I'll bite. It looks just
BAD enough to be seen, and yet, perhaps Boll recognizes that this is supposed to be bad, which means it will suck.
The Room is so wonderfully bad because the director and actors took it dead serious, even in the face of the most absolute shite lines, and it felt honest (...honestly bad! Whose got my back?)
But Boll has established that he's not a great director, which, suffice it to say, he might make a bad movie because he knows how to make bad movies, in which case means it might suck hard. I could be wrong, but if a director knows he's making a bad movie usually strives said director to do absolutely everything to make a bad movie, but not to do it with some kind of aesthetic of direction, in which case, we end up with movies like this:
instead of movies where doing bad with respect to the actors, audience and everybody else, we should get:
However, I might see it, just, if anything, to see a large woman get a role that's typically reserved for Ms. Kristanna Loken, maybe Boll has a sense of humor here.