<p>Agree with Coureur that Godfather III was horrible, considering how wonderful 1 & 2 were.</p>
<p>Also agree that Last Tango in Paris was abysmal!</p>
<p>My “favorite” worst movie was Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, who were married then. They had the WORST sexual chemistry ever! I wasn’t surprised to see them divorce later.</p>
<p>any slasher film , particularly the ones with multiple sequels</p>
<p>any movie that begins with a little girl becoming an orphan and being thrown in with a parent substitute that has no clue how to deal with a child</p>
<p>any action film that is filled with crashing cars into innocent unfortunates or crashing thru a store front…and a lot of explosions and other destruction that fills in for the lack of a decent script ( pretty sure that came from my daughter )
Talking dog movies too</p>
<p>You haven’t seen a bad movie until you have seen Ed Wood’s “Plan 9 From Outer Space”. It is so bad it is funny. Actually, anything by Ed Wood is dreadful. He is supposedly the worst director of all times.</p>
<p>I was going to see it with 2 friends but one chickened out after we were talking to our local bookstore owner and he said he had seen it and would rather stick needles in his eyes than see it again. The two of us went ahead and just thought it was horrible.</p>
<p>Disturbing and unpleasant describe it also.</p>
<p>My favorite “Bad” Movies all involve Bruce Campbell. But I think campy /= bad. Being unintentionally hilarious is a redeeming feature of a movie- Therefore I did enjoy my experience with SOAP, as well as any other Samuel L. Jackson film. We had a Samuel L. Jackson drinking game in college.</p>
<p>pageturner-- I remember a really pretentious film student friend who made us all watch eraser head. I really couldn’t take it. And, back then, I had some tolerance for the truly bizarre.</p>
<p>Mall Cop. I thought the trailer was hilarious. Those bits were the only watchable part of the movie. Total boring trash. I watched it on the recommendation of a friend who is a professional “man about town” and who writes for the top “man about town” monthly in the nation. Still trying to figure it out.</p>