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Title: naive and comically inept
Review: I've been avoiding this one for years and then I find it's Laurel and Hardy with only marginally more violence. Transcendentally jejune, it stars Micheal Rooker (his screen mum's a hooker) as the eponymous Henry who has a dilemma. "Let me think!" he yells, which not not being his strongest suit, forces him to a previously held conviction, "I am a serial killer" and at the end of the film he rests his case. I said...never mind. Before then, this laughable film had already reached it's nadir with a seduction scene to the accompaniment of a blousey sax.There's some commentary on the film's censorship history, but I couldn't be bothered. The BBFC has finally wised up to the fact that the biggest danger film's of this ilk pose to the public is to their individual IQ's. I don't mind if a film aims high and falls short but when a film aims low and can't even cut it on that level, then it's time to get out the heavy ordnance. Next stop, Oz.
