VelociPastor is an amazing bad movie. $34k budget, and an Airsoft Vietnam flashback. After his parents tragically get in a car bomb and turned into a VFX note, a humble pastor travels to the United States of China to find himself. He gains the ability to turn into a velociraptor and uses his powers to fight crime and Ninjas

I recall Hbomb's analysis of The Room, that it shows how a person can be distorted in your mind through breakup-coloured glasses. Like there's probably a real Lisa from Tommy Wiseau's life, who likely had normal human reasons for ending things, but in Tommy's mind, and the film, she just thinks it's fun to ruin his life for no reason. It's a lesson that I've carried into my breakups. I refuse to see my exes as evil people who just want to hurt me.

The reason I don't like watching new things without reference is that I get upset too easily. It's a reason I stopped watching late night television 10 years ago, because out-of-the-blue trauma scenes tend to stick with me for weeks. So, that's the worst that can happen to me when watching any unknown movie. I rely on commentary channels such as yours to guide me to new stories I can watch.

Mystery Men is one of my favorite movies and I always take objection to people referring to it as "Bad". Despite not being a faithful adaptation of the original comic, it is still an extremely fun satirical super hero romp, all about the B/C list heroes actually bumbling their way into saving the day. Absolute classic that everyone should watch. Especially if you want a great laugh.

FWIW, in the US, "Row, Row Row your boat" as often sung as a "round" exactly like in the movie. The singers are divided into up to three groups with each group starting one line behind the other. I can't explain WHY, but that's how it's done.

Troll 2: 1) The dad's not singing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" "out of synch"; that's how the song is supposed to be sung. [It's a "round", where singers after the first are supposed to sing basically a different verse.] 2) None of the movies in the series are even in the same universe; it was just a marketing thing.

The Thing, The Thing, and The Thing (video game) are all different stories with the same name. Whereas, The Thing, The Thing from Another World, Who Goes There, and Frozen Hell are all the same story with different names. It's a weird franchise!

I feel that the Silent Hill movies can only be judged among its peers of the time. As a movie take on a computer game, it was really very good. It didn’t screw around with the source material. And for its budget, I’d argue punched above its weight. Given watching a movie is inherently different to playing a game, it did more than alright. Especially compare to its immediate contemporaneous peers. Most importantly? I’d say it’s internally consistent in tone and presentation. I think I’d argue further that had it not been a translation of computer game, it may well have a better reputation as a genuinely creepy film.

13:28 - I forgot who said it but it reminds me of a quote I heard about Zack Snyder. "Zack Snyder knows he likes cool things, but he doesn't understand what makes them cool."

Another movie I just remembered was Space Truckers. The seen I remember the most from when I saw it as a kid (probably shouldn't have considering) was where the beautiful lady of the group distracts the bad guy, who is a cyborg, and he shows her all of his self "improvements". Lets just say while she's staring at his croch, power tool noises and lights are going off...

Glenn Danzig's Verotika. It's nearly unwatchable, but it's also a step by step guide of how NOT to make a movie. From acting, to dialouge, to costumes, to special effects, to editing and directing, everything about this movie is done wrong. It should be shown in film schools as a warning.

Velocipastor (literal masterpiece) Crabs! (words cannot do it justice) Cocaine Bear (fun) Zombeavers (highly quotable and hilarious practical effects) Lavalantula + 2 Lava 2 Lantula (Disaster movie with cgi lava spiders, its great) Sharktopus trilogy (drinks recommended)

Thank you for attempting to improve our media literacy! It was interesting and I would definitely watch more of these.

Some other movies that are objectively bad but fun to watch: Ice Pirates, Battle Beyond the Stars, Death Stalker 2, Doll Man, To All a Good Night, Pieces (Ian Sera), The INcredible Hulk Returns, Wizards, Rock & Rule, Fire & Ice.

I think that we've seen so many examples of bad anime and video game adaptations, however the argument can be made that they tried to hold true to the source material in the some of the most significant ways. Which is why I think the Super Mario Bros. movie from the 90's is amazing. It shows that an insane departure from the source material is just the absolute worst way to adapt a beloved franchise and the film is just hilarious to me from start to finish.

