@@jamiethal1319 Shame. The live action movie is a very weak pretender to what the show is, in character, story and action. If you're even slightly inclined to give animated things a chance, this is a good one to start with.
Dumb and Dumber was a comedy classic from my childhood. One day a decade later, after buying weed, I saw the little known prequel Dumb and Dumberer in the used DVDs at Gamestop and bought it. I smoked a fat joint while watching that and didn't laugh once. It wasn't even a so-bad-its-good Sharknado type comedy. It was a disgrace to the original, which still makes me laugh (I'm 37).
Someone needs to make a movie called 'Human Resources' just so they can make a sequel to it called, 'Human Resources 2: This Time It's Personnel' I will see myself out. But before I go, I will comment on my own white whale of a shitshow movie: Batman and Robin. The only movie I've ever paid money for and walked out in the middle of. Never even asked for a refund. I didn't even want the money I might have gotten back because it would have been tainted by association with it.
Endless Love (1981). While in high school, I went to see it with my girlfriend. She thought it was romantic. She noticed I had tears in my eyes halfway through and said it was because I was sensitive. The real reason - I was trying hard to hold back my laughter and not disturb the rest of the audience. We did not stay together very long after that.
My dad is really patient about films he doesn't care for. The few films he openly expresses dislike towards is shadow of doubt, which he says butchers one of the few books he's bothered to fully read, the secret life of pets, which he gave up on after 10 minutes for being annoying, and wonder woman 1984, which he finished but wishes he never saw.
Cats was adapted from T.S Elliott, the guy that wrote The Wasteland and Prufrock. He's at most two degrees of separation from James Corden on Wikipedia now. I don't like that
The reboot of RoboCop wasn't as bad as Ghostbusters 2016 and it introduced some interesting concepts like Officer Murphy being administered drugs within his prosthetic body to have him carry out protocol, even if he ethically disagrees sometimes. Admittedly the movie doesn't much with that concept, but it's a interesting topic they could've elaborated on.
@@JohnSmith-ki2eq Oh yeah, it's still a mediocre movie, but it at least has some unique ideas that could've been fleshed out, compared to Ghostbusters 2016 that was like a Seltzer-Friedberg film.
I know it's popular to hate on them, but it is for a reason: literally all the Disney live-action/realistic 3d remakes. The very definition of worthless, even going so far as shitting on the near-perfect originals. Another strong contender: Meet the Spartans.
I saw The Village with my dad in the theater opening week. Film broke right after the blind woman dealt with the "monster". Employee came out to offer full refunds since it was gonna take 20+ mins to fix everything. My dad asked if I wanted to go, and I said, movie's almost over, surely it'll be worth it. After one of the most unsatisfying twists in cinema at the time, me and my dad leave the theater and I'm just apologizing profusely for making us stay and not getting the refund.
The Giver would probably be mine. The book was one of my favorites when I was a kid - not exactly the most original sci-fi story, but well-written with a good plot and characters and interesting themes - and the movie stripped away every last ounce of subtlety and nuance to make a generic YA film with a totally unnecessary love story.
The first movie actually got me into the books, which got me into books as a whole (I was like... 8 years old?). I though it was incredible, just remembering how amazed I was when I saw it as a child, so last month I decided to rewatch it. Definitely one of the worst movies I have ever seen. That shit was horrendous.
Dusk To Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money I discovered this gem because my ex girlfriend and I used to drink and search for the lowest rated free movies on Comcast. So it’s a vampire horror movie that’s also a bank heist movie. It’s terrible as you’d expect. Thing is they dragged poor Robert Patrick and Danny Trejo into it.
Danny Trejo is in all 3 Dusk Till Dawn movies. The only actor that is. The first one is excellent. All three movies have criminals on the run finding themselves facing vampires, though the third one is a prequel.
Cyberbully... For a movie that wanted to showcase how much out of hand internet trolling and harassment could get... It's excecution was just... Insipid... Between the protagonist and the girls of the school being stereotypical valley girls, the hilariously botched suicide scene ("I CAN'T GET THE CAP OFF") and the fact that the little brother, the one character who set off the entire conflict of the movie faced 0 consequences for what he did was just... Bleh... Made worse by the fact it was a Sy Fy movie... Because you know... Direct-to-tv movies gotta be as tame and family friendly as possible... Even by 2011 standards it was just... Worthless... Wich I find worse than terrible, at least the terrible movie either makes you laugh or makes you angry, this movie was the one time I legitimatley felt like I wasted my time... I guess a close second could be some of the WWE movies back when they were going ham on turning their wrestlers into movie stars, but I kinda slept through most of them so... There's that, lol...
You gotta love how the gay kid tries to reach out to the victim in Cyberbully because he's picked on too for being gay, and she retorts "well, you actually are gay - what they're saying about me isn't true." Like, WOW. This is who we're supposed to want to support?
The Comet channel shows some of the most ridiculous movies. I don't know the name of the movie, but one had a jungle, dinosaurs, pirates, and a cyborg with tank treads. The absolute worst though was Octaman. I let my husband talk me into going when Rifftrax was showing it in theaters. I screamed at one point when I realized the movie wasn't over.
ELIMINATORS!!! I rather enjoyed that film. Not only does it have Denise Crosby, but it's so obvious they had a bunch of props and costumes from random movies and just thoought, 'What could we make with just this stuff?' If you enjoyed it, I highly recommend Oblivion, a cheap sci-fi western with aliens that has a similar 'throw in everything we have laying around' feel.
After that one Amy Schumer I walked out on: The Giver. On its own it makes a good movie. When referring to the book and source material... They took the source material and shredded it. Making it improbable for a sequel to take place. I loved the whole series as a child and the movie missed all the major plot points that tie the series together. (I could rant all day about this movie 😫)
“Shorts”, that kids movie that came out a while back. I remember seeing it with my mom, but could barely understand what was going on, and I only slightly remember some of the scenes.
Robin Hood 2018. Hands down. My friends and I will take bad movies apart for hours. Thought it looked like fun (also a costumer's nightmare). But Robin Hood 2018 is so broken, so thin, and so poorly assembled that it feels like it runs right through you. When it was done, it was so empty in such a weird, slippery way we could barely quantify what was wrong with it. We eventually weakly settled on describing it as "a two hour trailer", "movie soup", and "like you spun a movie in a centrifuge until it died".
