Best bad movies?

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ghostargot wrote::lol:

Yeah, I've noticed those IMDB comments before - hilarious!

Check out the trailer for Wiseau's new project "The Neighbors:" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGpwxHMUndk :shock:
Interesting how a certain jcnigel's only favorite video on youtube (after having only watched a total of 10 videos on youtube) is that video. Here's his comment: "Not since Friends or Coupling has a show had such a cast of sexy funny characters. An instant classic. This show will surely be as loved and talked about as other greats like All in the Family and Mash." conspiracy!

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A friend on another site just reminded me of this gem:

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Zardoz? i wouldn't call that a "bad movie." nothing was bad about it except the reception it got!!

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Do you really think so? If it's any evidence to the contrary, its name has come up on this list a half dozen times.
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personal opinion? :oops:

eh i concede. it was pretty cheesy.

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We got caught short over the long weekend and had no netflix flicks to watch so I bought a 4-disaster-movie "collectors'" box for five bucks. Some really bad movies can be a lot of fun, so what the hell. What the hell is "Crash Landing,* my contender for the worst movie ever made. No redeeming value at all. Two of the others (earthquake and fire) were at least absurdly amusing. Not so *Crash Landing.* We have avalanche still to go.

Last night, we watched *Donnie Brasco* again for the nth time.

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A couple weeks ago I watched Gymkata back to back with Troll 2.

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gordon wrote:personal opinion? :oops:

eh i concede. it was pretty cheesy.

No.


No.


No..


To me the epitome of a bad movie is boring one. And Zardoz (for all of it's faults) isn't boring.. I cannot feel guilt for enjoying it. It is what it is...
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Dohol wrote:
gordon wrote:personal opinion? :oops:

eh i concede. it was pretty cheesy.

No.


No.


No..


To me the epitome of a bad movie is boring one. And Zardoz (for all of it's faults) isn't boring.. I cannot feel guilt for enjoying it. It is what it is...
eh, i found both the plot and the pace to be pretty damn boring actually (and i like Zardoz quite a bit).
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I'm not sure what "bad" is anymore, but these films are generally disliked but I love them...

Actium Maximus: War of the Alien Dinosaurs (you've never seen worse special effects than this; an unintentionally bizarre, amazing film)
Angel Dust
Baby Blood (aka the Evil Within)
Back Against the Wall
Baconhead
Beaver and Buttface
Bell from Hell
Beyond the Limits
Black Roses
Bloodmoon
Bloody Wednesday
Body Melt
Boneyard
Breaking Point (by the guy who made Thriller: A Cruel Picture)
Bride of Frank
Bullets Over Summer
Burning Moon
Butterfly Kiss
The Cat
Chaos in Outerspace
Cop
Corndog Man
Crazy Family
Crazy Lips (also see: Gore From Outer Space)
Dandy Dust
Dark Night of the Soul (aka Black Opium Graveyard Man)
Deadfall (extremely boring and shitty but Nicolas Cage's wacked-out performance is worth the price of the film -- or the youtube watch. Obscure for good reason, it sucks, but NICOLAS CAGE .. MAN.. you won't believe it, I promise)
Deadly Prey
Deadtime Stories
Dear Pillow
Death Bed: Bed that Eats
Death Drug
Death Powder
The Demon
Der Todesking
Dr. Lamb
Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon
Duck! The Carbine High Massacre
Fame Whore
Family Portraits: Trilogy of America
Family Viewing
Fatty Drives the Bus (an all-time fav; somehow I own 3 copies..?!)
Freak Orlando
Funeral Procession of Roses
Funky Forest
Galaxy Invader
Geek Maggot Bingo
The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai
Goodnight, God Bless
Haisu
Hi, Mom!
Hole in my Heart
Horror House on Highway 5
Id
Izo
Jefftowne
Jungle Burger
Kamillions
Killing Spree
Kill Me Again
Living
Love God
Love - Zero = Infinity
Lulu on the Bridge
Lurkers
Magic of the Universe
Maniac Nurses Find Ecstasy
Messiah of Evil
Microwave Massacre
Migrating Forms
Mod Fuck Explosion
Monster High
Monsturd
Mute Witness
Mutilation Man
Mysterious Skin
Neon Maniacs
Nightmare Weekend
Night Train to Terror
Once and Future Queen
Orgy of the Dead
Outside Out
Pistol Opera
Premutos: Lord of the Living Dead
Private Parts (not the Howard Stern film)
Rampo Noir
Real Fiction
Reflections of Evil
Relentless
Rock-a-Die Baby
Rock'n'Roll Nightmare
The Room
Samurai Cop
Sante Fe
Scrap Heaven
Scumrock
Shaye and Kiki: Fun Bubble
Shopping for Fangs
Short Time
Shredder Orpheus
SICK
Sins of the Fleshapoids
Slime City
Small White House
Sombre
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rama
Spaceman
Speaking Parts
Special Needs
Splatter: Naked Blood (again, not TOO obscure but worth mentioning)
Spookies
Stairway to the Distant Past
Story of a Junkie
Strange Behaviour
Student Bodies
Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator
Superstarlet A.D.
Superstition
Survey Map of a Paradise Lost
Terminal USA
Thou Shalt Not Kill... Except
Totally Fucked Up
Touch Me in the Morning
Townies
Unmasked Part 25
Viewer Discretion Advised
Visions of Suffering
White of the Eye
Wool 100%
Worst Horror Movie Ever Made
Zardoz (not too obscure, but again, forgotten)
Zero

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Who would call Pistol Opera a 'bad' movie?

