Bad Movies that you enjoy

[lapager1]

Second, has Stephen Baldwin ever made a good film.  Besides Usual Suspects obviously.

That remind me of another bad movie I enjoy.....BIO-DOME. sick

[Charles Castle]

It doesn't have an IMDB entry, nor should it.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0829188/

Just saw it on Sunday night. Hilarious.

[Smoky]

Hmm, ones that are not "so bad they're good", but just "I like them inspite of their being bad", eh? One that comes to mind for me is Vibes, with Jeff Goldblum and Cyndi Lauper. Pure kooky, silly cheese, and Goldblum and Lauper seem to be trying to outdo eachother in the "Nutty bad acting" department. But I've always had a genuine like of it.

[Ranika]

Every single Friday the 13th movie. Love them with a passion. They're terrible, godawful movies, laughably bad, but that's the fun. All except the first one...it's actually pretty boring, but I have seen it enough times to point out the errors, and my regular Friday the 13th marathon with friends always includes as an 'ease in', where we talk over the movie while drinking.

However, in the first one's defense, have to give it credit for having an inventive looking killer for typical slasher movie fare. Just some lady. ...Of course, the movie's continuity and logic is flawed, but I think at heart the concept was in the right place, just poorly executed. I still find the movie entertaining on some levels though, but compared to the rest of the series, the pace is positively glacial.

Plus, it lacks a funky looking young Corey Feldman with a shaved head repeating 'DIE! DIE!' as he hacks a man to pieces with a machete. Good ole Tommy Jarvis. They attempted to make that character more of a mainstay of the series, but their attempts at continuity were epic failures. The second one, he was sorta the same, I guess not developed overly different, had some traits from the original Feldman version. Tommy 3.0 was an entirely different character only vaguely connected to the original. And lame. And hilariously dumb. And was in a movie with music by Alice Cooper.