Absolutely horrible movies that you personally liked

[Lady Heron]

Sgt. Peppers

Howard the Duck

Solar Babies

The Wraith

Dragon Wars

The Red Duke

Adventures in Baby Sitting

Cry Baby

Earnest goes to...the Army, Camp, Africa, Jail...he Saves Christmas and is Scared Stupid

Grease II

Krull

Monster Squad

Van Helsing

Wing Commander d

[TheMom]

Rat Race.

Really stupid movie, but will keep you laughing.

[misharu]

Starship Troopers

[I still care]

My first thought also. The Crawling Eye.

Forrest Tucker does a first rate acting job.

The Curse of the Demon (Dana Andrews)
Army of Darkness
1408 (the theatrical release- a classic!)
The Last Airbender
Pulse (Kristin Bell)
UHF (Weird Al’s acting is frighteningly bad, but I love him!)

[OldMissileer]

Yellowbeard

Fierce Creatures

Men With Brooms

[mmichaels1970]

Midnight Madness

Leon planned "The Great Allnighter" by picking college students to participate in his night long scavenger hunt. The five teams, each designated by colors white (nerds who hate green),green (meat machine who hate red), red (sorority sisters who hate green), yellow (good guys who play fair), and blue (cheaters who hate yellow) are given clues to solve, leading them to the next clue site hidden in the city. Michael J. Fox plays Scott,the younger brother,in his movie debut.

Greatest terrible movie ever. Must have watched it 500 times as a kid.

[Fresh Wind]

Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Up in Smoke (Cheech and Chong)

[Saundra Duffy]

Oh, I thought of another one “Big Wednesday” about surfers.

[frithguild]

I watched this so many times that even when I couldn't get a jar open in the kitchen, I would teun it and start chanting - Turoch noraht

[william clark]

I disagree with applying the term “horrible” to Killer Klowns. I think it’s just about the best Halloween movie ever.

Now, “Frogs” on the other hand...

[SVTCobra03]

“Napolean Dynamite”

Worst......Movie......Ever.

[montyspython]

Yellowbeard

“If you say you don’t know where it is, I’ll nail your tits to the table! “

That was pure hilarity, good pick!

[Coyote Choir]

The first full length movie of Dune, a sci-fi classic. Absolutely ruined the book for me for years. The tv remake of Dune later on was better, but Dune is simply not ever going to be a great movie because often the story develops its layers through the thoughts/interior reflections of the characters. When a reader reads those thoughts, it’s a natural part of the storytelling. When there is a voice-over onscreen for a movie of the thoughts of a character, it’s silly and just shows how inadequate movies are when compared to books anyway, ultimately.

[pgyanke]

“Claatu. Verata... Necktie!”

[JRios1968]

Hey, I loved that one!

[JRios1968]

Hey, I loved that one!

[Orange1998]

100 post and no one mentions Joe Dirt!

[oldsicilian]

A Polish vampire in Burbank. Ausgezeichnet!

[montyspython]

aka Mullet Madness.

[Erasmus]

Mike Nesmith sang a song about Rodan's sister.

[Disambiguator]

UHF

They Live

[KeepUSfree]

"Buckaroo Banzai Across the 10th Dimension Hudson Hawk" Those were my first two picks also also. I would add:

Big Trouble in Little China &
Johnny Dangerously

[EQAndyBuzz]

Night of the Comet rocked.

Pink Flamingos - Always love a bad John Waters film.

Time Cop - Ferris Bueller’s future ex-wife is now married to Jean Claude.

Eraserhead -Horrible. A Classic.

The Octagon - Chuck Norris’ best. Nuff Said.

[OldMissileer]

I love that movie!

[Disambiguator]

Almost forgot: Firestarter (love the soundtrack, too)

[william clark]

I have trouble with this, because unless they fall into the “laughably awful” category, where the pleasure is strictly in making fun of them (like “Plan 9,” “Creeping Terror” or “Showgirls”), if I like them, I don’t think they’re horrible.

One possible exception might be “Hold On,” starring Herman’s Hermits. Amazingly stupid storyline and prime example of 60s silliness, but it’s fun to see the band in action.

I suppose the beach movies also fall into this category, especially since I find most anything with Buster Keaton in it worth a look.

[y6162]

Me too!
Fast times...

[Palladin]

“Lolita” — the old one with James Mason and Shelley Winters, with some hilarious cameos by Peter Sellers.

Saw it for the first time this month. It is so bizarre, but also very entertaining. Shelley as the overwrought high-strung mom of Lolita—her overacting was even more prodigious than in “Poseidon Adventure.”

The usually suave James Mason acting like an idiotic teenager! So bizarre to see him in the bathtub planning his late wife’s funeral with neighbors. How did he manage to keep a straight face?

The movie was supposed to be sexy and scandalous when it came out in the sixties.

Now it is just a laughfest from beginning to end.

[montyspython]

Loved Johnny Dangerously, Joe Piscopo’s finest role.

“You’re testes and you...”

[TheThirdRuffian]

"Starship Troopers"

Terrible destruction of a great book, but that movie had other things going for it.

[RikaStrom]

Night of the Comet

OMG, that was one of my favorite movies!! I can still tell you what movie it is, even if I come into it late because I am flipping channels.

O.k, I am really afraid to admit that I've seen most if not all of these movies.

But still, I have yet to see anyone mention that beloved by FReepers classic, The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra!

[InterceptPoint]

There is a easy winner in this category:

The Man With Two Brains

[Harley]

Nothing But Trouble, with Chevy Chase, John Candy, and Demi Moore. Great lines and great special EFX.

Bad Santa with Billy Bob Thornton, cracks me up everytime I see it on TV.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Not Guilty. /gratuitous attempt at hijacking the thread.

[Auntie Mame]

Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.

[no gnu taxes]

Rat Race

Was a funny movie, but it was a movie that ended in a manner that would indicate it lost all respect for itself.

[Jonty30]

I found Priest to be surprisingly good, compared to all the reviewer ratings panning it.

My only criticism with the Green Lantern was that the time was too short in terms of proper pacing and the chosen villain was too powerful for the first movie. I mean what are they going to do for an encore?

The acting and characters and special effects were otherwise very good, imo.

[humblegunner]

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra remains the epitome of cinematic excellence.

There can be only wishful comparison.

[TexasPatriot1]

I watched that movie as a boy and I still love it.

Big Trouble in Little China
Can’t Buy Me Love
Preist
Jonah Hex
Ghost Rider
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
Silverado
Rocky Horror Picture Show...

And the list goes on and on.

[GSWarrior]

When I was a kid I saw Mr. Majestyk six times.

[TheThirdRuffian]

That Gate. Weird claymation monsters cared the Heck out of me. I still remember the scene when one kid read Psalms and the demon started torturing another kid in response.

[blueunicorn6]

TITANIC.......

[eekitsagreek]

Roadhouse
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane

MST3K versions:
Mr. B Natural
Pod People
Manos: The Hands of Fate
Cave Dwellers

[Clemenza]

Hot Fuzz

Ishtar

I dont even bother recommending them to others, even though I enjoyed both.

[Billthedrill]

I have yet to see anyone mention that beloved by FReepers classic, The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra!

OK, you got me. That one is in a class of its own. BTT.

[trisham]

“Into the mud, scum queen!”

[freedomson]

[GSWarrior]

I remember Zardoz. Sean Connery probably wishes he could forget it.

[NMEwithin]

Oh come on! Kick-Ass was great!!

[Mich Patriot]