Avatar 2 is a great example at just how good things can look when you do a skillful combination of practical effects and CGI. The practical effects in that is like building a house, with the CGI being the Spacle and paint that covers up the nails and imperfections. All the little things you just couldn't do with practical effects

i absolutely love practical effects because its just like "hey that thing actually exists " and its so cool. one of the reasons why i like the sequel star wars movies because they use a decent amount of practical effects. wild zero is such a fun movie my girlfriend showed it to me a couple years ago and just feel like japan has such a lock down on like low budget over the top nonsensical but fun movies the happiness of the katakuris is another one. one of my favorite low budget cheese movies is six string samurai it's such a cool idea story wise but its all just like hammed up serious but not at the same time.

I've always said this, and I think there's a content creator somewhere that actually made a graph, where a great movie is memorable, a bad movie is memorable, but between the two a movie will get increasingly forgettable as it approached being just mid. So you really need to make something really good or really bad so it can be a cult classic.

My aunt gave me the movie "Transylvania Twist" years ago which has another story, but the movie is a 1980's parody of horror with a lot of bad puns and cheesy dialogue, but I love it because it was purposely overdone. Another one was the movie "Gandahar". A 1987 animated movie about a menace from 1000 in the future coming back to destroy the world. I cannot properly describe the movie, but it's very weird, very good/bad, and has Teller doing voice acting...

When I was a teenager, one thing I loved doing was watching sci-fi/monster movies with my mom. Because they were so bad they were funny. Something like Lake zombie bats or the killer crickets. B movies through and through that make the langoleers look like a masterpiece.

I remember a group of my friends fired up Birdemic. That movie is a ride.

I'm so, so glad somebody sent in Wild Zeros. Sooooo good

I really wish I could remember the film it was in but it was a really cheap 80s/90s era horror and at one point the camera was entering a shed because the characters where about to find a dead friend and the camera man clearly tripped as the shot just shook and darted forward slightly but they'd just left it in for one reason or another.

I immediately thought of the entire output of The Asylum. There are the big ones like the Sharknado films, and almost 30 years of Mockbusters, including such gems as Transmorphers, Atlantic Rim, Tomb Invader and Triassic World. 😂

I will recommend a movie called Satan's Little Helper. It is a slasher movie that basically fails at every level of technical execution - except one thing. The killer, who never speaks, and is never seen unmasked, manages to deliver an incredible performance essentially through the horror movie equivalent of mime.

this was a really interesting way to discuss media literacy, great vid!

My favorite bad movie is Street Fighter. Commercially it did pretty good but it was hated by critics, 11% on rotten tomatoes. It was Raul Julia’s final film, and he acts his butt off as Bison because his kids wanted him to. Jean Claude Van-Damme is attempting an American accent very poorly while playing all-American hero Guile because Capcom wanted him to. After that the whole casting budget had been spent and the rest of the cast is relative unknowns, except Ming-na Wen who went on to voice Mulan. The plot very loosely follows Street Fighter 2, but it is filled with strange delivery, mostly from Guile, and weird shots like a woman running through a crowd holding a single shoe and Honda kind of looking like he is enjoying being tortured by Bison. The best part of the movie though is Bison talking to Chun-li. She’s all pissed about him killing her dad and destroying her village and cold-blooded Raul Julia says “The day M. Bison graced your village was the most important day of you’re life. But for me it was Tuesday.” And I think about that a lot.

I'm a fan of bad movies. Back in the day of VHS I was big into Troma Films and Full Moon Video. I would love to hear Karls opinion on these.

I love Ridley Scott's Legend. Tim Curry as "Darkness" (The Devil) and a young Tom Cruse as Jack O' the Green. Makes me laugh every time I watch it. The Princess dancing with the dress seen gets me every time

So the guy singing "out of time" with the other two isn't. That's how you're supposed to do it 😉. It's called singing in a round (or according to Wikipedia "Infinite Cannon" 😂) and you're supposed to come in after the first line has been sung by someone else. I know i'm familiar with people doing this with "row your boat" but I'm sure there are other songs which are traditionally sung in a round. Tmyk 🌈✨

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (wheels) In regards to Trolls 2, the Riw Row Your Boat is sung "in the round", each person being out of synch with the other.

