In 1997, Running with Scissors and Ripcord Games released the isometric top-down shooter video game, “Postal.” The story of a man known as “The Postal Dude” going, well, postal, was a solid release that spawned multiple sequel games.
A few years after the release of “Postal II,” director Uwe Boll secured the film rights to the game and released 2007’s “Postal” starring Zack Ward (“A Christmas Story“).
It is also one of the worst films ever made.
Boasting a whopping 9 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, “Postal” borrows most of its plot from the second game, but is infused with offensive, tasteless absurdity that has to be seen to be believed.Boll unsuccessfully tried to crowdfund a sequel in 2013, raising only 29,977 of his 500,000 goal.
“Postal” is a film many point toward when discussing the dreaded video game movie curse, but if you ask the director, he apparently believes that “Postal” is not only
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