Words cannot do this film justice; you really have to see for yourself.
A banal script about an unsympathetic coach finding himself in a championship game surrounded by an unlikely series of events which raises the stakes.
This had to be intentional: it i s not possible to make a film this bad by accident. It deserves a lifetime Razzie for just how bad it is, and that list includes "classics" like Sleepaway Camp (which had sequels) or The Dentist (which also had a sequel).
I'm not sure what this film was trying to prove, if anything, but it has failed miserably at its task. Anyone associated with this film will have much to answer for on Judgment Day.