Not a film, but Devil May Cry 2 fascinates me. The first DMC game I played was 4, and I loved it, so I bought the rest of the DMC games, and started from 1, and went onward in release order. DMC2 was such a disappointment. Either super easy, or frustrating, but not in a way that makes you think "what can I do different to beat this area/boss", but just in the "well, this is bs, and now I have to start over. They threw so much of what made DMC1 good, out of the window, so all you have is a husk of it. Dante is dark and gritty instead of having a chip on his shoulder, but still being able to take things seriously when he has to. Lucia could have been interesting, but too little time was given to her, and her story of learning to accept herself as who she is. At times I think to myself "Was DMC2 really that bad?" and try it again. I am often bored within 15 minutes of launching it. The miracle that was the hype for a DMC sequel is what made sure the series didn't just end there, which would truly would have been a tragedy.

I love the old early 2000’s Dungeons and Dragons movie. The visual effects are laughably bad. The dialogue and line delivery’s are hilarious. The lead villain played by Jeremy Irons hams it up so much while his Liutenant who serves as a more personal antagonist to the main hero is hilariously underacted. And what makes it even funnier to me is that like a year or two later, the same company produced Lord of the Rings. Amazing how in such short succession they produced one of the worst big budget fantasy films and three of the best.

I know some see it as a cult movie but the first thing that came to my mind was Six-String Samurai. It's a strange one. If I remember correctly you don't get a backstory for anyone. Everyone just want to become the new king of Lost Vegas.

Cats stands out to me as a good bad movie for two reasons: 1. Character design in the movie is awful. It sits right in the middle of the uncanny valley and would maybe be better served as a fully animated film. Have the characters go in a Puss in Boots direction of anthropomorphic cats that can move like people but still look like they’re definitely cats. 2. Tom Hooper doesn’t understand the point of musicals. Tom Hooper directed Cats and Les Miserables and did the same thing in both were he choose to star actors who can’t sing or singers who can’t act. He also tried to make the songs “more realistic” by actively ruining the quality of the singing. Not giving performers ways to keep on time, stressing their voices to the breaking point, having them talk or talk-sing their lyrics, and more. Both of those points are great examples of what not to do, especially point 2 if you’re making a musical.

If you want bad just watch The Corpse Grinders...and the Corpse Grinders 2. But, the bad movie I recommend is Basket Case. I believe there's a Simpson's episode based on this, but it might be a different reference. There are some pretty practical effects, but the main feature is that of it is shot on skid row.

Mystery men is alongside galaxy quest as all time favorites

Manos : Hands of Fate. The movie made on a bet. Fertilizer salesman Hal Warren was so incompetent it makes The Room look tightly edited and lucidly written. It's glorious to watch

For me, it has to be the live-action Thunderbirds it did many things wrong as a thunderbird's film, 1. very little rescuing 2. forced on kid charters who are annoying imo.3 making one the creators of the show the film it taking characters form .

Buckaroo Banzai: Utterly ridiculous, bad effects, story that makes no sense, but immensely enjoyable. Howard the Duck: Worth it for Lea Thompson's earnest performance. Action Jackson: Waffles a bit between bein an 80's action movie and spoofing 80's action movies, but it stars Carl Weathers and is a fun ride. Honorable mentions: Dr. Goldfoot and His Bikini Machine: Only not on the main list because it's legitimately a good movie. Out there title and premise (Vincent Price make robot zombie gold diggers) aside, it's witty, well acted, and has some of the best slapstick of its era. Overdrawn at the Memory Bank: No real redeeming qualities, but it's the only movie I saw before it wound up on MST3K

Neil Breens films are terrible but they are the purest expression of human art I have ever seen

For Troll 2, I only have one word… Popcorn

Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter is a bizarre movie. I like b-movies but normally lack the time to watch them. However one I remember is called The One-Armed Boxer vs. the Flying Guillotine.

I think Nick Cage has done so many like this, but the most recent one I saw was Willy's Wonderland, just to see, and it really butchers how "show don't tell" is meant to be used, having a silent protag, but it's really an interesting movie when looking at the seams, how it was put together.

