There's a thin line between horror and hilarity. Some film makers go stumbling across that line with such reckless abandon that they wind up crashing through a window on the other side of the room. Here are 10 brutally violent scenes that are entertaining for all the wrong reasons.

A heartless and mean spirited chef who thinks he sees rats everywhere. Owner of Gusteau's after Gusteau's demise and the main antagonist of the film. Skinner's behaviour, diminutive size, and body language are loosely based on Louis de Funes.

This 1971 "classic", is about Doctor Robert Neville, who has survived the plague caused by war, because he had an experimental Vaccine. This war has killed almost everyone except for a few hundred who call themselves "The Family".

Keanu Reeves was fantastic in this film and he really showed what a great actor he is. The police are the Street Kings and Keanu Reeves is their enforcer. Action from beginning to end. Street Kings is an excellent film that blew me away!

Licence to Kill is the sixteenth film in the James Bond film series. Licence to Kill was the the 2nd and final film with Timothy Dalton playing James Bond, and the last Bond film for over 6 years. Which is the longest time between films.

Colonel Miles Quaritch is the main antagonist of Avatar and the Chief of Security of Hell's Gate on Pandora. Possessed of little respect for indigenous lifeforms, especially the Na'vi, he directed the destruction of the Omaticaya Hometree and lead the RDA forces in an attempt to destroy the Tree of Souls. The character is played by Stephen Lang.

Based on a novel by Christopher Priest, The Prestige follows two Victorian age stage magicians who stuggle to outdo each other. A friendship that became a rivalry...A rivalry that turned deadly... after devising a seemingly impossible new trick.

Although the movie is predictable, like most romance comedies are, nevertheless it was sweet. Sure a bit unrealistic in terms of the time line of the whole plot takes place but this is why we have movies like this, so you can escape into the fantasy of romance and humor.

Despite the 70s sleaze and feel to it, Love at First Bite was a brilliant spoof of the original Dracula. George Hamilton's campy accent and deep Dracula gaze were perfect. George Hamilton had obviously studied the Bela Lugosi version carefully, and there are many references to famous lines.

The USS Enterprise was back in action this summer with a Star Trek reboot that has familiar names like Kirk, Spock and McCoy but with new faces in all those iconic roles. Pegg is on board in the role of Montgomery Scotty Scott, made famous by the late James Doohan.

Just a couple from Heavyweights, and some from diff movies, some music shit

A Smart and funny film that provides thought provoking content delivered through a network of great acting performances that made it a hilarious film. It was truly refreshing how no one in the film was filmed smoking a cigarette. Check this out!

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, has just released the full Oscar nominations list for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards which will be held on March 7. This year, the Oscar Nominations include 10 movies in the Best Picture Category.

The Marx Brothers' second movie, filmed in a studio in Astoria, Queens. It has more than enough scenes of trademark humour from the brothers to compensate. It's also impressive that the film hasn't aged much, given it was made in the early 1930's. It does feel stagy at times, but the Marx's timeless comic style is still fresh after all these years.

This 1973 movie was the first movie to use rock and roll music all through the soundtrack. The film introduced such stars as Harrison Ford, Richard Dreyfuss, Cindy Williams and Charles Martin Smith. The film is about a group of recently graduated teenagers during one night of cruising the streets on summer of 1962. Adult Language

Superheroes and supervillains often mirror each other in their powers, abilities, or origins. Often the only difference between the two is that the hero uses his extraordinary powers to help others, while the villain uses his powers for selfish purposes. Here are some that are commonly found in comic books and action movies.

In the movie A Simple Plan, Jacob Mitchell (Billy Bob Thornton), is less educated than his brother and clearly suffers from an almost paralyzing shyness and social ineptness. His simple dream is to use his share of the found money to regain the family farm, lost in the effort to settle their father's massive debts.

A respected Jedi on par with the venerable Yoda, Mace Windu was a senior member of the Jedi High Council. His wisdom and experience were legendary, and his words carried great weight. Many of the quotes are from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. He is most famously portrayed by actor Samuel Jackson.