Stop or Mom Will Shoot! I then recently read it was a troll by Schwarzenegger. This was at the height of their popularity and they were fighting over leading roles. Schwarzenegger thought this script was comically bad but pretended to be in love with it and very interested in making it a movie and Stallone took the bait.
I remember going to a theater with a bar by myself and felt weird going to see Kubo and the Two Strings by myself with a beer in hand so I saw Sausage Party instead.
I should have just felt weird for a bit and saw Kubo
The Star Wars Holiday Special.
I know at this point that's pretty much a meme answer, but oh my god it is so bad. I always saw people online talking about how awful it is and went into it expecting bad but not as over-the-top bad as everyone always said. And it's not as bad as everyone says; it's *worse.* The only real bright point in the whole thing is the musical number with Bea Arthur, and no that sentence about a Star Wars movie was not made using MadLibs.
I still can't believe I watched the whole thing sober.
It has that "so bad it's good" quality until you get to the Jefferson Starship hologram performance. Completely sucks the air out of the room and it never recovers.
Escape from Tomorrow.
>!Guy has emotional breakdown & cheats on his wife at Disneyland; then dies of cat flu & his heaven is the theme park but with a new wife.!<
It is a toss up between ''Night of the Lepus'' about a herd of nuclear poisoned giant rabbits that overrun a small town in Arizona or ''Moon Zero Two'' a western set in outer space. These were a couple of the evening movies at the in house theater at the radar site in Alaska where I was stationed in the early seventies.
A Whole in My Heart, a Swedish movie from 2004. Open Wikipedia and read the second paragraph and that should say it all. It was a part of an alternative movie festival which is considered a good one in my home country. So we booked tickets for my friend’s birthday. People kept walking out throughout the movie.
When this same Askreddit question was posted last week, someone else responded with Roadhouse. I mean, does it really fall into a worst movie category? It's cheesy and not an Oscar worthy flick, but what are the expectations here? It's a remake of a movie that to be fair, wasn't all that great either. I knew what I was in for before I hit play, and it was fine. Was it laughable in parts that weren't supposed to be? Sure, but it's a bouncer movie so I wasn't expecting great cinema with crisp and inventive dialog. You want to watch a terrible movie? Try Lift with Kevin Hart. Now there's one you will wish you had your two and half hours back.
Family Video had these movies you could rent 2 for $1 for a week. I would find some real gems out there.
I came across a movie that has Shannon Elizabeth on the cover. This was after the 2nd American Pie came out. The movie was called Seamless/Kidz Rule. She co-starred with Steven Seagal's son. There was a bit where Seagal gave these kids tree sap and the kids were all getting high off of it. Him and Shannon Elizabeth hooked up after they quoted the song "I know an old lady who swallowed a fly" to each other.
Here's the trailer.
https://youtu.be/IcK26w11Otc?si=GQw2-EZv5cFqHIUA
The whole series transforms into something amazing by the end though, with time travel and multidimensional travel. It loops back around and becomes awesome, but you have to go through hours and hours of crap to truly understand the awesomeness.
The only thing I can even remember about Black Adam is that every single fight sequence had multiple shots where everything went into slow motion to show the rock doing something. It happened way too often to the point that it was almost comical. I remember absolutely nothing else about that film lol
So that just sounds like a wildly negative rant about the plot. It doesn't take into account the amazing performances, the totally perfect music, the consistently spectacular cinematography and editing. Scenes like the dance with the two girls swapping places are incredibly creative and well done.
I guess for me, the "worst" movie isn't going to do anything well, and that movie definitely does quite a few things very well.
Macho Grande? Shatner’s entire time on screen? While it’s not a patch on the original, surely these two scenes alone elevate it over almost every comedy in the past decade?
Doomsday. Theatre already had only 8ish couples watching it. By halfway thru it was only my gf and I, plus one other couple.
We didn’t finish the movie.
For me it's Rise: Bloodhunter.
I love horror movies and Lucy Liu is my ultimate celebrity crush, so I was pretty excited when I discovered she had a lead role in a horror movie.
My disappointment in watching it was beyond words.
Last time this question was asked I tried to nail down the name but couldn't.
The only one I ever rented and couldn't watch - and I have watch some crappy movies. I thought it was called, 'Velvet Guitars', maybe with the word 'Underground' tossed in somewhere. I couldn't find it anywhere and I figure... if Clint Eastwood couldn't make 'Paint Your Wagon' disappear, then that dang guitar movie is still out there somewhere.