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Let's turn the asian interpol agent into a generic white pianist who wanders around Hong Kong looking for the plot. Very little street fighting actually happens. Then when she finally finds the plot, she fights M Bison, who's an irish real estate tycoon as opposed to a superpowered kung fu dictator. Every change that could make the story more boring was done. Why did they make this crap?
There was an Artemis Fowl movie? I heard bad things about Eragon and loved the book. Glad I didn't see the movie. It leaves out too much. A full movie would take too long. A TV series of the books would do it justice as long as episodes are no less than 30 minutes.
Monster Hunter. This should have been better as a series not the ploppy mess the movie was. I honestly would have preferred the movie avoid Earth entirely and had a team of novice monster hunters with different styles of fighting instead of 'a squad goes missing so we send out a second one SUDDENLY MAGIC TRANSPORTING DUST STORM'.
Blue Velvet. Had to watch it as part of screen studies at university. Found it tedious and pretentious. My friend and I wanted to ditch (even though we would have to talk about it for marks) but we stayed because apparently there was some outrageous scene in it that would shock us to our core. We saw the scene and were like and left.
Drawn together the movie, it isn’t the worst movie I’ve ever seen, but by far the most pointless, after there show was cancelled, when the drawn together people got to make a movie, instead of making anything even slightly worth dog crap, they made a movie which basically boils down to “wahhhh, we made a bad season of our show, so we got cancelled, but obviously we were only cancelled cause our show had edgy humour, South Park has edgy humour, why haven’t they been cancelled, people must only find South Park funny because it has morals! Let’s make a movie trashing South Park, Comedy Central, Comedy Central fans and anyone who didn’t like our show!”
There are so many bad movies, hard to say. When I was a kid my parents dragged me to see China Syndrome. I was 4 or 5 didn't get into it. When I was 30 I was unemployed and breaking in my cable TV and it was on. Tried watching it and it was still a turd sandwich.
@christopherdean1326 you're right , in fairness a more worthless movie I saw was Ishtar. Mom dragged us to Ishtar. I wanted to see PeeWees Big Adventure instead.
Musicals and animated shows should not be remade into movies, if you want to make it into a movie do what Hamilton did: record the play and show it as is with minimal editing and cuts.
The original Annie from 1982 is a great movie, they did great with the music numbers, with the casting, all of it. It didn't need to be remade, at all.
Sacha Baron Cohen is one of the most painfully unfunny people ever to make it to mainstream media. I was sharing a flat with a friend when he started appearing on some show we used to watch (can't remember the name now) as Ali G. At first, it was just unfunny, after a few episodes I would actually get up and leave the room when he came on, everything he did afterwards was the same "fish out of water" joke in different scenarios. Utter shite....
The Star Wars sequels. Also, the horrific House of the Dead movie. I have NEVER walked out on a movie but I was so tempted to leave that dumpsterfire of a film.
Back to School, the worst of several bad Rodney Dangerfield movies. I managed a movie theatre when it came out. We contracted to run it for two weeks. After three days we had only sold two tickets and had to refund one of them. We got permission from the distributor to replace it with something, anything, else.
The Netflix Death Note was horrible! I love Death Note and made myself watch it… I hate how they cut out Light’s mother and sister, and changed Lisa’s name to Mia Sutton
I dated a girl I swear I only hated because she hates the lion king.... because of how evil simba becomes king..... She missed a part of the movie as a kid and somehow got the idea simba killed mufasa and I can see you missing his death but it was very clear scar was the evil one he made them all slaves
Every alpha and omega movie after the first one. The first one wasnt even good, but at least it was not hours and hours of nothing. I had to watch them when i was a kid and my sister wanted to see them.
So many terrible movies... not sure which to list. I'll go with these 2: 1. Breaking the Waves. A mentally-deficient woman living in a tiny village in 1960s Scotland, I think, marries an oil rig worker. Soon he is injured and paralyzed. She prays and thinks God tells her to become a prostitute. She does so, in the tiny town. She gets beaten then murdered. The End. 2. V.I. Warshawski. I worked at a movie theater that did a special pre-screening of this film for executives. I saw the first half, which was terrible, before I had to leave and prep the theater for business. The second half was worse. I told one of the executives who was a father of a producer that it would be in-and-out of the theater in two weeks. I was wrong, it was three. The father got offended that I told him my opinion. He complained to my manager. My manager scolded me but agreed the film sucked. Too bad the film bombed, the books have a big fan base and that was to be the first of a series. Poor Kathleen Turner never recovered.
I would nominate the movie of Silent Hill. So many pointless changes that completely missed the point of the story told in the game. I was fine with having the protagonist as a woman instead of a man, she had largely the same personality as the protagonist in the game, but they changed basically everything else. Alessa is suddenly a vengeful demon of wrath, rather than a terrified, hurt and monstrously abused child who didn't understand her own powers and wanted literally nothing else but to be left alone with the mother she loved despite her trying to burn her alive. Her mother is turned into a sympathetic character somehow, and her actual nature in the original story is just plastered onto another character pulled out of nowhere. They had a good quote from her in "when you're so hurt and scared for so long, the fear and pain turn to hate, and hate starts to change the world". Well, yes, that's a good quote, but Alessa in the game narrative doesn't have a cruel or hateful bone in her body, and the story is so much more impactful as a result, because for her, fear and pain *are what* changes the world, not hatred. It just skirted so close to getting the story right for about 15 minutes, and then just descended into "ooo spooky demon girl like The Ring." It was a mess.
My main issue w/ the movie is that the protagonist, Rose, was... just awful. The actress was like watching a plank of wood that was able to talk - dead eyes, dead expressions, dead voice. A mannequin that could move. I got towards the end of the movie wishing it was Rose that would have gotten roasted alive instead of Cybil the policewoman (played by the far more talented Laurie Holden).
Breathless (1960) I had heard a lot of buzz claiming it was an indisputable masterpiece, people compared Godard and his films to Kubrick, I was elated to see that it was airing on TCM in 2022 but alas.. breathless left me joyless, it was the most pretentious garbage I've ever seen, the characters were unlikable, the editing was shoddy, the script was horrid, worse of all.. the film's incredible premise was wasted and it was the epitome of boring, it's clear Godard was far up his own ass and tried desperately hard to make something inventive and revolutionary despite having no substance to create a genuinely compelling story, all he did was look at the broad strokes of noir cinema and the apathy of 60s teens and thought "I'm gonna make that a movie and everyone will think I'm cool" breathless is beyond worthless, let this comment be a warning, if someone recommends that you watch breathless, I don't care how amazing they claim it to be, for the love of god do not watch it, I will forever despise that film, my venality for it is endless.
