is sent to a church in a small town. His arrival sets off a chain reaction of thorny politics, sexual relationships, and betrayal, after he falls in love with an underage girl. Renegado dives in to find out if the controversy is enough to make the film worth watching.
VIDEO: Nacho Libre (2006)
Renegado watches Nacho Libre, a movie where, for reasons beyond the understanding of mere mortals, Jack Black plays a Mexican monk who becomes a lucha libre wrestler. Sure, he's trying too hard with the fake accent, but is the movie really that bad? Find out in the video!
VIDEO: Spy Kids 4-D: All the Time in the World (2011)
The cast has completely changed since the previous movies, with Jessica Alba as the spy kids' mother, Community's Joel Mchale as a spy hunter, and the voice of Ricky Gervais giving a terrible performance as a robot dog. This movie stinks in every possible sense of the word.
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