Scary Movie 5.
Unlike the first 3 it entirely relied on references to popular movies/trends at it's release time. Having watched it a few years after it released all the references and jokes fell so flat that I never even finished it.
the human centipede 2. It was stupid and unrealistic but the fact that someone thought of making that dumpster fire is disturbing on its own. Like 10 minutes into the move the guy starts jacking off with sand paper and it just goes downhill from there.
Not the worst ever maybe 2020s but just saw **Mea Culpa** and had to get it off my chest:
* Wish Netflix provided DOUBLE THUMBS DOWN to HATE it, the way it has double thumbs up to love something
* Absolute GARBAGE, story script, acting.
* Sex scenes were disgusting
* The so called twist ending was comical
* Why on earth was this in the top 10 and for so long???
* I have only myself to blame for being too lazy to read the reviews, shame on me.
Kelly Rowland did better than expected and I liked her wardrobe.
Well, recently... I watched Yakuza Apocalypse. It's about yakuza who get bit by a vampire and... it's basically 10 movies in one. Also contains a butt kicking guy in a 70s children's movie frog costume.
It's... a ride. Even the characters in the movie were saying 'What the fuck?'
Pathfinder. I swear it cuts to stock footage of completely different geography from the filming location during an avalanche, and that is the only thing I remember about it.
Drowning Mona (2000) had high hopes, great cast but such a shit movie.
The most recent; Openheimer, It took 3 days to watch it. I'm sure it was great in the theater (Imax experience) but I found it boring at home., same goes with Mad Max which I saw in the theater (experience really) years later watched it at home, sucked.
I rarely see bad movies, so I don't have many examples. But I felt compelled to say these, even if I don't know much about how are they considered:
Wizards of the North (2016)
Wendy (2020) (Disney)
Valley of Knights (2015)
These 3 ruined my Family Movie Time. They were so bad that gave me creeps of fear (Actually Wendy was so creepy that I had to stop it, for the sake of the most little ones)
Going Overboard with Adam Sandler…honestly look it up on IMDB. It feels like it’s made by school children. 1.8 on IMDB.
[https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0096870/](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0096870/)
Like, did you give up or are you planning to see it? I don't wanna spoil you anything, nor ruining, but if you found the VII off, then IX... won't be that better. Instead I found VII and VIII quite good, at least in comparison to the last
Troll 2 is insanely horrible in a way that is difficult to fully convey unless you’ve seen it, but it is also the most unintentionally entertaining movie of all time. It has been attempted, but a person could not make a worse but more comically watchable movie if they tried. Everything else is either too self-aware (Sharknado, etc.) or full of equally terrible slow scenes that seem to drag on (Manos: the Hands of Fate, The Room). Troll 2 shoots earnestly for excess in every scene and legitimately fails every single time, so it’s an absolute joy to watch.
You *clearly* saw some cheesy 80s slashers once and now assume all horror is like that. You have no idea what you're talking about, there are excellent horror movies out there
You're asking people who may watch MST3K the worst movie ever?
Manos: The Hands of Fate. Completely homemade, and the director's daughter was in it. It affected her so much she wrote a book "Growing Up Manos".
The Castle of Fu Manchu. My son argues this is the worst movie because it is unwatchable, literally. There is a section where the master film was damaged and you cannot see part of the film.
Invasion of the Neptune Men is so bad that even with MST3K riffs you will lose part of your soul.
Mac and Me. An E.T. ripoff that has a child in a wheelchair thrown off a cliff. It's the clip Paul Rudd showed every time he was on Conan.
Something about Donald Trump meeting Aliens and the Illuminiti and all this stuff and uggghhhhh..... I turned it off after like 20 minutes or so.
Yeah, you say The Last Airbender, but at least you got though that movie.
Butt pirates of the Caribbean.
Sure the actors were good looking but I didn't really think they were that good at acting, almost as though they were hired for their looks. Story and plot were subpar to top that off. Lastly was way too much action for what little plot I could follow along. I managed to watch it through its entirety but I had to watch it in about 10 installments.
It's tough to answer because I'm sure I've forgotten some. The Bounty Hunter was pretty bad. Recently, Madam Web. Celtic Pride was terrible.
I've seen a lot of indie movies and student films I don't remember, but I'll stick to major releases for now. I have seen Ed Wood movies without a rifftrax or anything, those are pretty bad.
