On Deadly Ground (1994)

[On Deadly Ground (1994)]

I just watched this on HBO Go and yes, it needs to be covered on HDTGM. The only thing more offensive than its portrayal of Native Americans is Michael Caine's dye job. Seagal has a vision quest about wrestling a bear. Billy Bob Thornton is there.

 

Check out this article Michael Caine apparently wrote about the experience:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1311129/Michael-Caine-I-desperate-I-did-movie-Steven-Seagal-In-Alaska-called-On-Deadly-Ground-The-title-proved-apt-.html

[Episode 68 - Antichrist (w/ Michael Lerman)]

I vote yes. The movie is gorgeous, the acting is perfect, and any movie that makes me recoil in horror and shout at my TV should get its proper due.

 

Plus, Chaos Reigns Fox is one of cinema's all-time great characters.

[The Cobbler]

A friend of mine forced me to watch this recently, and it is absolutely one of the worst movies I've seen, and manages to be offensive to black, Jewish, Asian, and transgender people all at once. It comes from the writer/director of The Station Agent and Win/Win, which are both good! And it has a creepy scene of Adam Sandler pretending to be his long-lost dad (Dustin Hoffman) for the purpose of "treating" his mom to one last date. She then promptly dies. This movie is unreal. Also, I don't believe there's a Sandler movie in the HDTGM oeuvre, and this would be the perfect entry.