Mr Lemoncello's Library... I liked the book where they compete to solve literary puzzles and find the secret exit. The movie used the opening up to where they present the challenge, but somehow it turned into dracula, a werewolf, and a pterodactyl chasing stereotypical, horribly written and acted kids through the library.
I’ll add Francis Ford Coppola’s *Dracula.* So over-the-top and melodramatic, it was headache inducing with how everything was pounded into your eyes. I left halfway through for a bathroom break, and I only finished the movie because I drove a friend to see it with me and I didn’t want to strand him. And then there’s *Armageddon.* My brother and I got free passes… still wasn’t worth what we paid for it. And I’ll never forget seeing *The Phantom Menace.* Seeing and hearing the *Star Wars* theme and title after last seeing it with *Jedi* when I was 13… to have that elation immediately go to perplexment and then disappointment when reading the title scroll… and then (yawn) the rest of it… (snore) transpired. And did I mention *Alien 3?*
Say what you want about dragonball evolution but it is not worthless. It caused akira toriyama to revive the series so it diddnt end with that god awful movie. Also the emoji movie, it got alot of executives fired and allowed sony animation to recover
Turning Red. The fact that there are so many people saying that that think it's a cute and relatable movie about a girl who turns into a red panda(which is supposed to represent PMS and periods) and gets away with nearly mauling a kid and stealing money from her classmates by prostituting her "panda" just to get into a boy band concert and keeping that toxic part of herself at the end really makes me lose faith in humanity and how we function🤮🤢😨. Oh and btw, did you know that Red Pandas aren't actually really related to Pandas? They're more related to Weasels and Raccoons. Bravo Disney! You can't even get the simplest thing right!!!🙄😡
@@SuperDestroyerFox True. It's just the way she did it. By using her "panda" which is heavily metaphored to be her period. So basically she's prostituting her period. At least that's how I see it. I'm more mad she nearly killed a kid and got away with it lol
@@ladyheavdev I guess it’s that but it isn’t a period in the story. It was just meant to represent periods at some times but her actions would be like selling cute photos of your dog in the story.
I’ve seen some pretty bad movies and at least liked something about them. I’m talking bad ones like gods of egypt, last airbender, that level. But i only ever walked out of theaters because of one movie, like only at the halfway point. That movie was rise of skywalker.
Hands down Twilight -it’s cringe -Edward is a pedo -Bella looks sick in the movies And did there really have to be that many movies like I watched them all and it was a complete waste of my time like they should have just went to the point and love triangles are a overused trope especially the ordinary girl trope like she cries way to much
I’m not a big twilight fan, but to be fair Bella is described as very pale and Edward isn’t a pedo because thats not what pedophilia is. He could be called a stalker though. I suggest reading the book instead of watching the movie for any teen romance novels.
Funny thing about the Starship Troopers movies: first one... not great, second one as mentioned here horrible. But the third film is actually not that bad...
I love Starship Troopers. It's cringe, but classic, and reminds me of Warhammer 40k. It's like Imperial guard vs. Tyranids, and it's the closest thing we have to a movie for it as far as I know.
John Carpenter's Vampires. It's a good time if you don't take it seriously. I took my cousin to see it with me in theatre and I think he had more fun listening to the guy in front of us explain vampire lore to his girlfriend the entire movie.
How about the remake of Psycho with Vince Vaughn. I'm not that hard on remakes normally, but it's almost shot for shot the same damn movie. What's the point?
15 Minutes Gone -- ??? I think that's what it was called? My fam and I watched it a few months back: we 1) guessed the plot at the beginning of the Movie, 2) cringed at the horrendous acting, kills, and overall movie, and 3) hated the movie. We should have checked the online ratings first-. But seriously, it sucks.
Saving Christmas. This isn't a movie. It is Kirk Cameron lecturing you about why today's modern capitalist based customs are actually in line with the writings in the Bible. Seriously, a significant portion of the "movie' is Kirk and his friend sitting in their car in front of Kirk's house after the friend decides he doesn't like the modern Christmas holiday celebrations. Then they have the longest and most painful to watch dance scene at the end of the "movie" because they didn't have a way to end it, probably because you can't write an ending to a story that isn't a story.
Dragon Wars (D-Wars). What should have been an epic monster mash movie was actually two hours of B level cgi and an incoherent story plot. All of it clumsily meshed together over an edit with the surgeon’s precision of a child playing with scissors.
15:56 I bought that when I was little and couldn't finish it the first time. I saw it in whole the second time but still didn't like it. It probably belongs on my least favorites movies list but I have no idea where it would go. Maybe an dishonorable mention at least?
My cousin is developmentally disabled and usually has a good time with pretty much any movie under an R rating. One time we were over at her mother's house for some holiday gathering and Home Alone 4 is on TV. Cousin starts actually roasting the movie the further it got along into the "plot" (my friend and I were likewise pretty appalled by its poor quality). I'd never seen her do that to a movie before and it was hilarious.
There’s several movies with Open House as a title. The one with the mom and her son is called The Open House. That came out in 2018. There’s one from 2010 called Open House that’s also a horror movie. I wonder which one they are referring to?
Can't necessarily judge its cinematic quality, but long ago my older sister saw Lost Highway and swore to me I'd love it. Turns out older sis is an evil bastard, because this film, most of which I've blocked out, so I can't really say why, but somehow it made me feel physically unsafe in my own bedroom. I had to watch Whose Line Is It Anyway for 6 HOURS before I felt okay getting up from my seat. Second time David Lynch disappointed me...first was when I was a young kid, excited for the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer, and instead got the acid-nightmare Twin Peaks ended up being.