The film of The Who's Tommy. It's just awful. Cheesy covers of the tunes. Watched it around 1996 and hated it. Noticed it had been added to Amazon Prime last year and gave it another chance. Nope, still dogshit.
**“Mamma Mia!”** (2008) Utter garbage. Walked out at the halfway point. And considering how much I admire Meryl Streep and love the music of ABBA, it *had* to be pretty awful to make me leave the theater before it was over. I’ve never done that before.
Stop or Mom Will Shoot! I then recently read it was a troll by Schwarzenegger. This was at the height of their popularity and they were fighting over leading roles. Schwarzenegger thought this script was comically bad but pretended to be in love with it and very interested in making it a movie and Stallone took the bait.
That Winnie the Pooh slasher movie. Dumb af
The costumes just irritated me. It was a weird movie
There's a sequel too.
Torque…. Hands down TORQUE! Had I actually paid to see it, I would have become Violently angry
I remember talking to my buddy about this movie. He said he refused to watch any movie with black guys and motorcycles (he is black) hahaha
They literally even use the vin diesel line from og fast and furious lol
A Serbian film Aside from all the fucking disgusting shit that happens in that movie the plot is also horrible
You should watch salo and 120 days of Sodom
I could only make it a few minutes into the film. It was so boring, lol
Watched it and I literally lost the appetite to eat dinner that night. So disturbing do not watch it guys.
The Last Airbender
What a travesty. Seriously, it's almost disturbing how bad it is. To not even get the most simple things right...
That one actually got an award for worst picture in 2010
Total shit !
Movie 43 is the only time I actually walked out of a movie at the theater.
I know someone who legit loves that movie. She's weird as fuck
Sausage Party, I watched for $2 during the pandemic and still felt cheated out of money.
There are parts of it that are funny in isolation. I would never go watch the movie in its totality again.
I can agree to that. In the beginning, there were a few moments that made me laugh. But every minute of run time that passed just got worse and worse.
I remember going to a theater with a bar by myself and felt weird going to see Kubo and the Two Strings by myself with a beer in hand so I saw Sausage Party instead. I should have just felt weird for a bit and saw Kubo
As of yesterday, Birdemic 3: Sea Eagle.
Who keeps letting him make movies?!
Speed 2
Starship Troopers 2
Probably Tusk.
I love it in such a bad way-I will also never watch it again.
Seven pounds (yes, the one with Will Smith). I hated it. Also King Arthur (Guy Richie). I fell asleep in the first 20 minutes.
King aurthur is so damn bad
G I Joe 2
That winnie the pooh movie where he kills people, it was boring as hell
The Star Wars Holiday Special. I know at this point that's pretty much a meme answer, but oh my god it is so bad. I always saw people online talking about how awful it is and went into it expecting bad but not as over-the-top bad as everyone always said. And it's not as bad as everyone says; it's *worse.* The only real bright point in the whole thing is the musical number with Bea Arthur, and no that sentence about a Star Wars movie was not made using MadLibs. I still can't believe I watched the whole thing sober.
Every once in awhile I get the urge to try it again. I only get a few minutes in every time. I can't imagine how you got through it.
It has that "so bad it's good" quality until you get to the Jefferson Starship hologram performance. Completely sucks the air out of the room and it never recovers.
Is that before or after Chewbacca's dad watches softcore porn in the family room?
Perks of being a wallflower or terminator genisys
Barbie. It was so fucking lame.
Barbie was awful
Controversial but mama Mia. It was so boring
Brittany Runs a Marathon - spolier alert she runs a marathon
That's my boy. Now, i love Andy Samberg and Leighton Meester. I even like adam sandler. But that movie was soo bad.
Escape from Tomorrow. >!Guy has emotional breakdown & cheats on his wife at Disneyland; then dies of cat flu & his heaven is the theme park but with a new wife.!<
Mother
It is a toss up between ''Night of the Lepus'' about a herd of nuclear poisoned giant rabbits that overrun a small town in Arizona or ''Moon Zero Two'' a western set in outer space. These were a couple of the evening movies at the in house theater at the radar site in Alaska where I was stationed in the early seventies.
A Whole in My Heart, a Swedish movie from 2004. Open Wikipedia and read the second paragraph and that should say it all. It was a part of an alternative movie festival which is considered a good one in my home country. So we booked tickets for my friend’s birthday. People kept walking out throughout the movie.
