Dogman

Granted, I have to say that I wasn't expecting anything, virtually nothing from the 2012 mystery thriller "Dogman" from writer and director Richard Brauer.

And with good cause, because "Dogman" was a swing and a miss of a movie. Talk about a laughably bad script and storyline, accompanied by equally dubious acting performances and special effects. This movie was just bad, downright bad. And not bad in the way that it becomes cheesy fun to watch. No, "Dogman" was just bad.

Well, it would be a lie to say that the cast ensembled in "Dogman" would spur any sense of excitement for the movie. I mean, sure I liked Larry Joe Campbell from his role in the "According to Jim" series, but in a movie such as "Dogman", nah, not so much.

The special effects in this 2012 movie were just awful to witness.

I suppose if you get a kick out of watching low budget and dubious horror movies, then there is something to be enjoyed in "Dogman". I just found it to be a waste of time. And believe you me, I have no intention of sitting down to watch the 2014 sequel.

My rating of "Dogman" lands on a very generous two out of ten stars.