I got one not many will know or even expect if seen! It's called "Corrupt" and stars Ice-T. A housemate told me if I wanted to watch something terrible watch this. One nightvi really had nothing to do so watched it. The movie is terrible however, after I went through the dvd menu and found commentary with Ice-T watchjng it for the first time and that is just amazing. He quickly realises it's shit and doesn't understand whatvis going on as it was shit out of sequence and he never read the who,e script. He slags the movie so hard. At one point he says: "so you've already watched this mi ie and nkw your watching it again just go hear my sad ass voice.... put down that crack pipe!"

I would like to offer up “baby genius” it’s so bad but because it’s trying to be serious it’s funny

J C Vampire hunter is soooo great !! The friggin Clown car Limo !!!

All star by smash mouth was actually made for mystery men and you can see clips of the movie in the music video

This video just makes me miss the glory days of the old syfy channel i love terrible b movies that are s bad they are entertaining they are never scared to take swings atleast

I'm a huuuuuge bad movie lover. It's my preference. Cannibal the Musical. Orgasmo. Thankskilling 1 and 3. Jack Frost 1 and 2. Hobo with a shotgun. Miami connection. Samurai Cop. Maniac cop. Kung Fury. Santa vs the Martians. Anything by Niel Breen is just gonna be awkward and funny to watch.Pretty much anything Roger Corman has done. Anything made by Charles Band is a pretty good bad movie. Anything from Tromaville is always gonna be way way WAAAAY over the top. And bad. And gross. Wortha watch to see how far some limits can be pushed.

A bad movie that i love is dungeons and dragons book of vile darkness, its not great, but its a bunch of dumb dnd names being used in 100% seriousness, which I love. and reccomnd to anyone who want to get a glimse of D&D

The troll 2 documentary is very interesting. Its directed by the boy in the movie.

I personally love reading online novels, if you want to ever see what not to do in a novel just hop over to watpad.

Hehe I knew Karls movie would be The Thing 2 haha

14:17 for some people they just dislike something, i dislike some games and movies just cause I don’t like them

Does account if you love it but it other people say it's bad? If so I say gremlins 2 the new batch, amazing film great practical effects stupid as hell but really enjoyable. Also it was pretty bang on about the stuff that was to follow.

Mystery men is amazing

Trolls 2 was phenomenal to watch after some edibles. Completely different movie.

If you like it it's worth watching. You don't havecto apologize for the movies you like, as long as they don't promote hate.

And of course, Anaconda is a so bad movie that it's hilarious. Just wait for the shot where the waterfall goes backwards. You'll see it and laugh hard.

Warriors. Come out and Plaaaayyyyaaaayyy!

D.C. Cab is a movie I can't recommend but I like it. It's weird. It has Mr. T, the barbarian brothers, a definitely racist Gary Busey. It's not a good movie but it does make me laugh.

Baytown outlaws best bad movie is got billy bob thorton and a pre Vikings Travis fimmel

Yes. I was the first guy named :)

I say the doom film it's not exactly great but it dose have the one screen that has the feeling f the game

There’s a movie called freaked and it’s so bad and I love it

Good bad movies are some of the best movies! Also hi hope y’all are doing well

silent hill is worth watching, if for no other reason than being one of the few movies sean bean actually survives

Rubber, watch Rubber. It’s amazing

Essentially, the same problem as "privilege". Someone who thinks The Last Jedi is "the worst thing ever made" has the privilege of never having watched actually shit stuff. If you've never experienced Plan 9, Hammer feels like oppression.

adam sandlers 8 crazy nights is such a shitty animated movie but i really like the jokes and its like the only well known hanukkah movie. also im a major musical guy and while some of the singing is shit i think a few of them are good.

how marry Nisha.?

Troll itself is a pretty great bad movie...

I agree, Piratical effects and CGI are tools, however, I believe Practical effects are the superior of the two, due to the fact it can exist on its own without the other, and can allow for more genuine reactions from actors. Lets say, a scene were a character is pushed against the wall by a T rex, an actor can react better to a basic model of a T rex head then say a tennis ball on a stick

Idle Hand. Horrible mpvie but extremely entertaining.

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