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Sylvester Stallone is one of the best action movie stars of all time<\/a>, rising to fame in the 1970s with “Rocky” and starring in the “Rambo” movies in the ’80s. He recently jumped at the chance to star in “Tulsa\u00a0King,”<\/a> which made him a TV star.\u00a0But believe it or not, it wasn’t long ago that Sylvester Stallone wasn’t so popular and seemed to be churning out bombs left and right. And it was during this point that Stallone took his first and only shot at making a horror movie. The result is the\u00a0bizarre 2002 film “Eye\u00a0See You,” also known by the even weirder title “D-Tox.”<\/p>\n A bad horror movie with a major box office star, “D-Tox” is about a beleaguered cop at the end of his rope who is trapped inside a detox facility during a snowstorm, where he’s forced to face off a bloodthirsty killer who wants him and all the other recovering addicts dead. Every bit as dumb as that brief synopsis sounds, the film is a bad idea right from the get-go, but its cast is surprisingly strong: In addition to Stallone, the film also stars Kris Kristofferson, Jeffrey Wright, Charles S. Dutton, and Robert Patrick. But all of its cast is utterly wasted in a story that feels like someone just mashed together a bad teen slasher with an even worse “Se7en” clone.<\/p>\n Is the film worth watching, though? If we’re being honest, it kind of is. It’s a solid so-bad-it’s-good horror movie, while the novelty of seeing some good stars doing bad work is almost worth the price of a movie ticket \u2014 but can be seen for free on Tubi, Plex, Roku, and others.<\/p>\n