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The official subreddit for the celebration of movies that are so bad, they're good.

The absolute best of the worst. Post links or discussions of your favorite shitty movies.

RULES:

1: DO NOT post links to movies that you didn't like (ie. "Inception was the worst movie because it was popular") and try not to post movies that are completely unwatchable with no redeeming value. This subreddit is dedicated to movies that are so bad, they're good.

2: If it's not on IMDB/TMDB/Letterboxd, don't post it. I'm sure there's a subreddit for your homemade youtube movies, but it isn't this one.

3: No "This" submissions. Please make your post title clear, addressing the movie, director, or topic of discussion that is the subject of your post. Elaborate on why you think the movie is bad. Posts simply stating a movie title will be removed.

4: If you know where the movie can be viewed please add the streaming service in brackets "[]" next to the name.

5: Please do not post direct links to torrents or downloads of copyrighted material (unless the link is to the Copyright Holder's official page/channel). If someone posts YouTube links where they've uploaded a movie and you feel that is a violation of YouTube's ToS, feel free to use the tools available to report them on YouTube's site. We are not equipped to determine who is and isn't a copyright holder.

6: No selling or advertising. If you are not contributing to the discussion of bad movies in some way, your post will be removed.

7: Review links must be from established review websites that are official sources of movie news (such as AVClub, Collider, etc.). User written reviews must be posted as text posts. Users may include a link to their own website at the end of the post.

8: Please refrain from posting in the subreddit more than twice per day. We don't want any one user to dominate our front page.

9: Don't be an asshole. Disagreeing is fine, letting your argument get out of hand, is not.

10: No posting of Blacklisted movies.

11: Do not post actual pornography. Mark NSFW as appropriate. Do not post links or discussions about actual pornography. Movies with NSFW scenes are fine, but "Lemon Whores" or "Super Hornio Brothers" are not what this sub is about.

This subreddit is for obscure movies where things like bad special effects, ludicrous stories and terrible acting make them entertaining.



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The bad christmas movie month has been made

47 Comments
2024/12/03
01:19 UTC

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Christopher the Christmas Tree (1993). Not as bad as “The Christmas Tree,” but still Not Good

“Christopher the Christmas Tree” tells the story of Christopher, the only tree in the Christmas tree farm that hasn’t been selected to be a family’s Christmas tree. (SPOILER ALERT: He finally gets his wish in the end, but you probably already guessed that.) It’s one of those animated Christmas specials that was an animation company’s only production.

I first saw this when I was 10 in 1993…and even back then I thought it was shit. The character designs are way too cutesy, the songs are horrible (I still get “Christopher, We Love You” stuck in my head frequently), and the story is dull as hell. It’s basically the kind of cartoon you put on for your kids to keep them occupied for half an hour.

But I guess it could be worse…at least it’s not as bad as “The Christmas Tree!”

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2024/12/02
21:35 UTC

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American Ninja 3 Blood Hunt (1989) It's basically Metal Gear Solid movie except it kinda sucks at figuring out what to do with its story. Chan Lee is awesome, Curtis Jackson is the best thing about the movie. Prime MJW would've been perfect for Isaac Florentine reimagining.

1 Comment
2024/12/02
18:56 UTC

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I came up with a ratings system for bad movies and good movies.

The hobby watching bad movies has shown me how much enjoyment I can get out of these low budget nonsense films. Even though, for example, Troll 2, Suburban Sasquatch, and Fateful Findings have given me so much joy and I consider them the perfect terrible trilogy, I could not just say "Oh give them 5 stars" or "10/10" because obviously because these movies are often lazy, ego driven, or just plain doomed from the start because their creators have no experience.

So I believe we should be rating movies on a spectrum. A perfect So Bad It's Good Movie, would be a -5 on the spectrum. Absolutely wonderfully terrible in every way. A true masterpiece like a RoboCop, Superman The Movie, or Shaun of The Dead would all be 5.

However a zero is the absolute worst thing you can be. Truly boring. No enjoyment value whatsoever. A genuine waste of time.

This is idea is in Beta so to speak, so what do you think? What are some perfect -5 star movies? Is your favorite bad movie as good as your favorite masterpiece just because of the experience?

Hit me gang. What are your thoughts?