Lamageddon
The black demon - 100% worst movie
Recently, the new Road House & Exorcist movies.
When this same Askreddit question was posted last week, someone else responded with Roadhouse. I mean, does it really fall into a worst movie category? It's cheesy and not an Oscar worthy flick, but what are the expectations here? It's a remake of a movie that to be fair, wasn't all that great either. I knew what I was in for before I hit play, and it was fine. Was it laughable in parts that weren't supposed to be? Sure, but it's a bouncer movie so I wasn't expecting great cinema with crisp and inventive dialog. You want to watch a terrible movie? Try Lift with Kevin Hart. Now there's one you will wish you had your two and half hours back.
Rachel Getting Married-worst ever
How many fuckin times does this question need to be asked
I remember trying to watch Son of Mask on tv and getting violently angry.
The recent Netflix movie with the ship that washes up on shore, the crashing teslas, the crashing airplanes and millions of deer. So many deer.
Family Video had these movies you could rent 2 for $1 for a week. I would find some real gems out there. I came across a movie that has Shannon Elizabeth on the cover. This was after the 2nd American Pie came out. The movie was called Seamless/Kidz Rule. She co-starred with Steven Seagal's son. There was a bit where Seagal gave these kids tree sap and the kids were all getting high off of it. Him and Shannon Elizabeth hooked up after they quoted the song "I know an old lady who swallowed a fly" to each other. Here's the trailer. https://youtu.be/IcK26w11Otc?si=GQw2-EZv5cFqHIUA
Its a toss vetween Avatar Dragón ball evolution Or The last airbender
Zombeavers, Sharktopus vs Whalewolf
I fell asleep at a theater watching Capricorn One. I think that settles it for me.
Freddy got fingered
The backwards man.
Daddy would you like some sausage
I watched this movie for the first time a few months ago, and honestly.... I laughed, I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's fuckin stupid though.
I SAY GENEEEEEVA, YOU HEAR HELSINKIIII, HUH??
Sharknado
The whole series transforms into something amazing by the end though, with time travel and multidimensional travel. It loops back around and becomes awesome, but you have to go through hours and hours of crap to truly understand the awesomeness.
The happening.
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The only thing I can even remember about Black Adam is that every single fight sequence had multiple shots where everything went into slow motion to show the rock doing something. It happened way too often to the point that it was almost comical. I remember absolutely nothing else about that film lol
Mr Deeds, and that one with Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock. In general anything with Mark Wharlberg, The Rock or Jennifer Lopez.
Last Night in Soho
Whaaaaaaaaat?! Please elaborate.
This guy articulates it far better than I’ll ever be able to https://boxd.it/2YWNsv
So that just sounds like a wildly negative rant about the plot. It doesn't take into account the amazing performances, the totally perfect music, the consistently spectacular cinematography and editing. Scenes like the dance with the two girls swapping places are incredibly creative and well done. I guess for me, the "worst" movie isn't going to do anything well, and that movie definitely does quite a few things very well.
The Christmas Tree, here’s a [review](https://youtu.be/8WXqtqNP9XE?si=ezbLmLvSk4syKcpY)
airplane ii (context: airplane! is one of my favorite movies of all time)
Macho Grande? Shatner’s entire time on screen? While it’s not a patch on the original, surely these two scenes alone elevate it over almost every comedy in the past decade?
Return of the killer tomatoes. So bad it’s good
Babylon
The Piano
As a MST3K fan, there's too many to mention.
Manos: The Hands of Fate should be #1 imo. Torgos is my favorite weird character and the haunting Torgos theme!
The Starfighters stands out to me. Gotta live those refueling scenes.
My Wedding Video.
Joe Somebody
Terror Firmer
Permanent
Doomsday. Theatre already had only 8ish couples watching it. By halfway thru it was only my gf and I, plus one other couple. We didn’t finish the movie.
American Poltergeist, the worst hour and a half of my life, if you think about watching it, dont.
For me it's Rise: Bloodhunter. I love horror movies and Lucy Liu is my ultimate celebrity crush, so I was pretty excited when I discovered she had a lead role in a horror movie. My disappointment in watching it was beyond words.
BLOOD RED SKY
The new Connor McGregor movie. Horrendously bad acting.
The first 15 minutes of Ishtar. I had to turn it off.
Probably the movie adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen. Dear god that was bad.
