This is one of the worst films I have seen. Not good.
This isn't one of those fun bad movies, it's just bad. BUT, it's bad in a way that you can't look away from.
Like Tommy Wiseau's THE ROOM, John S Rad's DANGEROYS MEN seems to exist in it's own world, completely devoid of self-awareness. This lack of self-awareness, in both cases results in cinema which isn't afraid to break the rules (mostly because it isn't aware of the rules), which is at the same time completely "authentic" in its ineptitude.
What is there to say about Dangerous Men that hasn't already been said about Afghanistan? The filmmaker, John S.
I've had the pleasure of seeing this opening night, and again a couple weeks later. I can truly see this as the next cult classic.
What is to be said about the movie that would make Ed Wood vomit with rage? This film did not just blindside me, it actually blinded me.
I, like most people I assume, wandered into a screening of this film because it fit the time slot and was totally obscure. I went with four other buddies and I must say we were blow away by how unbelievably terrible it was and how much fun we had at the same time.
I have found religion. Dangerous Men has filled the hole in my soul.