37 Comments
2024/12/02
15:57 UTC

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I just love it when they stack a cast just to make a Friday the 13th movie with a monster bear instead of Jason

Credit where it's due, Thomas Jane, Billy Bob Thornton and gang do what is required from them for a movie called Into the Grizzly Maze. And the bear doesn't look bad (mostly), because they used a real bear and then digital trickery to make it look bigger. But boy is this no style and no substance. The story is just bear kills people, with some half assed attempt at an environmental message. They're just literally just shooting in the (admittedly nice looking) forest. Other than that, it's just bear kills.

The best thing about this for me is that, for reasons I cannot fathom, instead of making the bear roar like a bear, they used the soundbites from the Jurassic Park Trex. It's a very vocal bear too, so it's near constant Trex roaring. And it's never not funny.

As a fan of Animal Attack horror, I find this to be a simplistic treat.

27 Comments
2024/12/02
14:05 UTC

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Today’s Tubi Treasure is Dazzle (aka The Fairy Princess: Secret of the Crystal) (1999)

This is one of those children’s movies that has questionable elements that kids will overlook, but adults will be baffled by. There is straight-up nudity in this children’s movie (shown in the trailer). We can get into a discussion about how it’s just a butt and it’s not sexualized (at least until the dad sees her, and from that point on, things are hot and heavy), but it’s jarring to see nonetheless. The teacher is awful, the gnomes are hilarious, and here’s Jeff Fahey again being Jeff Fahey. Trailer below.

33 Comments
2024/12/02
14:03 UTC

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So bad they're good Christmas movies? (that aren't silent night deadly night)

Looking for some recommendations for so bad they're good Christmas Movies THAT AREN'T SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT. Slashers, kids movies, whatever is weird and crazy for a Christmas film

bonus points if they're Hallmark movies that go beyond the formula to be truly insane.

127 Comments
2024/12/02
01:34 UTC

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What are the most underrated so bad, it's good movies?

So everyone knows The Room, Plan 9, Troll 2, Birdemic, etc. But what so bad, it's good movies deserve to be mentioned with those? I honestly really think Ben & Arthur should be mentioned with those. It doesn't have as much of a following as those movies. It does have a following with bad movie fans such as myself but it's not worldwide. I also think Max Magician and the Legend of the Rings is another classic so bad, it's good that isn't as well known as those.

238 Comments
2024/12/01
22:50 UTC

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Looking for any way to obtain or watch the movie "Little Creeps"

For reasons that even we do not understand, me and my friend are on the quest to watch all of the Robert Z'dar films (Yes, even the Scott Shaw ones)

Tubi has been a gold mine and many others are hosted on YouTube. However the 2012 film "Little Creeps" has completely eluded us.

It isn't on any streaming service, not on youtube, there's no copies for sale on Ebay, the website and Facebook for it has shut down, and I don't know where else to look. It doesnt even have any reviews on Letterboxd.

The only way I know it even really exists is some content creators have done reviews for it.

I'm asking here because it is almost certainly going to be BAD, an I know yall are experts in this field.

If anyone has any help or ideas I greatly appreciate it. Thank you 👍

39 Comments
2024/12/01
20:06 UTC

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It’s Sunday! Hang with us at the 420 Grindhouse stream - Opening with Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter, The Big Boss, & Black Samson. Prime Time showing of Q: The Winged Serpent, Combat Shock, & Burial Ground. Closing with Dirty Laundry, Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey, & Double Tap.

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2024/12/01
17:41 UTC

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Art Of The Devil III (2008) Thai Napakpapha Nakprasitte is like Laura Gemser thrown into a blender with Annie Wilkes and it's great

0 Comments
2024/12/01
14:23 UTC

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Do I have to watch Titanic II before I watch Titanic 666?

I ask because I just looked up and it seems it's a sequel to II, but I thought it was the Asylum's other Titanic cash grab on both the movie and ship itself. Any connections or it's just another in name only?

7 Comments
2024/12/01
07:51 UTC

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AKA "Flesh for Frankenstein"

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They don't get much worse than this unless you prefer them gruesome and, for many, offensive. In 3D, mind you. Blech! 1973.

6 Comments
2024/12/01
00:40 UTC

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Here’s a little headcanon I have about sharktopus, tell me what you think.