Most of the dude's supposed health problems weren't from the McD's though - it was from the fact that he was a raging alcoholic for pretty much all of his adult life.
mine was silent hill 2, my favorite horror game is SH3 and from hearing the 2nd movie was a love letter to that game got me so excited, it all died when douglas died then it went all down hill from there went to pure rage when i heard the "sweet boy with a tragic backstory" name was vincent.. that movie deserves all of the hate
Okay, wait... I feel I am experiencing one of those Mandela effect things. So this is one of my rare questions, not that I will get a response to a two year old video, but I might as well try: This first movie mentioned: "Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace", is that in fact a thing somehow? See I do remember a "Lawnmower Man 2" but it was called "Jobe's War". Or is there multiple versions of this? Now don't get me wrong, LM2 was crap, I do remember that, even for the time it had some of the worst "computer reality" representation I had ever seen. It was really bad, below what computers could really do in my case, but being the 1990s I assumed they needed to make it seem that way so actual boomers would get the unreality of it or something. I remember little of it besides that, but I did enjoy the original "Lawnmower Man" though I would not consider it one of the better Steven King movies. I think it went above the heads of many audiences for the time, much like John Carpenter's epic failure "Prince Of Darkness" which I felt was one of his better high concept, low-budget works. EDIT: Oh and to get in the spirit, one of the worst movies I've made it through that wasn't some kind of horrible "Le Bad Cinema" abomination... you know where they were actually trying... was also a Steven King movie. Trust me if you think LM2 was bad, try watching "Maximum Overdrive" I seem to remember Steven King tried to direct that one himself and was supposed to be high most of the time. I suppose it did have a cool truck with a green goblin head on the front but otherwise... it's really hard to make a worse movie than this or a dumber seeming "mechanical revolt" movie. Seriously.... there is a reason most people forgot this one even with Steven King being involved.
I would have walked out of Jennifer's Body, but i was a projectionist performing a technical screening. I was being paid to watch the movie and i still felt cheated.
Anyone but you. The main man needed to be punched. He harassed the main woman and everything was blamed on her just because he could understand that a woman might not want to jump into a seemingly perfect relationship with a man that she had JUST MET after under bizarre circumstances, and making consecutively big decisions. Her instinct to move away from the situation to reevaluate everything was the best response and after she realised that she didn’t need to, she came back to him saying…. what he said. And after that, he made himself a permanent victim whilst harassing her EVERYTIME that he saw her. Until he did the same thing. AND THEN he apologized. But everything was already her fault and she had to leave her sister’s wedding. I wish everybody would stop this nonsense about, “he is so awful to bed but they are so good together”. WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?
At least The Emoji Movie wasn't trying to hide the fact it was a shameless ad. WiR2 basically destroyed the characterizations of everyone from the first movie, and covered it up with 'memberberries.
@@DJKennedy90 It was so bad in fact that it RUINED what little enjoyment I got out of the first movie (I could never fully enjoy the first movie for somewhat complicated reasons) and it made me hate a lot of the people worked on it especially the one I call Bitch Moore god I DESPISE him for selling out to SJWs and LYING about including Mario in fact just SEEING his name attached to anything ruins my mood.
Which one? The found footage first one? The... confusing and incoherent "meta" second one? Or the recent one done by the live action Death Note Netflix one, where he shows the Witch?
Anyone but you. The main man needed to be punched. He harassed the main woman and everything was blamed on her just because he could understand that a woman might not want to jump into a seemingly perfect relationship with a man that she had JUST MET after under bizarre circumstances, and making consecutively big decisions. Her instinct to move away from the situation to reevaluate everything was the best response and after she realised that she didn’t need to, she came back to him saying…. what he said. And after that, he made himself a permanent victim whilst harassing her EVERYTIME that he saw her. Until he did the same thing.
My mom actually *liked* the Last Airbender movie. I can't even get her to watch the actual show because she wants to see real people and not cartoons.
That's a damn shame. Your mother is missing out!
I like The Last Airbender movie. I’ve never seen the anime/ animated show. I don’t watch a lot of animated things.
@@jamiethal1319 Shame. The live action movie is a very weak pretender to what the show is, in character, story and action. If you're even slightly inclined to give animated things a chance, this is a good one to start with.
Good news for her, Netflix is making a live action adaptation, hopefully better!
This is basically everyone I’ve met that liked that movie. They don’t like animation.
Dumb and Dumber was a comedy classic from my childhood. One day a decade later, after buying weed, I saw the little known prequel Dumb and Dumberer in the used DVDs at Gamestop and bought it. I smoked a fat joint while watching that and didn't laugh once. It wasn't even a so-bad-its-good Sharknado type comedy. It was a disgrace to the original, which still makes me laugh (I'm 37).
Someone needs to make a movie called 'Human Resources' just so they can make a sequel to it called, 'Human Resources 2: This Time It's Personnel'
I will see myself out.
But before I go, I will comment on my own white whale of a shitshow movie: Batman and Robin. The only movie I've ever paid money for and walked out in the middle of. Never even asked for a refund. I didn't even want the money I might have gotten back because it would have been tainted by association with it.
😂😂😂 now I want to see that sequel.
Endless Love (1981). While in high school, I went to see it with my girlfriend. She thought it was romantic. She noticed I had tears in my eyes halfway through and said it was because I was sensitive. The real reason - I was trying hard to hold back my laughter and not disturb the rest of the audience. We did not stay together very long after that.
My dad is really patient about films he doesn't care for. The few films he openly expresses dislike towards is shadow of doubt, which he says butchers one of the few books he's bothered to fully read, the secret life of pets, which he gave up on after 10 minutes for being annoying, and wonder woman 1984, which he finished but wishes he never saw.
Cats was adapted from T.S Elliott, the guy that wrote The Wasteland and Prufrock. He's at most two degrees of separation from James Corden on Wikipedia now. I don't like that
Oh I forgot the remakes of Total Recall, Robocop and the all female Ghostbusters.
The reboot of RoboCop wasn't as bad as Ghostbusters 2016 and it introduced some interesting concepts like Officer Murphy being administered drugs within his prosthetic body to have him carry out protocol, even if he ethically disagrees sometimes. Admittedly the movie doesn't much with that concept, but it's a interesting topic they could've elaborated on.
@@AluminumFusion22 I can't remember a single memorable line from the reboot but I can remember loads from the original.
@@JohnSmith-ki2eq Oh yeah, it's still a mediocre movie, but it at least has some unique ideas that could've been fleshed out, compared to Ghostbusters 2016 that was like a Seltzer-Friedberg film.
I know it's popular to hate on them, but it is for a reason: literally all the Disney live-action/realistic 3d remakes.
The very definition of worthless, even going so far as shitting on the near-perfect originals.
Another strong contender:
Meet the Spartans.
The Village, I didn't even pay for it but I wanted my money back.
You should be compensated for your precious time ⌛
I saw The Village with my dad in the theater opening week. Film broke right after the blind woman dealt with the "monster". Employee came out to offer full refunds since it was gonna take 20+ mins to fix everything.
My dad asked if I wanted to go, and I said, movie's almost over, surely it'll be worth it.
After one of the most unsatisfying twists in cinema at the time, me and my dad leave the theater and I'm just apologizing profusely for making us stay and not getting the refund.
