Good for a Laugh

[Shiny]

Sometimes I like watching really horrible movies for a laugh (or a cringe). Or sometimes I just happen to stumble upon them. My question to EoFF is, what is the worse movie you have ever seen?

Zombie Nation was one of those movies that came on t.v. one day after I finished watching another movie. After five minutes of the film I decided that I couldn't take it any more, so I changed the channel. In the five minutes I was watching I know there was character that was a cop, but then he was insane, and then he was a child who was beaten, and then there was a hooker or something, and then zombies. I have no idea wtf. The guy that directed this and Uwe Boll are pretty much the worse directors ever. lol Germany

[Clo]

The beau and I just rented the Nicholas Cage remake of Wickerman in hope of a good laugh.

[Chris]

I'm a huge horror/ slash fan, and I enjoy a good laugh once in a while. The "Wrong Turn" trilogy, or the "Hostel" movies are always good for a laugh. That being said, there are some truly mind-blowing horror movies out there, such as: "Frontier(s)", "Martyrs", "Train" and "Inside". The French are great at making horror movies.

[Shiny]

The beau and I just rented the Nicholas Cage remake of Wickerman in hope of a good laugh.

"NOT THE BEES!"

[Bunny]

That one where the shark leaps into the mother-smurfing stratosphere to eat a plane.

Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus!

[xXsarahXx]

Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus has to be the worst film ive ever seen in my life yet somehow, the best purely for the obscene amount of unintentional lols in it.

[rubah]

Easily The Room. Bad legitimate movies? I dunno, usually they're pretty good.

[McLovin']

The Room and The Wicker Man. Best of the Worst.

[Bunny]

Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus has to be the worst film ive ever seen in my life yet somehow, the best purely for the obscene amount of unintentional lols in it.

Pretty sure a movie called Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus can only have intentional lols in it.

[Cuchulainn]

The Passion of the Christ.

And leave German directors alone...at least they gave us Wolfgang Petersen.

[Marshall Banana]

Possibly <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5le9sYdYkM" target="_blank">Mac and Me</a> or <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhKp2c6aqjs" target="_blank">Tamami</a>.

[fire_of_avalon]

The Toxic Avenger!

[Rye]

A Day Without Mexicans.

It's basically as the name says - in the beginning of the movie a purple mist sets into SoCal and all of the Mexicans disappear, and the rest of the movie is shown how California copes without them. It was a really clever and funny premise and interesting commentary on the issue, but the movie itself was just awful.

The only good part was the ending, after SoCal realizes how much they need Mexicans - there is a montage of Mexicans sneaking over the border and seeing border control running towards them in an "Oh shi-!" moment, but then they start cheering and hoist the Mexican men on their shouders and carry them over the border with such happiness and relief. Hilarious ending to a horrible, HORRIBLE movie.

[Clo]

Oh lord, we finally got around to watching Wickerman. I laughed until there were tears in my eyes when he had that dream within the dream and dropped the girl, saying "GODDAMNIT", as if he knew how ridiculous the scene was.

Also... THE BEES! ARGGH GOD NOT THE BEES!

[Laddy]

The Room is unbeatable, but any of the Troll movies gets my vote. Especially the second third one.