The Bargain Bin Review: Taking on the Movies No One Else Will Touch

Some movies can emotionally transport us, alter how we view the very fabric of our society, and change the world as we know it. These aren't the movies Scot Nolan cares about. In this lighthearted and whimsical collection of ninety movie reviews, Nolan takes on some of the worst films ever captured on celluloid. He bypasses the Oscars and goes straight for the Razzies as he chronicles all the campy fun, rampaging monsters, and kitschy gore. From contemporary films to vintage classics, no category goes unturned in Nolan's quest to inform, delight, and entertain his readers with the best of the worst in the film industry. Interspersed among the reviews are autobiographical interludes of Nolan's life. These offer a peek into how he got started down the rabbit hole of reviewing bad movies and why he actually sees value in these cult films, big-budget flops, and straight-to-video disasters.