You see despite being sort of a cheesy film I have an interest in this guy especially the one in sharktopus vs pteracuda, mainly because in the sequel the new sharktopus appears as an anti hero rather than a villain and seeing a monstrous animal as basically the protagonist is usually fun to see. However a headcanon I have is that the tentacles of sharktopus are secretly prehensile tails in disguise, I say this cause he sometimes acts more like a shark rather than an octopus despite being a hybrid of the two. I also think this cause it’s pretty interesting in my opinion, but what do you think about it this headcanon?

7 Comments
2024/11/30
23:03 UTC

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The Spielberg of bad Christian movies is back at it: Donald James Parker's "Operation Unite," about a creepy youth pastor who "receives a Heavenly communication that he is to marry the complete stranger he encounters in a restaurant" (2024, Vimeo or DVD)

23 Comments
2024/11/30
16:59 UTC

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The Dignified Killers (1991) These obscure Taiwanese laserdiscs will cost you... an arm and a leg! - Long Arm of The Law's Lam Wai stars alongside legendary Hong Kong actor Ku Feng & the underrated Emily Chu Bo-Yee

0 Comments
2024/11/30
16:05 UTC

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BUYER BEWARE: There is a new release of a “Steven Seagal 12-Film Collection”. The 12 “Films” are actually episodes of a failed television show.

So, this thing popped up on my Amazon algorithm, and I was a bit baffled. While I’ve had passing familiarity with Seagal’s…. questionable film output for a while, I was a bit baffled by this, because I had never heard of ANY of these films.

Did a little research, and it turns out that each of these “movies” is actually 2-3 episodes of Seagal’s failed TV show, “True Justice”, lazily edited together. It appears that these 12 “movies” comprise the entire series, more or less.

Now, does this mean you shouldn’t buy and/or watch these “movies”? Honestly, if you’re willingly buying and watching a Seagal movie in 2024, you probably know what you’re getting into. So go for it. But just know that these aren’t “Movies” in the traditional sense, even by Seagal’s standards.

141 Comments
2024/11/30
07:47 UTC

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Crash (1976) Directed by Charles Band

After a nearly fatal car accident a woman is left bedridden in a full body cast and uses a spiritual trinket to possess an unmanned car to go on a bloody rampage, causing chaos and destruction in its wake. Kinda similar to Maximum Overdrive in the sense that it’s a good movie where you just shut your brain off to watch some awesome vehicular destruction and carnage and try not to make sense of anything.

3 Comments
2024/11/30
05:39 UTC

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Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey (2023) - After Christopher Robin abandons them for college, Pooh and Piglet embark on a bloody rampage as they search for a new source of food.

12 Comments
2024/11/30
05:37 UTC

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Burial Ground (1981) - An archaeology professor discovers an ancient crypt which contains living dead corpses. The zombies go on a rampage and attack a group of people which the professor had invited to celebrate his discovery.

20 Comments
2024/11/30
05:35 UTC

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Nanoshark (2024)- 100% pure insanity! The film is at a constant jump to comedic scene to comedic scene and, depending on your mood, could be an absolute blast

4 Comments
2024/11/30
00:12 UTC

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The Blue Bird 1976 soviet american children's movie I thought I hallucinated

1 Comment
2024/11/29
23:48 UTC

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Music from MIAMI CONNECTION in a scene from BLADE RUNNER

10 Comments
2024/11/29
23:12 UTC

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I love a good (bad) animated film. Any recommendations?

159 Comments
2024/11/29
21:22 UTC

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Today’s Tubi Treasure is Frankenstein Island (1980)

Oh boy, this was pretty great. The characters in here make such stupid choices the whole time, and I loved the bad acting so much. I’m honestly considering making a Frankenstein Island of my own, because it seems fun. Apparently all you have to do is purchase a small Tesla coil and become a real creep, so I’m halfway there. Trailer below.

30 Comments
2024/11/29
14:56 UTC

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Cannibal Apocalypse (1980) - Mentally unstable Vietnam vets who were held captive by the Viet Cong come back to America after being rescued carrying a dangerous virus that turns people into cannibals when bitten.

2 Comments
2024/11/29
11:25 UTC

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Project MetalBeast (1995) - In 1974, an unhinged CIA agent injects himself with the werewolf blood he found. After a killing spree, his body is put in suspended animation, then thawed out 20 years later by his crazy boss and a team of unsuspecting doctors.

5 Comments
2024/11/29
11:23 UTC

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