WTF: Worst Food Ever at Kofoo Plate

Oh, Korea, you know that I love you. I love the down-home, authentic Korean food you serve. I love how you will share the whole gamut of flavors and cooking techniques in a single meal.

When you make Korean Food.

Yeah. Korean food in Korea is great. I mean really great. Sometimes other cuisines, not so much.

Korea, I would like to talk about the abomination of the meal that I had at Kofoo food. I should have suspected it as going to be bad when I discovered that the name of the place meant, “Korean Food” yet they served Italian. Korea, I would also like to state that I wanted to eat soup and rice like a good Korean, but my wife wanted Italian (in retrospect, I will try to make the dish at home because I don’t need to pay 20,000 for a pasta unless it is fresh made and has gold flakes and stuff).

Anyway, so my wife ordered the vongole that was overly salty but did have nice clams (I think they over salted the water and then added more salt before service). I ordered the special pizza because it said on the menu that it was a hit and because I wasn’t so hungry.

What I got was an epic fail of a pizza. It was a squid ink crust that was cute in color but didn’t add any flavor. It also didn’t add to the crust which was dry outside and soggy in the middle. The pizza had 4 different flavored sections. One was a classic tomato margarita (which was ok, except that greasy cheese seeped all into the crust and made the whole mess like throw up). Another section had bleu cheese and almonds and honey. Actually this wasn’t so bad because it didn’t have a ton of sauce so the crust was actually a tad crispy. Another section had some beef that was covered in a sticky stick balsamic and tasted like baked raisins and the last section had cheese and ribbons of sweet potato paste. The sweet potato paste was good but It made the whole thing so heavy it was impossible to eat.

Oh, I also ordered some red wine that tasted like burning.

Korea, maybe you think Kofoo Plate is a good place, I have to disagree.

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'Psycho' Anniversary Recalls Worst Movie Remakes Ever

On April 16, 1960, the dawn of modern-day horror films was ushered in with the New York premiere of Alfred Hitchcock's now-iconic "Psycho." The story of murderous motel owner Norman Bates and his deranged mommy issues, the film provided a handful of movie milestones. In addition to often being known as the first psychological thriller and the first slasher flick, no movie prior to "Psycho" had shown a toilet flushing. Furthermore, Hitchcock instituted a controversial policy that forbade latecomers from entering the theater, thereby introducing the then-foreign concept of always arriving at movies on time.

The legacy of "Psycho" has only amplified over time. The movie, which collected four Academy Award nominations, sits at No. 18 on AFI's list of the 100 greatest films of all time and at No. 1 on its list of greatest "thrills."

Its influence has many layers, and much of modern horror's qualities can be attributed to Hitchcock's contributions. But there's one aspect in which the 1960 thriller did not serve contemporary culture fittingly: the 1998 shot-for-shot Gus Van Sant remake, which was universally panned and has remained a point of laughter among Hollywood.

So while "Psycho" mostly reminds of us the wonderful inventiveness that it inspired, we can't help but look back to its dreadful redo and consider the many other films that in no way needed another big-screen tryst. Here are 18 movies that should have remained locked and sealed after their releases.

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Original: 1960 Original's IMDB rating: 8.6 Remake's IMDB rating 4.6

Original: 1956 Original's IMDB rating: 6.8 Remake's IMDB rating 5.7

Original: 1981 Original's IMDB rating: 6.7 Remake's IMDB rating 5.8

Original: 2007 Original's IMDB rating: 7.3 Remake's IMDB rating 5.5

Original: 1971 Original's IMDB rating: 7.5 Remake's IMDB rating 4.8

Original: 1954 Original's IMDB rating: 7.3 Remake's IMDB rating 5.2

Original: 1967 ("Guess Who's Coming To Dinner") Original's IMDB rating: 7.7 Remake's IMDB rating 5.8

Original: 1978 Original's IMDB rating: 7.9 Remake's IMDB rating 6.0

Original: 1936 Original's IMDB rating: 7.9 Remake's IMDB rating 5.7

Original: 1968 Original's IMDB rating: 8.0 Remake's IMDB rating 5.6

Original: 1980 Original's IMDB rating: 5.2 Remake's IMDB rating 3.7

Original: 1965 Original's IMDB rating: 6.5 Remake's IMDB rating 2.9

Original: 1998 Original's IMDB rating: 6.8 Remake's IMDB rating 4.6

Original: 1980 Original's IMDB rating: 6.8 Remake's IMDB rating 3.5

Original: 1972 Original's IMDB rating: 6.9 Remake's IMDB rating 5.8

Original: 1956 ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers") Original's IMDB rating: 7.9 Remake's IMDB rating 5.9

Original: 1975 Original's IMDB rating: 6.8 Remake's IMDB rating 5.1

Original: 1990 Original's IMDB rating: 7.5 Remake's IMDB rating 6.3

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WATCH: Former 'SNL' Cast Member Explains Why Steven Seagal Was Worst Host Ever

Actress, comedian and author Julia Sweeney joined HuffPost Live Thursday to talk about her current projects and her time spent as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live." Sweeney reflected on her experience on the show from 1990 to 1994 and explained why Steven Seagal was a horrible SNL host.

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Worst Marriage Habits

In no particular order, here are some of the top annoying, uncouth, disgusting, nasty, and irritating behaviors that can grow into monumental issues in your marriage.

These bad habits were gleaned from posts on our Marriage Forum.

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