Attack of the the Eye Creatures, Flash Gordon,The Creeping Terror, Fugitive Alien, Space Mutiny, The Amazing Colossal Man, anything by Ed Wood

I didn't realise that people didn't like Terry Gilliam's 'Tidelands' until I read a Cracked.com "What the hell were they thinking?" column the other day, to me its one of the best films by one of my very favourite directors - maybe that makes me a bit weird, I don't know

The Bill and Ted films seem like they should be 'So bad they're good' but I remember then being just plain 'So awesome they're awesome' maybe it was because I was kinda young at the time...

I also think its sad how misunderstood Paul Verhovan is - his Hollywood films were so subversive and under the radar with the whole 'satire of the filmmaking industry' thing going on, like Tarantino getting mistaken for Uwe Bol or something! I'm especially thinking of Starship Troopers here, Robocop was more a standard action film with hidden depths rather than a 'bad film' with hidden depths. Hells, a girl who studied Media Studies at uni told me that even Showgirls is an hilarious parody if you know how to watch it, that one I even missed (maybe because I was distracted by the b00bs?)

Also Biodome was OK, I guess, I was a sucker for the whole surfer dude thing, huh? Plus Kylie was hot in it also its funny how much that born again religious cock Steve Baldwin regrets doing it now! I only hope that he gets a bump on the head and wakes up as a born again, again surfer dude who massively regrets being such a sanctimonious douche!

Oh, Rocky Horror Show, Zardos and Barberella of course!

OK that is just hilarious, the drugs, alcohol, destruction of stuff and violance I don't mind because I have seen alot of Metal bands doing shit like that.

Chuck Lorre well I understand a bit.

But I am not that big of a fan of Charlie, I don't watch to many of his films so eh.

THIS.........With you, the masterpiece of BAD

BAD, acting
BAD, props
BAD, effects
BAD, scripting
BAD............just so BAD that's actually worth watching, even if you want your time back afterwards :P

What the fuck was that weapon? AS rocket-launcher?

More like bad-AS-s rocket launcher with extra bad ;p

Just FYI, AS is official abbreviation for Anti-Snake weaponry. In this instance, we can see real use of ground-snake missiles - the best thing about them is that they only explode the snake, not the person who fired the missile 2 meters away.

HAHAHA I was about to edit my post to add that little field test observation on the capabilities of such device and let's not forget you can bring down 4 toilet snakes before running out of ammo.

Unless you have the marksmanship of the blonde girl, and waste a shot on the snake tooth :P

I used that in the "whats this movie" thread a few weeks ago. Took someone all of thirty seconds to get it. I'm actually somewhat of a coniseur of Andy Sidaris films though I suppose HTTH is the "cornerstone" of his brilliant career.

Although I like many more bad movies, the top 3 would be:
Bad Taste
Toxic Avenger
Robogeisha

Krull

you see the fantasy sorcery genera of movies was lackluster for a long time. It still is, in most respects (LotR and The Hobbit notwithstanding).

As a kid, I sued to love watching Krull, because I was the type of kid who craved fantasy, might and magic type of movies and media.

So while this movie gets a largely bad rap, it's my little 'guilty pleasure' of its time.

also, more modern, the next guilty pleasure movie for me is:

Gamer

I found it most enjoyable.

Oh God, yeah, I forgot about the early Pete Jackson stuff! Bad Taste, Meet the Feebles and Braindead are all worth a look!

And not just Sidaris, that snake career's was catapulted. The modern movies snakes owe their fame and lead acting roles to that stunt snake who gave it everything and lost a tooth.

That's the first thing that came to mind as I read the thread title.

My second vote goes to Repo Man. Yes, I know: cult classic blah blah blah. It's still a bad movie. But it's a great bad movie.

I read this and thought of The Princess Bride! LOL funny but still pretty cool movie! (could have maybe done without the Fred Savage / Peter Falk real world parts though)