Then it must be because you have not allowed yourself to experience the amazing piece of cinema that is Gymkata Killer. I would hate myself too. I was once like you, and then I saw what can only be described as the best movie, EVER! It's so horribly, terribly, frighteningly bad that it cannot be taken seriously. Once the movie, like a horrible, disfiguring train-wreck, careens forward through the opening scene, you understand that it's actually a dadaistic masterpiece - it is truly a movie whose 'brilliance' is housed in its irrationality and negation of the accepted laws of cinema.
It's like looking through a peephole into a post-apocalyptic world in which a nuclear bomb did NOT go off.
(Cutting edge special effects... On par with the TV's Batman & Robin! -- the live action 1970s series, not the cartoons)
It's like looking through a peephole into a post-apocalyptic world in which a nuclear bomb did NOT go off.
(Cutting edge special effects... On par with the TV's Batman & Robin! -- the live action 1970s series, not the cartoons)