Fantastic Four (2015)
Its was so horrible that I prefer to buy PIXELS instead
Every Fantastic Four movie is absolutely terrible. All of them. Movie studios keep trying to make F4 a thing, and it never, ever lands.
The Giver would probably be mine. The book was one of my favorites when I was a kid - not exactly the most original sci-fi story, but well-written with a good plot and characters and interesting themes - and the movie stripped away every last ounce of subtlety and nuance to make a generic YA film with a totally unnecessary love story.
The Percy Jackson movies were the WORST THINGS ever created by mankind
The first movie actually got me into the books, which got me into books as a whole (I was like... 8 years old?). I though it was incredible, just remembering how amazed I was when I saw it as a child, so last month I decided to rewatch it. Definitely one of the worst movies I have ever seen. That shit was horrendous.
if only they had Penquinz0
Dusk To Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money
I discovered this gem because my ex girlfriend and I used to drink and search for the lowest rated free movies on Comcast. So it’s a vampire horror movie that’s also a bank heist movie. It’s terrible as you’d expect. Thing is they dragged poor Robert Patrick and Danny Trejo into it.
Danny Trejo is in all 3 Dusk Till Dawn movies. The only actor that is. The first one is excellent. All three movies have criminals on the run finding themselves facing vampires, though the third one is a prequel.
Cyberbully... For a movie that wanted to showcase how much out of hand internet trolling and harassment could get... It's excecution was just... Insipid...
Between the protagonist and the girls of the school being stereotypical valley girls, the hilariously botched suicide scene ("I CAN'T GET THE CAP OFF") and the fact that the little brother, the one character who set off the entire conflict of the movie faced 0 consequences for what he did was just... Bleh...
Made worse by the fact it was a Sy Fy movie... Because you know... Direct-to-tv movies gotta be as tame and family friendly as possible... Even by 2011 standards it was just... Worthless... Wich I find worse than terrible, at least the terrible movie either makes you laugh or makes you angry, this movie was the one time I legitimatley felt like I wasted my time...
I guess a close second could be some of the WWE movies back when they were going ham on turning their wrestlers into movie stars, but I kinda slept through most of them so... There's that, lol...
You gotta love how the gay kid tries to reach out to the victim in Cyberbully because he's picked on too for being gay, and she retorts "well, you actually are gay - what they're saying about me isn't true."
Like, WOW. This is who we're supposed to want to support?
The Comet channel shows some of the most ridiculous movies. I don't know the name of the movie, but one had a jungle, dinosaurs, pirates, and a cyborg with tank treads. The absolute worst though was Octaman. I let my husband talk me into going when Rifftrax was showing it in theaters. I screamed at one point when I realized the movie wasn't over.
ELIMINATORS!!! I rather enjoyed that film. Not only does it have Denise Crosby, but it's so obvious they had a bunch of props and costumes from random movies and just thoought, 'What could we make with just this stuff?' If you enjoyed it, I highly recommend Oblivion, a cheap sci-fi western with aliens that has a similar 'throw in everything we have laying around' feel.
I still have a grudge against Fant4stic
"Miami Blues", good cast, terrible movie. And "The Karate Kid 2." A very crummy movie.
After that one Amy Schumer I walked out on: The Giver. On its own it makes a good movie. When referring to the book and source material... They took the source material and shredded it. Making it improbable for a sequel to take place. I loved the whole series as a child and the movie missed all the major plot points that tie the series together. (I could rant all day about this movie 😫)
The most unforgivable sin was to tack on a pointless romantic plot
“Shorts”, that kids movie that came out a while back. I remember seeing it with my mom, but could barely understand what was going on, and I only slightly remember some of the scenes.
Robin Hood 2018. Hands down.
My friends and I will take bad movies apart for hours. Thought it looked like fun (also a costumer's nightmare).
But Robin Hood 2018 is so broken, so thin, and so poorly assembled that it feels like it runs right through you. When it was done, it was so empty in such a weird, slippery way we could barely quantify what was wrong with it. We eventually weakly settled on describing it as "a two hour trailer", "movie soup", and "like you spun a movie in a centrifuge until it died".
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li.
Let's turn the asian interpol agent into a generic white pianist who wanders around Hong Kong looking for the plot. Very little street fighting actually happens. Then when she finally finds the plot, she fights M Bison, who's an irish real estate tycoon as opposed to a superpowered kung fu dictator. Every change that could make the story more boring was done.
Why did they make this crap?
As a kid, I didn't think so.
Now as adult...
The ATLA live action movie. 🤦
There was an Artemis Fowl movie?
I heard bad things about Eragon and loved the book. Glad I didn't see the movie. It leaves out too much. A full movie would take too long. A TV series of the books would do it justice as long as episodes are no less than 30 minutes.
Monster Hunter. This should have been better as a series not the ploppy mess the movie was. I honestly would have preferred the movie avoid Earth entirely and had a team of novice monster hunters with different styles of fighting instead of 'a squad goes missing so we send out a second one SUDDENLY MAGIC TRANSPORTING DUST STORM'.
Blue Velvet. Had to watch it as part of screen studies at university. Found it tedious and pretentious. My friend and I wanted to ditch (even though we would have to talk about it for marks) but we stayed because apparently there was some outrageous scene in it that would shock us to our core. We saw the scene and were like and left.
haven't seen it yet but I feel that way about Breathless (1960) boring pretentious trite that was.
I thought The Amazing Bulk was The Room of superhero movies.
Drawn together the movie, it isn’t the worst movie I’ve ever seen, but by far the most pointless, after there show was cancelled, when the drawn together people got to make a movie, instead of making anything even slightly worth dog crap, they made a movie which basically boils down to “wahhhh, we made a bad season of our show, so we got cancelled, but obviously we were only cancelled cause our show had edgy humour, South Park has edgy humour, why haven’t they been cancelled, people must only find South Park funny because it has morals! Let’s make a movie trashing South Park, Comedy Central, Comedy Central fans and anyone who didn’t like our show!”
I forgot there was a movie
There are so many bad movies, hard to say. When I was a kid my parents dragged me to see China Syndrome. I was 4 or 5 didn't get into it. When I was 30 I was unemployed and breaking in my cable TV and it was on. Tried watching it and it was still a turd sandwich.
Would you believe that it (along with the 3 Mile Island disaster during Carter’s run) were what killed nuclear power in the US?
In fairness, I don't think they really meant it for 5 year olds....
