10 Most Sacrilegious Video Game Movie Moments

If you thought Alone in the Dark was bad enough, be grateful that you may not have sat through this.

Uwe Boll's first disastrous attempt at game-to-screen should have warned anyone off letting this man sign a multi-film contract (looking at you, Ubisoft). But here we are with House of the Dead, AKA The Dance Party Backstory Nobody Ever Wanted.

Whilst making a movie adaptation in spooky dwellings would have smacked of "Resident Evil rip-off", why Boll thought the pretext to the events of the game should be set on an island hosting a rave is anyone's guess.

Sure enough, we got treated to some backstory about the island being home to a naughty 15th century Spanish pirate. One that dabbled in zombies and immortality serums, before some dastardly kids decided to host a rave, which awakens him and his horde.

It's all a big load of garish guff that's tenuously setting up one of the characters to be the big bad from the games, but the execution is just awful.