Let's be honest, "Movie 43" isn't everyone's cup of tea. But, if you're up for a wild ride with a bunch of big-name actors having a blast in outlandish roles, then buckle up! This movie is like a box of assorted chocolates – you never know what you're going to get.

Each segment is its own little world, a unique flavor, a quirky experiment in humor. Some might be a little too much, others might tickle your funny bone, but it's all part of the chaotic charm. You'll find yourself laughing out loud one minute and scratching your head the next – it's a rollercoaster of emotions!

If you're craving something unconventional, something that's just plain fun, then "Movie 43" might be your ticket. Just be prepared for the unexpected, and remember, it's all in good fun.

I watched this last night. I love watching so-bad-its-good movies for a laugh and wow, this one was something.

Both equal parts hilarious and completely baffling. I've seen lots and lots of bad movies but this one was particularly confusing.

Every character bar maybe the female instructor was completely loathable and terrible at acting. Every scene was cringe worthy and hard to watch but equally so bad that it was impressive how someone can be so inept at making a film with such a useless cast.

My friend told me about this movie because they were looking at old DVDs that they had when they were a child and this was one of them. They sent me a picture of a scene from it and I immediately put it on and watched the whole thing. And it was beautifully horrible. The 3D models are bland and the animation isn't super great (aside from a couple of scenes where the water looks super realistic, they probably blew most of their budget on that). The most amazing thing about the movie by far is the character named Steve Walker, or Ranger Steve. He has lines that are so dramatically delivered, you would think that he should be a character in an epic drama instead of a kids movie. For example, in the scene where the two main characters first meet him, the older sister says that the younger sister has been having dreams about sasquatch, and he replies: "when I was a boy, I had dreams about sasquatch all the time... I wonder where those dreams have gone." Altogether this movie is beautifully horrible, and definitely worth a watch if you want a good laugh.

Edit: Someone just posted a few days ago basically asking the same thing and I guess I missed it. https://www.reddit.com/r/badMovies/s/Pt7tzNn9h7

One of my guilty pleasures is watching those really cringey Hallmark romance movies that proliferate at this time of year. The ones with vaseline on the lens, hokey music, bad comedy, and failed day-time drama wannabes. There are just so many of them that it can be a total crap-shoot on the so-bad-it's-good scale. Anyone know of any hidden gems out there? Preferably made-for-TV quality.

I’ve seen this a few times and just threw it on, but never noticed the opening dedication before.

One of the best so bad its good movies out there and not many people have seen it!!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky_Larson:_Born_to_Be_a_Star

https://youtu.be/92LhA-24KB8?si=t5Cd9F8Wy1Ve7muq

There aren't too many western horror action sci-fi comedies out there where the protagonist is the guy who's exploiting illegal aliens in his mine; for that reason alone, I'd like to submit this for your viewing delectation. And it's free!

https://preview.redd.it/a854x0elqpzd1.jpg?width=348&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95c8fa064bebecee85fbd68cad40e1c9bd2302da

First of all, I want to apologize for my previous post. I took it down. I did not do my research well enough to find that the on-screen animal deaths in that movie were real, and that is entirely on me. I do not at all support, condone, or agree with killing or harming animals for any reason. I’m a goddamn vegetarian. If you watched the movie or saw anything that was upsetting because of me, I am very sorry, and I will do my best to make sure I am more careful in the future.

That being said, I always have a backup movie, and this week it’s Glowzies, which is a word that I wish did not exist, because I hate how it sounds coming out of my stupid mouth. The IMDb page says this is a “family movie, fun for all ages”, and I don’t think so. I don’t know what’s up, but there is a glowing, vomiting green zombie in here that is definitely trying to murder. These characters are all so dumb, but in like a funny way. There’s no way real people would make any of the choices these characters make. The movie itself is actually kind of a fun throwback to 80s/90s silly adventure/horror comedies. It’s sort of like Troma-lite. Trailer below.

It's a low budget movie about a girl and her blind brother surviving in a house hiding from other people that are trying to off them. Another guy hops into the action who happens to be a journalist of some kind, he's also a survivor I think. Had a shot gun. And there's some kind of spaceship type thing in the distance of blueish lighting or colour, idk. But the journalists breaks into the house to get supplies and stuff but the sister knocks his out unconscious and tied him up in a basement. But later, he became a friend. Ring any bells? Thank you

I am looking for bad movies with boobies from date but nobody seems close to his filmography lol jim wyroski movies are not same sorry.

I know the title implies an artistic, poetic work along the lines of Terrence Malick or Andrei Tarkovsky, but this one is surprisingly trashy. Directed by Donald Farmer, who is also responsible for other wonderfully-titled films such as Catnado and Shark Exorcist, this is pretty much what it says it is. The acting is hilariously bad, the bodies are unclothed, and the movie appears to be shot with a shoebox. VERY NSFW trailer below.