@christopherdean1326 you're right , in fairness a more worthless movie I saw was Ishtar. Mom dragged us to Ishtar. I wanted to see PeeWees Big Adventure instead.
Anne, to this day it's the only movie I've walked out of the theater for. It's so dumb, it is the very definition on why musicals are bad for movies.
Musicals and animated shows should not be remade into movies, if you want to make it into a movie do what Hamilton did: record the play and show it as is with minimal editing and cuts.
The original Annie from 1982 is a great movie, they did great with the music numbers, with the casting, all of it. It didn't need to be remade, at all.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul. There's a reason that most people don't acknowledge its existence.
I forgot about Jack and Jill...
It once aired on repeat at a hotel I stayed at
The guy who did Borat did a movie about some gay German guy. Worst time of my life. I still hate my sister for making me come with her to watch it.
Brüno. I hated how that movie wanted the viewer to think people that hated him were just homophobes when no, it was because he was a rude shitbag.
Sacha Baron Cohen is one of the most painfully unfunny people ever to make it to mainstream media. I was sharing a flat with a friend when he started appearing on some show we used to watch (can't remember the name now) as Ali G. At first, it was just unfunny, after a few episodes I would actually get up and leave the room when he came on, everything he did afterwards was the same "fish out of water" joke in different scenarios. Utter shite....
Oh no, you saw Bruno…
I was warned against watching it vehemently. I’m glad I listened.
The Star Wars sequels.
Also, the horrific House of the Dead movie. I have NEVER walked out on a movie but I was so tempted to leave that dumpsterfire of a film.
I enjoyed House of the Dead but I can’t defend it.
Back to School, the worst of several bad Rodney Dangerfield movies. I managed a movie theatre when it came out. We contracted to run it for two weeks. After three days we had only sold two tickets and had to refund one of them. We got permission from the distributor to replace it with something, anything, else.
Dragon Ball Evolution. It was playing as an in-flight movie and people still walked out.
The Netflix Death Note was horrible! I love Death Note and made myself watch it…
I hate how they cut out Light’s mother and sister, and changed Lisa’s name to Mia Sutton
I dated a girl I swear I only hated because she hates the lion king.... because of how evil simba becomes king.....
She missed a part of the movie as a kid and somehow got the idea simba killed mufasa and I can see you missing his death but it was very clear scar was the evil one he made them all slaves
Birds of Prey & House of 1000 Corpses are the only movies I ever considered walking out of.
Every alpha and omega movie after the first one. The first one wasnt even good, but at least it was not hours and hours of nothing. I had to watch them when i was a kid and my sister wanted to see them.
The Lobster.
Interesting premise, intriguing idea, 90 minutes of intense boredom that felt like it took three hours to watch.
So many terrible movies... not sure which to list. I'll go with these 2:
1. Breaking the Waves. A mentally-deficient woman living in a tiny village in 1960s Scotland, I think, marries an oil rig worker. Soon he is injured and paralyzed. She prays and thinks God tells her to become a prostitute. She does so, in the tiny town. She gets beaten then murdered. The End.
2. V.I. Warshawski. I worked at a movie theater that did a special pre-screening of this film for executives. I saw the first half, which was terrible, before I had to leave and prep the theater for business. The second half was worse. I told one of the executives who was a father of a producer that it would be in-and-out of the theater in two weeks. I was wrong, it was three. The father got offended that I told him my opinion. He complained to my manager. My manager scolded me but agreed the film sucked. Too bad the film bombed, the books have a big fan base and that was to be the first of a series. Poor Kathleen Turner never recovered.
Avatar. Predictable within the first 30 seconds.
Which avatar are we talking about?
@@pandablair4226 the James Cameron movie.
Some Kind of Monster. My friend is a Metallica fan and made me watch it with him. I fell asleep in 15 minutes. He wasn't happy.
"Avatar". Proves the adage: "A film's quality is in inverse proportion to the amount of hype surrounding it." A complete PoS!
I would nominate the movie of Silent Hill. So many pointless changes that completely missed the point of the story told in the game. I was fine with having the protagonist as a woman instead of a man, she had largely the same personality as the protagonist in the game, but they changed basically everything else. Alessa is suddenly a vengeful demon of wrath, rather than a terrified, hurt and monstrously abused child who didn't understand her own powers and wanted literally nothing else but to be left alone with the mother she loved despite her trying to burn her alive. Her mother is turned into a sympathetic character somehow, and her actual nature in the original story is just plastered onto another character pulled out of nowhere. They had a good quote from her in "when you're so hurt and scared for so long, the fear and pain turn to hate, and hate starts to change the world". Well, yes, that's a good quote, but Alessa in the game narrative doesn't have a cruel or hateful bone in her body, and the story is so much more impactful as a result, because for her, fear and pain *are what* changes the world, not hatred. It just skirted so close to getting the story right for about 15 minutes, and then just descended into "ooo spooky demon girl like The Ring." It was a mess.
My main issue w/ the movie is that the protagonist, Rose, was... just awful. The actress was like watching a plank of wood that was able to talk - dead eyes, dead expressions, dead voice. A mannequin that could move. I got towards the end of the movie wishing it was Rose that would have gotten roasted alive instead of Cybil the policewoman (played by the far more talented Laurie Holden).
Breathless (1960) I had heard a lot of buzz claiming it was an indisputable masterpiece, people compared Godard and his films to Kubrick, I was elated to see that it was airing on TCM in 2022 but alas.. breathless left me joyless, it was the most pretentious garbage I've ever seen, the characters were unlikable, the editing was shoddy, the script was horrid, worse of all.. the film's incredible premise was wasted and it was the epitome of boring, it's clear Godard was far up his own ass and tried desperately hard to make something inventive and revolutionary despite having no substance to create a genuinely compelling story, all he did was look at the broad strokes of noir cinema and the apathy of 60s teens and thought "I'm gonna make that a movie and everyone will think I'm cool" breathless is beyond worthless, let this comment be a warning, if someone recommends that you watch breathless, I don't care how amazing they claim it to be, for the love of god do not watch it, I will forever despise that film, my venality for it is endless.
Dude, where's my car, I'm still angry that I wasted my time watching that pile of crap.
Company safety training videos should be #1
Mr Lemoncello's Library... I liked the book where they compete to solve literary puzzles and find the secret exit. The movie used the opening up to where they present the challenge, but somehow it turned into dracula, a werewolf, and a pterodactyl chasing stereotypical, horribly written and acted kids through the library.
