The Lowest Rated Movie on IMDB, thst you like

Guldbamsen wrote: Ahh Batman & Robin THE flick that positively turned me off the Batman franchise...and I wasn't even that old when it came out. Even as a teen I thought it was too much - though you must admit that it also sports an extravagant cartoonish universe that very much mimicks a certain Batman era. Problem is it lacks balls and the fear that later became the focal point of the Christian Bale fronted remakes. For all its flaws and lacklustre Hollywood glitter it also sports some pretty funny one-liners from the former Austrian skijumper I will however take Predator any day of the week to this dud.

Oh my LORD, David, `Batman and Robin' is AMAZING!

It's like a day-glo nightmare of Hollywood excess at its absolute worst! Such a guilty pleasure, I've watched it so many times, and I'd take it any day over the deadly serious Christopher Nolan Bat-films!

Actually, the only film that comes close to it would be Van Damme's `Streetfighter' for me! Even more campy colour and silly fun, with the added bonus of the action star at the absolute peak of his cocaine bender phase!       

Howard the Duck is a worse movie than Batman and Robin, both high budgeted movies.

Edited by Icarium - July 29 2018 at 09:49

The Killer Shrews. 3.9

The Room is hilarious -- it is the idiot savant of genius movies.

I love Plan 9, especially for the Amazing Criswell.



If you haven't seen Glen or Glenda?, Glen or Glenda is I think a real treat. It incongruously and wonderfully features Bela Lugosi.



Edited by Logan - August 02 2018 at 10:16

31. The Human Centipede III (score:3.3) EDIT: Nah, I rewatched it and it's garbage. Part 2 is somewhat passable.

39. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (score:3.5) Now, this one I truly love. Campy as hell but, oh so satisfying. A particularly random scene shows the family eating and they all start fighting. Grandpa was there, sitting down all withered and motionless. Suddenly, the old fart gets up, picks up a knife and sprints out of the scene never to be seen again

I also like Freddy Got Fingered (score 4.5) One of the most surreal comedies ever made. A great scene shows Gord (Tom Green) telling a shrink that his father fingers his brother (hence the name of the movie). It was an utter lie that the psychologist believes completely even after the dude throws a bust against a window and jumps outside screaming and babbling.


Edited by Upbeat Tango Monday - August 13 2018 at 08:15

Upbeat Tango Monday wrote: 31. The Human Centipede III (score:3.3) EDIT: Nah, I rewatched it and it's garbage. Part 2 is somewhat passable.

That film....is f*cking surreal. I saw it in a packed cinema of horror fans, and to say that everyone left deflated and in disbelief would be an understatement! What's so bizarre about it is that it's essentially the director completely ending his career, just for the sake of sticking a middle finger up not only to critics, but to the fans who didn't like the second film. And then there's the completely deranged acting on top of it all! Reminds me of that `Futurama' episode with Zoidberg's filmmaker father directing everyone to really `act' and they're all running around like crazy in every corner of the screen!

The second film is a grubby and unpleasant piece of work (even if the black and white photography is quite beautiful), but the first one, for all its notorious and seedy reputation, is actually a rather beautifully shot and subtly directed horror thriller with a superb lead performance from the main baddie. Probably the only decent thing that director has done, and it's a shame his own ego has been his undoing!

I can think of 3 at the moment.

Masters Of The Universe and The Phantom starring Billy Zane are deeply flawed and campy, but I find them very entertaining.

But the best example I can think of is "The Last American Virgin". It's not really that badly rated, as it currently has a 6.2 rating in imdb. But I LOVE that movie. It starts as just another teen flick of a group of guys trying to get laid, but in the middle of the film something happens which changes the whole tone of it. And it has one of the ballsiest endings ever.

I thought of 3 more

Blood Feast (1963): Herschell Gordon Lewis' gore classic. Before Leatherface, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees and all the others, there was FUAD RAMSES!!

Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988): So much fun

Teeth (2007): Two words: vagina dentata

There are LOTS OF movies I like very much, and rated low in IMDB. It is not a surprise anymore.

For example look at this, rating average and number is ridiculous. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0918630/

The entire Friday the 13th series .