So Bad It's Good

[zHellas]

The Room. It contains the worst acting I have ever seen. It practically reaches Nirvana just by how awful it is.

Cheep-cheep-cheep-cheep-cheep-cheep, you chicken!

Don't touch me, ************!

OT: The Room... Only because it's one of those movies that's so obviously bad, and I think because of my Asperger's Syndrome(might be overusing that as an excuse) so I can't really tell if some movie is bad unless either I don't like it(then it's opinion) or it's obviously bad.

 

[Logic 0]

The return of the living dead, everything about it just so cheesey but it all comes together in a way that just makes you want to laugh until the ending credits.

 

[SideSlyGuy]

The Room. It contains the worst acting I have ever seen. It practically reaches Nirvana just by how awful it is.

This was my suggestion. It really is just the worse movie you'll ever watch. Its even better with friends.

Also on a side note, Tommy Wiseau is making a new movie called "The House That Dripped Blood on Alex" Or something like that. I assume it'll be just as horrible as well.

 

[Paulie92]

I think Clockstoppers would have to be it. That movie was a super tweeny, bad movie; ridiculous all the way through. My sister and I used to watch it all the time and we heard the song we always associated with it (All The Small Things or something), and were like, OMG WHAT WAS THAT MOVIE?!
It was hilariously bad.

Dear god sir, I had forgotten about this movie, they use watches to slow time? I loved it so much for pretty much the same reason

Though my answer would be Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, best/worst movie ever

Inorite?! It was so silly. Do you remember something about the water being frozen in mid-air? That's all I remember besides them needing to get past a fan or something.

I remember he slowed time when time was slowed (because someone built a device which stopped all time?!?! and he still had the stopwatch?! maybe) and went all shimery and then conviniently everything was allright in the end... or maybe it wasn't... I remember where I was when I saw it and the song I listened to before watching it, but little about the actually movie

 

[Tajomaru]

This one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pmMpulEQDw
You know you have to try to be good but you can't, you're a crappy Bollywood diretcor. So you do the exact opposite, and try to be as bad as it gets, so that you can play it reverse. That is the only reasoning I could come up with. Awesome moustache though.

I second "The room". That one was just... improbably bad.

 

[Kermi]

Army of Darkness
Surf Nazis Must Die
Samurai Armageddon: Reborn from Hell

And the grand-daddy of "so bad it's good": Plan 9 From Outer Space.

 

[teutonicman]

Batman and Robin.

Ice to see you.

 

[Michael Rigby]

Worst, best films I've seen are. THE CARS THAT ATE PARIS, BAD TASTE & MALCOLM.

 

[Mesca]

BAD TASTE.

So. Very. Much.

The only film to feature a man who looks like a 35 year old Harry Potter, using a chainsaw to slice through an alien, then wear the alien as a suit. I seem to recall there were a few Pythons in it, but I dunno.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGCzBwid1Ko

 

[Wordslinger]

Ice Spiders (or any Sci-Fi original, really). At one point, a hunter sees a giant fucking spider, aims down his scope, and mutters "Time to kill", or something ridiculous like that.
Also, Dead Alive.

 

[Jonny49]

Commando! Arnie at his very best.

 

[the_bearpelt]

I remember he slowed time when time was slowed (because someone built a device which stopped all time?!?! and he still had the stopwatch?! maybe) and went all shimery and then conviniently everything was allright in the end... or maybe it wasn't... I remember where I was when I saw it and the song I listened to before watching it, but little about the actually movie

It's so hard to remember what happened in Clockstoppers. lolz

 

[Acolyte Fantastic]

SyFy Original Movies. There's hardly a worthy asset to them, but I just enjoy watching them every time a new on is released.

 

[Frog_Girl]

recently watched Wanted Undead or Alive, it was on old west movie with zombies staring Chris Kattan. It was so awful but i couldn't look away, it was like watching a car wreck into a blob of cookie dough and when it caught fire it made a giant cookie and I ate it! Broken glass, twisted metal and all.

Also the zombies talked... in sentances and wouldn't die... ever

 

[Ultra_Caboose]

My friends and I have been fans of Bio-Dome for years. I can never find a redeeming factor for that movie, but I still like watching it on occaision.

Also, I really, really love the soundtrack to Transformers: the Movie (1986). There's so much awful, awful 80's music and synth tunes that it I usually pop it in whenever I go on a long drive. It's perfect drivin' music, despite being laughably cheesy.

 

[child of lileth]

The movie, The Creeping Terror. I love that movie to death. It's like watching a carpet crawl around and eat people. It was so awesomely bad.