How did Nickelodeon go from working on Rango and Tin Tin to that utter garbage.
The Story on Dragon Ball Super is that Toriyama loathed Dragon Ball Evolution so much he made Battle of Gods and onward.
I’ll add Francis Ford Coppola’s *Dracula.* So over-the-top and melodramatic, it was headache inducing with how everything was pounded into your eyes.
I left halfway through for a bathroom break, and I only finished the movie because I drove a friend to see it with me and I didn’t want to strand him.
And then there’s *Armageddon.* My brother and I got free passes… still wasn’t worth what we paid for it.
And I’ll never forget seeing *The Phantom Menace.* Seeing and hearing the *Star Wars* theme and title after last seeing it with *Jedi* when I was 13… to have that elation immediately go to perplexment and then disappointment when reading the title scroll… and then (yawn) the rest of it… (snore) transpired.
And did I mention *Alien 3?*
Say what you want about dragonball evolution but it is not worthless. It caused akira toriyama to revive the series so it diddnt end with that god awful movie.
Also the emoji movie, it got alot of executives fired and allowed sony animation to recover
Turning Red. The fact that there are so many people saying that that think it's a cute and relatable movie about a girl who turns into a red panda(which is supposed to represent PMS and periods) and gets away with nearly mauling a kid and stealing money from her classmates by prostituting her "panda" just to get into a boy band concert and keeping that toxic part of herself at the end really makes me lose faith in humanity and how we function🤮🤢😨. Oh and btw, did you know that Red Pandas aren't actually really related to Pandas? They're more related to Weasels and Raccoons. Bravo Disney! You can't even get the simplest thing right!!!🙄😡
I knew something felt off about the movie...I just couldn't put my finger on it.
@@VOgaming51official Now you know😊
What do you mean by stealing money. People wanted goods or services and she delivered, that’s just capitalism.
@@SuperDestroyerFox True. It's just the way she did it. By using her "panda" which is heavily metaphored to be her period. So basically she's prostituting her period. At least that's how I see it. I'm more mad she nearly killed a kid and got away with it lol
@@ladyheavdev I guess it’s that but it isn’t a period in the story. It was just meant to represent periods at some times but her actions would be like selling cute photos of your dog in the story.
I’ve seen some pretty bad movies and at least liked something about them. I’m talking bad ones like gods of egypt, last airbender, that level. But i only ever walked out of theaters because of one movie, like only at the halfway point.
That movie was rise of skywalker.
On Deadly Ground
A critic said "Steven Seagal adds directing to the list of things he doesn't do very well."
That says it all.
That's an easy one: Robocop 3.
How dare they insult the Buttercream Gang!!!!
Brad Jones fan?
Hands down Twilight
-it’s cringe
-Edward is a pedo
-Bella looks sick in the movies
And did there really have to be that many movies like I watched them all and it was a complete waste of my time like they should have just went to the point and love triangles are a overused trope especially the ordinary girl trope like she cries way to much
Team Edward!!!!
J/K 😉
Love triangles in any movie/show suck. They add unnecessary drama.
I’m not a big twilight fan, but to be fair Bella is described as very pale and Edward isn’t a pedo because thats not what pedophilia is. He could be called a stalker though. I suggest reading the book instead of watching the movie for any teen romance novels.
Butt-Head: Well this isn't very good!
Beavis: Uh is Bella a zombie? Because she has her mouth hanging open all the time and act like she's dead?
Funny thing about the Starship Troopers movies: first one... not great, second one as mentioned here horrible. But the third film is actually not that bad...
I love Starship Troopers. It's cringe, but classic, and reminds me of Warhammer 40k. It's like Imperial guard vs. Tyranids, and it's the closest thing we have to a movie for it as far as I know.
John Carpenter's Vampires. It's a good time if you don't take it seriously. I took my cousin to see it with me in theatre and I think he had more fun listening to the guy in front of us explain vampire lore to his girlfriend the entire movie.
Too many to choose from. Movies these days are insipid, cliché and boring.
Every Disney movie nowadays has the same layout, down to the fake death, awkward dramatic pause, then happy ending.
Lawnmower man
The wackest movie ever
No one best talk shit about Eternal Sunshine for the Spotless Mind!
How about the remake of Psycho with Vince Vaughn. I'm not that hard on remakes normally, but it's almost shot for shot the same damn movie. What's the point?
15 Minutes Gone -- ??? I think that's what it was called?
My fam and I watched it a few months back: we 1) guessed the plot at the beginning of the Movie, 2) cringed at the horrendous acting, kills, and overall movie, and 3) hated the movie. We should have checked the online ratings first-.
But seriously, it sucks.
Saving Christmas. This isn't a movie. It is Kirk Cameron lecturing you about why today's modern capitalist based customs are actually in line with the writings in the Bible. Seriously, a significant portion of the "movie' is Kirk and his friend sitting in their car in front of Kirk's house after the friend decides he doesn't like the modern Christmas holiday celebrations. Then they have the longest and most painful to watch dance scene at the end of the "movie" because they didn't have a way to end it, probably because you can't write an ending to a story that isn't a story.
The Titan (2018) I've watched some BAD movies in my day but that's the only movie I've ever regretted and wanted my time back for.
Oh wow buttercreamers! I thought Cinema snob just pulled it out from some bizarre void of weird movies.
Dragon Wars (D-Wars). What should have been an epic monster mash movie was actually two hours of B level cgi and an incoherent story plot. All of it clumsily meshed together over an edit with the surgeon’s precision of a child playing with scissors.
Twilight. ALL of them.
Also Eragon. I nearly walked out of that movie but hoped it would improve...it didn't. The music was good though...
The only Twilight movie worth seeing is with Paul Newman, Gene Hackman, James Garner and Susan Sarandon.
Monkeybone
Oh my God that fucking movie💀💀💀
Bill Murray …. Lost in translation. Stayed for entire show thinking it was going to somehow make sense but it never did!
I guess it got lost in translation.
It's a very subtle movie.
15:56 I bought that when I was little and couldn't finish it the first time. I saw it in whole the second time but still didn't like it.
It probably belongs on my least favorites movies list but I have no idea where it would go. Maybe an dishonorable mention at least?
glitter with mariah carey try watching that one lol
Half of movies based on books seem pretty worthless to a boatload of people.
Home Alone 4.
