Favorite "so bad its good" movie

1980's Evil Dead series. All 3 of them are great movies.

 

Sharknado

 

The Magic Sword -- An old sword & sorcery film with terrible production values and laughable effects. It's fun just because it's so corny.

 

Oh and Labyrinth. I mean it's a great movie, but the fact that David Bowie plays the goblin king just cracks me up, I love him. :lol:

 

Plan 9 From Outer Space. They have about four different sets, and oh my god, are those strings holding up that flying saucer?

 

I'm a huge The Room fan too. I own the DVD and have been to half a dozen screenings and a musical tribute show.

 

Just gonna put this here for all those who don't know the clip:
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My favourites are what I know as the trinity of shitty movies: Troll 2, The Room, and Birdemic.

Here's my fave clip from any movie ever:
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Sharknado. The acting is so cheesy and it had the budget of a bowl of jello.

 

Did anybody hear? They are making a Sharknado 2!

 

Ugh, with Sharknado, they tried far too hard to make it bad. They best awful movies are always the ones that were meant to be good but fell flat on their faces.

 

I'd have to say Manos the Hands of Fate. Mystery Science Theater really made that one memorable for me. I tried watching the original version, but I couldn't get their commentary out of my head. XD

 

"They took my grandfather... So now I really hate sharks..." XD

 

I think Syfy has recently realized that the only reason people watch them is because of how bad their films are. Sharknado seemed like it was trying to be bad. That kind of ruined it.

My favorite so bad it's good movie is Ice Spiders. It's actually a Syfy film from a while back. You know, when it's name was Sci-fi.

What can I say? I love spider movies.

 

How did I know half of the comments in this thread would be about Sharknado? :lol:


For people who like that genre of terribleness, might I suggest: Sand Sharks Best Scene - YouTube this isn't actually the best scene but you get the idea

 

The one thing I love The Room for is that faithful April Fools night of 2012. Was glad to see Tom again.

 

Seconded. How else can we appreciate the glory of a fertilizer salesman's Z-movie, featuring a guy with swollen knees and dubbed over dialogue?

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Santa Claus and the Ice Cream Bunny, anyone? Features a drunken Santa crashlanding on a Florida sandlot with production values rivalved by any high school drama department.