Ever seen a film that was so incredibly bad that it just made you laugh uncontrollably?
Commemorate people's hilariously inept film making here!
Printable View
Ever seen a film that was so incredibly bad that it just made you laugh uncontrollably?
Commemorate people's hilariously inept film making here!
I fail to see the humor in making light of a fine upstanding martial arts master like Bruce Leroy. :colbert:
Who else was going to fulfill the prophecy and defeat the shogun of Harlem?
Sho nuff!
Ok, let me think of a different one...
Well, "Plan 9 From Outer Space" is pretty bad...there's even a part where a detective casually scratches behind his ear...with his pistol.
Stephen King likes to say "Robot Monster" is in the same ballpark.
I keep suggesting Surf Nazis Must Die, but I don't know if anyone has followed through with watching it other than me.
There's a 7 minute, dramatic scene where one of the Surf Nazis is shown developing a switch blade that comes out of the tip of his surfboard. The "switchboard".....
It's a terrible idea, and you never see it in the movie again. The whole scene is pointless, which gives you an idea of the movie.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Surf_Nazis.jpg
That Nazi is attacking a poor lady with a chainsaw that is driven through his own surfboard. Pointless? Oh, no, no. He's doing it right.
I still can't tell if Starship Troopers was that campy on purpose. Regardless, it was a damn good movie.
The Room, Troll 2, Chocolate.
There's a horror movie called Dark Harvest 2: The Maize, which is unintentionally hilarious thanks to wooden and deadpan acting.
Ghosts of Mars was pretty unintentionally, hilariously awful.
Birdemic is pretty high up there.
*hits steeringwheel* The eagles killed Becky...
Yeah, Surf Naz's must die is a troma film. All the hilarity you get from that is definitely intentional. Those guys specialize in trout so bad it's good. :p
What are you people talking about? These are all amazing films.
Obvious answer: The Room
Bruce Leroy is a king among men though. The campiness was completely intentional btw.
The British version of The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe cartoon movie. Some of the acting is really over the top, it's very hard to take seriously. I like the movie, I enjoyed watching it as a kid, but even then I think I cringed at some of the lines (I think the lines were okay, but the voices and acting were not). Like, this one line was something like "This is the land of Narnia, where we are now." the "now" part is very long and drawn out, and sounds weird (he's spinning on a street light at the time, but it still seems weird, and that's just one line).
I never seem to be able to find this version on YouTube (I have it on tape) and it's always a redubbed (American?) version, with better acting, and less over the top acting.