My cousin is developmentally disabled and usually has a good time with pretty much any movie under an R rating. One time we were over at her mother's house for some holiday gathering and Home Alone 4 is on TV. Cousin starts actually roasting the movie the further it got along into the "plot" (my friend and I were likewise pretty appalled by its poor quality). I'd never seen her do that to a movie before and it was hilarious.
Kinda glad nome of them mentioned Kung Pow...
Kung Pow is amazing.
Every single Spy Kids movie, I don't gain any joy from watching them, none at all..
There’s several movies with Open House as a title. The one with the mom and her son is called The Open House. That came out in 2018. There’s one from 2010 called Open House that’s also a horror movie. I wonder which one they are referring to?
Marley & Me, first and only movie I have ever walked out of the theater, pure boredom.
the Last Airbender movie was how a young me first experienced disappointment...
Top Gun. Tom Cruise has the acting range of a teaspoon.
The Live Action Death Note was trash.
Can't necessarily judge its cinematic quality, but long ago my older sister saw Lost Highway and swore to me I'd love it. Turns out older sis is an evil bastard, because this film, most of which I've blocked out, so I can't really say why, but somehow it made me feel physically unsafe in my own bedroom. I had to watch Whose Line Is It Anyway for 6 HOURS before I felt okay getting up from my seat. Second time David Lynch disappointed me...first was when I was a young kid, excited for the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer, and instead got the acid-nightmare Twin Peaks ended up being.
"That's my boy" - snapped the disc. Makes me grind my teeth
Supersize me was useless. I knew the results.
Most of the dude's supposed health problems weren't from the McD's though - it was from the fact that he was a raging alcoholic for pretty much all of his adult life.
mine was silent hill 2, my favorite horror game is SH3 and from hearing the 2nd movie was a love letter to that game got me so excited, it all died when douglas died then it went all down hill from there
went to pure rage when i heard the "sweet boy with a tragic backstory" name was vincent.. that movie deserves all of the hate
Okay, wait... I feel I am experiencing one of those Mandela effect things. So this is one of my rare questions, not that I will get a response to a two year old video, but I might as well try:
This first movie mentioned: "Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace", is that in fact a thing somehow? See I do remember a "Lawnmower Man 2" but it was called "Jobe's War". Or is there multiple versions of this?
Now don't get me wrong, LM2 was crap, I do remember that, even for the time it had some of the worst "computer reality" representation I had ever seen. It was really bad, below what computers could really do in my case, but being the 1990s I assumed they needed to make it seem that way so actual boomers would get the unreality of it or something. I remember little of it besides that, but I did enjoy the original "Lawnmower Man" though I would not consider it one of the better Steven King movies. I think it went above the heads of many audiences for the time, much like John Carpenter's epic failure "Prince Of Darkness" which I felt was one of his better high concept, low-budget works.
EDIT: Oh and to get in the spirit, one of the worst movies I've made it through that wasn't some kind of horrible "Le Bad Cinema" abomination... you know where they were actually trying... was also a Steven King movie. Trust me if you think LM2 was bad, try watching "Maximum Overdrive" I seem to remember Steven King tried to direct that one himself and was supposed to be high most of the time. I suppose it did have a cool truck with a green goblin head on the front but otherwise... it's really hard to make a worse movie than this or a dumber seeming "mechanical revolt" movie. Seriously.... there is a reason most people forgot this one even with Steven King being involved.
I would have walked out of Jennifer's Body, but i was a projectionist performing a technical screening. I was being paid to watch the movie and i still felt cheated.
Anyone but you. The main man needed to be punched. He harassed the main woman and everything was blamed on her just because he could understand that a woman might not want to jump into a seemingly perfect relationship with a man that she had JUST MET after under bizarre circumstances, and making consecutively big decisions. Her instinct to move away from the situation to reevaluate everything was the best response and after she realised that she didn’t need to, she came back to him saying…. what he said. And after that, he made himself a permanent victim whilst harassing her EVERYTIME that he saw her. Until he did the same thing. AND THEN he apologized. But everything was already her fault and she had to leave her sister’s wedding. I wish everybody would stop this nonsense about, “he is so awful to bed but they are so good together”. WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?
Ralph Breaks The Internet I truly regret watching it. I still have a huge hatred for it even to this very day.
At least The Emoji Movie wasn't trying to hide the fact it was a shameless ad.
WiR2 basically destroyed the characterizations of everyone from the first movie, and covered it up with 'memberberries.
@@DJKennedy90 It was so bad in fact that it RUINED what little enjoyment I got out of the first movie (I could never fully enjoy the first movie for somewhat complicated reasons) and it made me hate a lot of the people worked on it especially the one I call Bitch Moore god I DESPISE him for selling out to SJWs and LYING about including Mario in fact just SEEING his name attached to anything ruins my mood.
Dragonball Evolution was so bad that I gave the person who bought my ticket their money back because I felt bad that they had paid for me to see it.
The Silent Hill film, it was so bad I went out for food and didn't even pause the dvd while I did.
You mean Revelation?
@@MetalGearDavid98 The first one if that helps, it was so forgettable that I can't remember anything about it.
Eragon. I'm not sure how you screw up Star Wars but with dragons but they managed it with Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich ans Robert Carlyle in the cast.
Blair Witch in the theater, I wanted my money back.
Which one?
The found footage first one?
The... confusing and incoherent "meta" second one?
Or the recent one done by the live action Death Note Netflix one, where he shows the Witch?
@@DJKennedy90 I think they mean the 2016 one
I watched it at my friend's house and fell asleep.
I hated the original. Liked and own the sequel. Never saw the 3rd.
Keeping track of all of these in case they end up on Mystery Science Theatre 3000 or Rifftrax.
Good, I spotted 2 of these!
Let's be completely fair. How DO you adapt Lawnmower Man for film?
Anyone but you. The main man needed to be punched. He harassed the main woman and everything was blamed on her just because he could understand that a woman might not want to jump into a seemingly perfect relationship with a man that she had JUST MET after under bizarre circumstances, and making consecutively big decisions. Her instinct to move away from the situation to reevaluate everything was the best response and after she realised that she didn’t need to, she came back to him saying…. what he said. And after that, he made himself a permanent victim whilst harassing her EVERYTIME that he saw her. Until he did the same thing.
A Grim Becoming was almost my first F grade horror but I liked the concept so D- acting, camera work and special effects were pure garbage.
Open House is the worst film ever conceived
I was watching it with my bf and fell asleep. I asked him what happened and he couldn't explain it to me.
There are two movies with that name, one with “ The “ in front of Open House. Which one are you talking about?