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Really bad movies you love to watch

Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo...
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And pretty much every other movie that involves dancing. Yup.
 
Native Son said:
I think you might be right.

Showgirls is pure feces, but Saturday Night Fever is even better.
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SNF is pretty bad, though the dancing is fun (I'd seen better at the disco every week). What's truly jawdroppingly, horrifically terrible is the sequel. There was one, you know. It was unbelievably bad, and the dancing was kind of...icky. Like they were trying to be serious with it and failed miserably.
 
ooooh I forgot one

Leonard part 6


Its so bad but there's something about it that makes my all giggly retarded

"Quellish"
 
Scary Movies franchise
Alan Quatermain franchise
The Exorcist franchise except the first
Zombie Strippers --- so bad it's good :lol:
 
I have! Bob took me to Santa Barbara this weekend! :lol:

or something like that.
 
talesofabyssjade said:
Sci-Fi original movies....
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Original movies?


Well, beyond 'Flash Gordon' I recommend

-> Mario Bava's 'Planet of the Vampires' (1965).



The US-Trailer: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IknItrag-Yg[/ame]



An old SF-Classic which forstalled the story of Ridley Scott's 'Alien'
14 years before. Low budget - great atmosphere.


Works especially well with the Louisiana taste for cold pizza and hot Italian sauces.... . O:)


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I watched 'The Amityville horror' (the recent one) on TV a few years ago. It was so bad, some parts were actually funny. I can't say that I really enjoyed it though.
 
bw92116 said:
Someone mentioned The Towering Inferno, and I'm sure the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is ashamed now, but they did nominate it for 8 Oscars including Best Picture, and it won in 3 categories (Cinematography, Film Editing and Original Song). (The other Best Picture nominees that year were Chinatown, Lenny, The Conversation and The Godfather Part II, which won.)

I remember seeing the original Poseidon Adventure in a theater when it first came out in 1972 and enjoying it. Though I was only 12 so what did I know. I was unimpressed by Citizen Kane, so that shows you.

I actually watched a few scenes from Return of the Killer Tomatoes being filmed in my neighborhood in 1987, when George Clooney was just a TV actor. I finally rented it a couple of years ago and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be - it had sort of a tongue-in-cheek humor about itself and I was glad that I finally sat down and watched it.

One of the worst films I've ever sat through was Young Cycle Girls, a.k.a. Cycle Vixens from 1978. Tried to be sort of a teenage-girl version of Easy Rider and failed on every level: inane script, amateur acting, horrible filming and editing, just unbelievably bad in every way. But we got a few laughs from watching it and were quoting some of the worst lines for months.

One film that really deserves some sort of award for bad films is Sextette (1978 ) starring an 85-year-old Mae West and a whole bunch of cameos by famous people ranging from Ringo Starr to Tony Curtis, Alice Cooper, Rona Barrett, Regis Philbin, and many others. Mae West was in her mid-80s when this was filmed, yet still tried to pass herself off as a sex bomb. She looks more like a marshmallow after it's been toasted. It's an insane movie, but at least they dressed it up with some bodybuilders for eye candy. To see them acting as if they find her attractive is worth the price of admission.

Possibly the worst musical is Can't Stop the Music (1980), released just as disco was dying.
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You've got good taste in bad movies, my friend.

I love Sextette. There's a great review of the film here: http://www.jabootu.com/sextette.htm

One of my all-time favorites is The Giant Claw:



btw, I bought the deluxe DVDs of Poseidon Adventure and Towering Inferno which included a repro of the original program and lobby cards. Irwin Allen is the best.
 
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