Evil Dead 2
"Hail to the King Baby!"
I'm pretty certain that was Army of Darkness.
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Evil Dead 2
"Hail to the King Baby!"
thought army of darkness blew the previous two awayEvil Dead 2
"Hail to the King Baby!"
thought army of darkness blew the previous two away
no way does Better Off Dead qualify as a bad movie in my book. That movie's freaking brilliant in pretty much every-way. it was the anti-Ferris Bueller's and the ultimate odd-ball high school underdog story.
Totally agree.
"Bad" is so subjective. Young Guns 2? Lars and the Real Girl? Those would be my two.
I notice that no one has picked Piranha 3D. Although I wouldn't be able to sit through it today, there was a time when I enjoyed watching Phantasm so I'll go with that for favorite bad movie.
Steve
Phantasm was an interesting movie....... but for it's time, it really was a bit creepy, which is what kept it off my list.....
OMG!!!! Did we forget "Showgirls?"
Scantily clad and/or undressed women = Art.
Steve
No votes for the Transformers?
:dcr:Not every bad movie is a favorite.
ha... both Killer Klowns and Toxic were the first two movies in my head... then The Last Dragon. WHO'S THE MASTER?!
SHONUF!
But Killer Klowns gets my vote above all others, for this line alone: "What are you gonna do with those pies, boys?"
That and the Killer Klowns theme song is freaking amazing.
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I submit the greatest bad comedy of all time.
Robin Williams, Danny Devito, Edward Norton, and John Stewart.
Sheldon: Captain Kangaroo, like Jesus Christ, was someone you could really believe in. With those guys it wasn't about the bells and whistles and the rickety rackety, it was all about the work. Especially Jesus.
I call BS. Death to Smoochie was awesomely underrated. I own it, and watch it all the time.
A Knights Tale
The Jerk
Nice.I submit Cannonball Run.
Critical reception was generally negative, with Rotten Tomatoes only gauging 29% positive reviews. Roger Ebert gave it a one-half star rating, criticizing it for excessive use of vulgar language and demeaning portrayal of women, describing it as a "train wreck" and finishing his review by bluntly stating "This film is not in a releaseable condition". Nathan Rabin at The Onion A.V. Club said Pootie Tang "borders on audience abuse" and "confuseidiocy for absurdity and randomness for wit".