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adamcooley wrote:I'm not sure what "bad" is anymore, but these films are generally disliked but I love them...

Actium Maximus: War of the Alien Dinosaurs (you've never seen worse special effects than this; an unintentionally bizarre, amazing film)
Angel Dust
Baby Blood (aka the Evil Within)
Back Against the Wall
Baconhead
Beaver and Buttface
Bell from Hell
Beyond the Limits
Black Roses
Bloodmoon
Bloody Wednesday
Body Melt
Boneyard
Breaking Point (by the guy who made Thriller: A Cruel Picture)
Bride of Frank
Bullets Over Summer
Burning Moon
Butterfly Kiss
The Cat
Chaos in Outerspace
Cop
Corndog Man
Crazy Family
Crazy Lips (also see: Gore From Outer Space)
Dandy Dust
Dark Night of the Soul (aka Black Opium Graveyard Man)
Deadfall (extremely boring and shitty but Nicolas Cage's wacked-out performance is worth the price of the film -- or the youtube watch. Obscure for good reason, it sucks, but NICOLAS CAGE .. MAN.. you won't believe it, I promise)
Deadly Prey
Deadtime Stories
Dear Pillow
Death Bed: Bed that Eats
Death Drug
Death Powder
The Demon
Der Todesking
Dr. Lamb
Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon
Duck! The Carbine High Massacre
Fame Whore
Family Portraits: Trilogy of America
Family Viewing
Fatty Drives the Bus (an all-time fav; somehow I own 3 copies..?!)
Freak Orlando
Funeral Procession of Roses
Funky Forest
Galaxy Invader
Geek Maggot Bingo
The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai
Goodnight, God Bless
Haisu
Hi, Mom!
Hole in my Heart
Horror House on Highway 5
Id
Izo
Jefftowne
Jungle Burger
Kamillions
Killing Spree
Kill Me Again
Living
Love God
Love - Zero = Infinity
Lulu on the Bridge
Lurkers
Magic of the Universe
Maniac Nurses Find Ecstasy
Messiah of Evil
Microwave Massacre
Migrating Forms
Mod Fuck Explosion
Monster High
Monsturd
Mute Witness
Mutilation Man
Mysterious Skin
Neon Maniacs
Nightmare Weekend
Night Train to Terror
Once and Future Queen
Orgy of the Dead
Outside Out
Pistol Opera
Premutos: Lord of the Living Dead
Private Parts (not the Howard Stern film)
Rampo Noir
Real Fiction
Reflections of Evil
Relentless
Rock-a-Die Baby
Rock'n'Roll Nightmare
The Room
Samurai Cop
Sante Fe
Scrap Heaven
Scumrock
Shaye and Kiki: Fun Bubble
Shopping for Fangs
Short Time
Shredder Orpheus
SICK
Sins of the Fleshapoids
Slime City
Small White House
Sombre
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rama
Spaceman
Speaking Parts
Special Needs
Splatter: Naked Blood (again, not TOO obscure but worth mentioning)
Spookies
Stairway to the Distant Past
Story of a Junkie
Strange Behaviour
Student Bodies
Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator
Superstarlet A.D.
Superstition
Survey Map of a Paradise Lost
Terminal USA
Thou Shalt Not Kill... Except
Totally Fucked Up
Touch Me in the Morning
Townies
Unmasked Part 25
Viewer Discretion Advised
Visions of Suffering
White of the Eye
Wool 100%
Worst Horror Movie Ever Made
Zardoz (not too obscure, but again, forgotten)
Zero
Should I be impressed? If you've actually seen all these, I imagine you've seen a few good films too. Would prefer to read about them - and your own work - instead of a long, intimidating list.
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I haven't worked my way through this thread yet, so I'm not a citizen yet, only a visitor. But I just recently read this essay by critic Adrian Martin (who might be familiar to some as co-editor, with Jonathan Rosenbaum, of the interesting MOVIE MUTATIONS anthology, as well as being an editor of the webzine Rouge, which I've found to be of interest), which is more or less about bad movies' badness. He's an academic lately, but a critic for a long time and first of all, so I don't think anyone will be put off by needless word salad. Some good insights!

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Dan Warburton wrote:Should I be impressed? If you've actually seen all these, I imagine you've seen a few good films too. Would prefer to read about them - and your own work - instead of a long, intimidating list.
in a thread titled "best bad movies," I don't really see how discussing either of those things would be appropriate

maybe a long list with only a few short descriptions isn't the best way of conveying that information, but Adam's posted that list on another board in the past and I have actually looked up a few of the films and been interested in seeing them


thanks for the link to that article... I'll be sure to check it out

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watched Crank and Crank 2 this week.

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shockingly, audaciously, unbelievably horrible, one-upping itself every two seconds. fun!

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These are my bad movies ,but I enjoy them,
-Killing Spree
-Kill Me Again
-Funeral Procession of Roses
-Deadly Prey
-Cat woman
-Alone in the Dark

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New reviews are all seen at the 2nd run theatre on dollar day in East Providence:

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"There's a part where he eats a live cockroach, which although a major selling point for me going into the movie, is now kinda bottom rung as far as awesome things that happen in this movie go. If you want to truly understand how amazing this movie is, you need to imagine a ladder going up to heaven where the first step is Nicholas Cage eating a cockroach. Every step after that though is Nicholas Cage doing something else totally amazing that somehow dwarfs that. And this ladder, it goes on forever. It's really long."

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Does Wyatt Earp qualify?

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