Posted April 12, 2013
Screamers. The 1995 Peter Weller one.
Nomad_Soul
Silicon Wanderer
Registered: Jun 2009
From United States
VABlitz
Desert Ranger
Registered: Jul 2012
From United States
Posted April 12, 2013
People are listing a lot of movies that I really liked:
Reanimator series
highlander series
Chronicles of Riddick
The first Conan, but the destroyer was awful.
Escape from NY the sequel in LA was awful.
The Road Warrior
Now that Yor I have never seen, but with a theme song like that, I really gotta watch that one, is it on Netflix.
not sure if it's considered a bad movie, but I liked Army of Darkness.
Reanimator series
highlander series
Chronicles of Riddick
The first Conan, but the destroyer was awful.
Escape from NY the sequel in LA was awful.
The Road Warrior
Now that Yor I have never seen, but with a theme song like that, I really gotta watch that one, is it on Netflix.
not sure if it's considered a bad movie, but I liked Army of Darkness.
Charon121
Gray Eminence
Registered: May 2011
From Croatia
Posted April 12, 2013
I liked Schwarzenegger's movie "End of Days" when it came out. It received awful scores in reviews, but for some reason I thought it was daring and exciting. Probably because I was much younger then.
Robette
New User
Registered: Dec 2012
From Belgium
farlark
Return the Slab
Registered: Aug 2011
From United States
Posted April 12, 2013
Postal, directed by the notoriously bad Uwe Boll. Based on the game Postal 2 and starring Dave Foley et al, it's surprisingly entertaining for anyone who's played (and enjoyed) the game. It's available on Netflix.
Post edited April 12, 2013 by farlark
FantasyNightmare
Vote for Nothing
Registered: Jan 2012
From Australia
Posted April 12, 2013
Gamer.
I like that it got Terry Crews, Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall AND Ludacris in one movie. It was fucking awesome, but not very philosophical. The "game" scenes are easily the best part of the movie.
I like that it got Terry Crews, Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall AND Ludacris in one movie. It was fucking awesome, but not very philosophical. The "game" scenes are easily the best part of the movie.
Schnuff
←This Way
Registered: Sep 2012
From Germany
Posted April 12, 2013
Flash Gordon....its so bad i loved watching it.....and also the parody of the parody...FLESH GORDON
I watched this one with some friends and many beers and we couldn't stoped laughing (hey we were 16).
Also all of Troma (even dear Boll could learn from them)
I watched this one with some friends and many beers and we couldn't stoped laughing (hey we were 16).
Also all of Troma (even dear Boll could learn from them)
MaridAudran
Arquebusted
Registered: Aug 2010
From United States
Posted April 12, 2013
Low-budget film about a group of liberal arts grad students who live collectively in a house and undertake a sort of murder-spree via dinner trial to eliminate the scourge of advocates/extremists of right-wing causes, and recycle their bodies as fertilizer for tomato plants.
As a teenager, this film was a fantasy for me the way comic books or fantasy-genre flicks were for others my age.
B-movie all the way, down to the limited number of locations scenes were shot at, reliance on vast amounts of dialogue to advance plot, and preachy nature of the script. But damn fun.
Lifthrasil
Bring the GOG-Downloader back!
Registered: Apr 2011
From Germany
Nirth
GFN / VR / Switch!
Registered: Oct 2010
From Other
Posted April 12, 2013
Then there's Left Behind: World at War
Not a good movie at all but it has its charm because it's so weird and bad at the same time.
Army of Darkness
Another so bad they become good, mostly on the funny side.
Post edited April 12, 2013 by Nirth
rrr8891
New User
Registered: Dec 2012
From United States
Posted April 12, 2013
I love me some low-brow cinema. It's hard for me to narrow it down, but here are my top favorites:
Evil Dead 1 & 2 (which I'm actually hesitant to call "bad movies" considering what Raimi was able to achieve on shoe-string budgets)
Re-Animator & From Beyond (see above parenthetical and substitute Raimi with Gordon)
Street Trash
Zombie 2
Cannibal Ferox
Foxy Brown
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Don't Go in the House
Maniac
Cannibal Holocaust (although it displays some level of artistry with the whole "meta" film-within-a-film thing)
Shogun Assassin (the non-edited Lone Wolf and Cub movies are legitimately good samurai flicks, though)
edit:
Return of the Living Dead should probably be on here too.
Evil Dead 1 & 2 (which I'm actually hesitant to call "bad movies" considering what Raimi was able to achieve on shoe-string budgets)
Re-Animator & From Beyond (see above parenthetical and substitute Raimi with Gordon)
Street Trash
Zombie 2
Cannibal Ferox
Foxy Brown
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Don't Go in the House
Maniac
Cannibal Holocaust (although it displays some level of artistry with the whole "meta" film-within-a-film thing)
Shogun Assassin (the non-edited Lone Wolf and Cub movies are legitimately good samurai flicks, though)
edit:
Return of the Living Dead should probably be on here too.
Post edited April 12, 2013 by rrr8891
TheEnigmaticT
GOG Marketer Guy
GOG.com Team
Registered: Nov 2010
From Poland
Posted April 12, 2013
Popeye.
iippo
Slave of economy
Registered: Dec 2008
From Finland
Posted April 12, 2013
Dead Alive pops to mind.
Vitek
Master of Karate and friendship for everyone
Registered: Apr 2009
From British Indian Ocean Territory
Posted April 12, 2013
Drugs, alcohol, destruction of some hotel rooms, possible domestic violence, deregatory comments about Chuck Lorre which costed him his job, believer in 9/11 Truth Movement, some videos where he claimed to be dark wizard or something and I think even his wife said that she thinks he's crazy.
PaterAlf
Cookie Monster
Registered: Apr 2012
From Christmas Island
Posted April 12, 2013
More or less everything from Fred Olen Ray. This man is a god when it comes to trash movies.