A morally corrupt kiddy show host (Williams) plots the demise of his television replacement (Norton).

A black comedy that is largely uneven but occasionally hilarious. Death to Smoochy received extremely mixed reviews by critics and audiences. It is a difficult film to put your finger on; it is both clever and silly, somewhat boring and rather interesting all at the same time. In this regard it is unlike any film I've ever seen.

Truly a must see for fans of Robin Williams and Ed Norton, both actors have interesting roles and perform well. DeVito's direction is a highlight, as is the colorful photography.

Directed by Danny DeVito.