Your Best Bad Movies

[Uncharted]

I've been watching Tubi lately.

Interesting streaming site. Free, with commercials.

Has one of the best collection of bad movies ever assembled.
Some good bad.
Some bad bad.
And some just What the Fuck bad.

Just finished watching a real stinker of a Gladiator flick from 1974 called The Arena, with Pam Grier.


What are some of your favorite bad movies?

 

[anon1]

Dark Star, John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon's first movie.

 

[Druidicfluid]

Sick Girl but pretty much anything with Misty Mundae.

 

[Robert Mugabe]

Got panned as completely pointless. But I liked it.

 

[Insidious Von]

My favorite bad movies come from the legendary Roger Corman...whom Jack Nicholson first started working for.

 

[Grimnul]

I gotta go with Conan the Destroyer. The first one was legitimately good, but Destroyer... well, it had Grace Jones and Wilt Chamberlain in it, and at one point, Pat Roach in a rubber gorilla suit swings Conan around by the ankles. It’s an objectively ridiculous movie, but I still love it. As a bonus, we got more of that incredible Basil Poledouris soundtrack.

 

[MissCroft]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But it was meant to be like that.

 

[GameBoy27]

 

[downbound123]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

 

[Druidicfluid]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But it was meant to be like that.

Have you played the drinking game?
http://https://www.studentdrinkinggames.com/tv-film/rocky-horror-picture-show.html

 

[Insidious Von]

Adam Sandler richly deserved at least a nomination for Uncut Gems. But he's made too many public shitting films for the Academy to forgive him just yet.

 

[icespot]

12 % on the tomatometer, but I really liked this movie. I know Stallone regretted making it, but I found it very funny.

Oscar 1991

 

[Bopper2]

Strange Brew

 

[rafterman]

Steven Seagal is atrocious in everything but Under Siege is a guilty pleasure.

 

[Insidious Von]

Most of Steven Seagal's early films are guilty pleasures, he got grimmer with time and not as interesting.

The big fuckin mamaluc.

 

[Grimnul]

Seagal’s problem was always his ego. He takes himself entirely too seriously. If he was a smarter man, he’d have leaned into the camp aspects of his movies and had a sense of humor about himself, but instead he acts like a blowhard clown (I totally taught Anderson Silva that kick!) and now he’s pretty much a living joke. He could’ve been another Stallone or Arnie, but instead he’s relegated to a regrettable footnote in action movie history.

 

[K Douglas]

Steven Seagal is atrocious in everything but Under Siege is a guilty pleasure.

Wait what? Above The Law was classic.

 

[black booty lover]

My favorite bad movies come from the legendary Roger Corman...whom Jack Nicholson first started working for.

How fucking old are you?? lol

 

[Boss Nass]

 

[shack]

Truly a classic: