Postal (DVD)

German director Uwe Boll is very well known for his utterly terrible video game adaptations such as House of the Dead, Far Cry, and Bloodrayne. You wouldn't believe that the guy has a pHD in Literature by looking at his filmography, but with his latest adaptation of the highly controversial videogame Postal, he's actually managed to make a film that isn't cinematic excrement, and is in fact mildly tolerable, offensive filth! Much like the game, the film takes place in the seemingly idyllic town of Paradise, Arizona, where the protagonist known only as Dude (Zack Ward) has had a very bad day - he's not been able to get a job, and his morbidly obese wife has ...  Read the complete review

Zack Ward as Postal Dude Dave Foley as Uncle Dave Verne Troyer as Himself Larry Thomas as Osama bin Laden Brent Mendenhall as George W. Bush Uwe Boll as Himself One of my guilty pleasures in life is that I admittedly love the 2003 PC game 'Postal 2', one of the most under-rated, under-known (although pretty notorious amongst those who do know of it) and chortle-out-loud hilarious First Person Shooter (FPS) games ever. In this game, you play an Everyman type of character known only as 'Postal Dude', who becomes fed up with life in a rundown trailer park in the fictional town of Paradise, Arizona with an obnoxious demanding wife, an ...  Read the complete review