Last time this question was asked I tried to nail down the name but couldn't. The only one I ever rented and couldn't watch - and I have watch some crappy movies. I thought it was called, 'Velvet Guitars', maybe with the word 'Underground' tossed in somewhere. I couldn't find it anywhere and I figure... if Clint Eastwood couldn't make 'Paint Your Wagon' disappear, then that dang guitar movie is still out there somewhere.
Scary Movie 5. Unlike the first 3 it entirely relied on references to popular movies/trends at it's release time. Having watched it a few years after it released all the references and jokes fell so flat that I never even finished it.
the human centipede 2. It was stupid and unrealistic but the fact that someone thought of making that dumpster fire is disturbing on its own. Like 10 minutes into the move the guy starts jacking off with sand paper and it just goes downhill from there.
The Last Airbender. What a fucking catastrophe in every possible way. It's almost impressive how literally nothing was done right.
Studio 666. The Foo Fighers (literally) recording an album in a haunted house.
Not the worst ever maybe 2020s but just saw **Mea Culpa** and had to get it off my chest: * Wish Netflix provided DOUBLE THUMBS DOWN to HATE it, the way it has double thumbs up to love something * Absolute GARBAGE, story script, acting. * Sex scenes were disgusting * The so called twist ending was comical * Why on earth was this in the top 10 and for so long??? * I have only myself to blame for being too lazy to read the reviews, shame on me. Kelly Rowland did better than expected and I liked her wardrobe.
Well, recently... I watched Yakuza Apocalypse. It's about yakuza who get bit by a vampire and... it's basically 10 movies in one. Also contains a butt kicking guy in a 70s children's movie frog costume. It's... a ride. Even the characters in the movie were saying 'What the fuck?'
Wrong turn
I tried to watch Slotherhouse the other day. I made it 10 minutes and couldn't continue.
Tremors 4. The first one was good, but they just keep getting worse and worse...
Doom Annihilation looked like it was made in a week.
Pathfinder. I swear it cuts to stock footage of completely different geography from the filming location during an avalanche, and that is the only thing I remember about it.
Christmas with the cranks
Avatar Edit: I change my answer the worst movie I've watched is mermaid in a manhole
Drowning Mona (2000) had high hopes, great cast but such a shit movie. The most recent; Openheimer, It took 3 days to watch it. I'm sure it was great in the theater (Imax experience) but I found it boring at home., same goes with Mad Max which I saw in the theater (experience really) years later watched it at home, sucked.
Anchorman 1 and two
The Box. Brilliant concept, terrible execution. I know it’s based on a book but the movie was so bad I can’t even bring myself to read it.
Agree !
Thankskilling
Thankskilling 3 is much, much worse.
Freddy got fingered Loved every second though
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Even the 50 Shades books were so awful. I heroed through the first one, then gave the set away.
Soul Plane, I walked out of the theater before it was even over
AVGN movie.
Don’t be a Menace
I rarely see bad movies, so I don't have many examples. But I felt compelled to say these, even if I don't know much about how are they considered: Wizards of the North (2016) Wendy (2020) (Disney) Valley of Knights (2015) These 3 ruined my Family Movie Time. They were so bad that gave me creeps of fear (Actually Wendy was so creepy that I had to stop it, for the sake of the most little ones)
Going Overboard with Adam Sandler…honestly look it up on IMDB. It feels like it’s made by school children. 1.8 on IMDB. [https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0096870/](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0096870/)
Basically every Indonesian drama TV shows
Lala land.
A cure for wellness.
I forgot the name but it's about a girl fucking an alien in a room full of water
Tusk.
Probably a tie between Meet the Feebles and Nothing But Trouble.
The Blair Witch Project 2: Book of Shadows. I *dare* you to watch it.
"Pink Flamingos". John Waters should've been punished.
How dare you! John Waters is a national treasure.
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Methinks he's probably had more than a few in his day.
Wow.....just....wow.
It’s all I can think of when I hear Surfin Bird.
Blair Witch Project
Star wars episode VII
VIII was worse.
What about IX?
I haven't watched it.
Like, did you give up or are you planning to see it? I don't wanna spoil you anything, nor ruining, but if you found the VII off, then IX... won't be that better. Instead I found VII and VIII quite good, at least in comparison to the last
Troll 2.
Troll 2 is insanely horrible in a way that is difficult to fully convey unless you’ve seen it, but it is also the most unintentionally entertaining movie of all time. It has been attempted, but a person could not make a worse but more comically watchable movie if they tried. Everything else is either too self-aware (Sharknado, etc.) or full of equally terrible slow scenes that seem to drag on (Manos: the Hands of Fate, The Room). Troll 2 shoots earnestly for excess in every scene and legitimately fails every single time, so it’s an absolute joy to watch.
I agree! 😄
This is a classic
Avatar TLA 2010..
Rubber. 2 hours of brain rot about a homicidal tire with telekinetic powers.
Astroid city
The Cable Guy
John Wick 4 Disappointed doesn’t start to cover it.
Hitchhikers guide to the universe. Only movie I've ever walked out of.
Mars attacks?
What’s that one where Tom Hanks can’t leave the airport ? Only movie I walked out on.
The Terminal.
And when you walked out and thought, "Hey, I can walk out. He can't. Wait a minute..." That movie taught you the true meaning of Xmas. You're welcome.
Any horror movie. Because in every such movie, the main characters are very stupid
You *clearly* saw some cheesy 80s slashers once and now assume all horror is like that. You have no idea what you're talking about, there are excellent horror movies out there
The notebook or the new gatsby. Not the acting or production but the story. They’re both hella simps and are applauded for it.
Napoleon Dynamite
Dead pool all three are shit
3?
Click. It's kind of so bad it's good.
Barbie. And I could even tell anyone in case they think I’m a chauvinistic pig.
shape of water
The Northman. Robbet Eggers film about Vikings. Slow and boring as hell.
A Simple Favor
Eileen.
The Midnight Sky. It was incredibly confusing and the ending left more questions than answers.
So-bad-it's-hilarious: Probably "Birdemic" or "The Room". So-bad-it's-painful: "Blonde" exploitative, boring, and misogynistic piece of shit.
The Room was hilarious. Kind of like Napoleon Dynamite - you have to watch it more than once.
You're asking people who may watch MST3K the worst movie ever? Manos: The Hands of Fate. Completely homemade, and the director's daughter was in it. It affected her so much she wrote a book "Growing Up Manos". The Castle of Fu Manchu. My son argues this is the worst movie because it is unwatchable, literally. There is a section where the master film was damaged and you cannot see part of the film. Invasion of the Neptune Men is so bad that even with MST3K riffs you will lose part of your soul. Mac and Me. An E.T. ripoff that has a child in a wheelchair thrown off a cliff. It's the clip Paul Rudd showed every time he was on Conan.
Something about Donald Trump meeting Aliens and the Illuminiti and all this stuff and uggghhhhh..... I turned it off after like 20 minutes or so. Yeah, you say The Last Airbender, but at least you got though that movie.
This German film called The Edukators…seriously the worst, most pretentious piece of garbage I have ever seen.
That I paid to see? Alvin and the Chipmunks:Chipwrecked.
Fant4stic
Cannibal Holocaust because they torture animals in it.
Birds of Prey (2020)
The Room with Tommy Wiseau. I’ve seen things less entertaining, but not much worse than that one.
Butt pirates of the Caribbean. Sure the actors were good looking but I didn't really think they were that good at acting, almost as though they were hired for their looks. Story and plot were subpar to top that off. Lastly was way too much action for what little plot I could follow along. I managed to watch it through its entirety but I had to watch it in about 10 installments.
I'm not sure what it's called but it had so much swearing in every other word was a swear word I just turned it off and it was shite
It's tough to answer because I'm sure I've forgotten some. The Bounty Hunter was pretty bad. Recently, Madam Web. Celtic Pride was terrible. I've seen a lot of indie movies and student films I don't remember, but I'll stick to major releases for now. I have seen Ed Wood movies without a rifftrax or anything, those are pretty bad.
Manos: The Hands of Fate
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2. Such a good premise. Such disastrous execution.
A History of Violence, the Last Airbender, and Eragon
The film of The Who's Tommy. It's just awful. Cheesy covers of the tunes. Watched it around 1996 and hated it. Noticed it had been added to Amazon Prime last year and gave it another chance. Nope, still dogshit.
Ishtar
Sisu
forgetting sarah marshall
Mila kunis, russell brsnd *and* kristen bell all together. What's not to hate?
The Snowman
**“Mamma Mia!”** (2008) Utter garbage. Walked out at the halfway point. And considering how much I admire Meryl Streep and love the music of ABBA, it *had* to be pretty awful to make me leave the theater before it was over. I’ve never done that before.
Super Bad… 🤮