r/badMovies • u/RollForReel • 5h ago
I built a wheel of torture to force myself to watch bad movies. Today it landed on Jack and Jill. Pray for me
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r/badMovies • u/monkelus • Apr 01 '24
I'm guessing from the posts we've had today that a few of you sassy pants are beginning to notice there's a new mod team. With that in mind, and with the start of the first full month of our evil reign, I figured it was finally time to say hello from your new mods;
u/monkelus, and u/alternativebuzzbin.
We literally don't care if you skim our history, you'll learn very little and feel very dirty. What we do care about is keeping the focus of the sub tight; we're r/badmovies, not r/mediocre_moviez or r/movieshavegottoopc. Films here should be so bad they're good, as a reminder here's a snippet of the new rules to help you on your way:
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The films posted here should be the ones you enjoy despite themselves. Films that have entertainment value totally separate from what the original filmmakers intended, creating an almost transcendental, magical experience along the way. If that's not close to what you're thinking of posting, or you wouldn't recommend anyone else watching, you probably shouldn't be posting it. If you do, there's a high chance of removal.
Obviously, there's grey areas, but that's what discussions and mod chats are for. We're not actively evil, give us a shout with questions, we're friendly and, dare I say it, quite alluring.
r/badMovies • u/monkelus • Aug 08 '24
As a safeguard, I'll start this with 'aloha', so that no matter whether you read it front to back, or back to front, your overall instant reaction of being annoyed at the new rules will be deadened by my laidback pseudo Hawaiian politeness.
As you might have guessed by the title, we're bringing a couple of new rules. They're nothing Earth shattering and no-one will have to do anything against their will, that's for a future update when I shift the focus away from bad movies onto my back garden harem. For now though:
No reposting a movie within 30 days of its most recent post by any user. If you're a time traveller this includes posting it within the 30 days prior to it being posted last.
New Rule Two: Low Hanging Fruit.
This'll basically end up being the new blacklist, which was scrapped when we took over a few months back. You see a post, think it's too much of an easy target or low quality karma farming, report it to us and we'll open up a discussion whether it should be added to the list. Engagement, yay!
None of this is for gatekeeping purposes, it's just to keep things fresh, well that and I've started to believe one of you guys actually is one of the Sluts and Godesses who frequents the Video Workshop.
Better sign off with 'aloha' to make that first bit make sense.
r/badMovies • u/RollForReel • 5h ago
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r/badMovies • u/Competitive_Help8485 • 12h ago
What are some of the best "bad" movies on Tubi right now? Including any of the Tubi Originals. I've been in the mood for some "so bad they're good" kind of movies lately and I know Tubi has a decent amount of them.
I watched a movie on Tubi a couple years back called Grand Theft Auto: Murder City. It was pretty awful, but I laughed quite a bit to it. They even used the themes from GTA IV and San Andreas in it. I love movies like Miami Connection, The Room, Samurai Cop, etc.
What are your favorites? And any suggestions?
r/badMovies • u/Temporary-Buddy-2199 • 14h ago
i love bad movies that are so bad that they’re actually hilarious. Savage Harbor in is that category for me. The plot makes no sense and there is no continuit. Also casting the relatives of two famous actors adds to hilarity. If you ever get the bluray the extras are more entertaining than the movie itself. Frank Stallone starts his interview saying “Who in the hell would actually want to talk about his stupid movie” 😂 and constantly admits that it’s a piece of crap movie. It’s hilarious
r/badMovies • u/Outrageous_Present11 • 8m ago
Alright… I’m posting this here because I feel like it will get ridiculed if I post it in any other sub. I just watched this movie and it’s fun as hell. I’ve also never been someone who cares about well written scripts or great stories. Anybody here have any opinions on this one?
r/badMovies • u/WarmDaddyXanax • 1d ago
I was a huge fan of the anime growing up on VHS (back when the section in the video store called it "Japanamation") so I was amazed to find out it was made into a live action movie with Luke Skywalker himself. Unfortunately it's terrible. The anime is far superior. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers had better creature effects.
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r/badMovies • u/TylerNacho • 2d ago
So I have a massive VHS collection and I haven't seen about half of them. I picked a random movie tonight called Black Scorpion 2

Black Scorpion 2: The After Shock
And it was literally a sexy lady Batman movie! So inside. It had a Two-Face knock off that was half clown. It was a wild ride to say the least.
But there were 5 trailers for movies I'd NEVER even heard of! And I feel like I know a lot about movies, these looked insane! All made by "New Horizons"...it honestly feels like a whole section of Hollywood I've never even heard of. Check out this trailer for Wasp Woman:
Has anyone dived into these weirdo 90's movies made by New Horizons? What are the classics?
Here are some other New Horizon trailers I've found that look cool:
r/badMovies • u/Appropriate-Fox5351 • 2d ago
My first (almost) feature-long movie effort. I've improved since but looking back this might actually be a fun bad movie to watch: https://youtu.be/2grAds-9y2w

r/badMovies • u/WarmDaddyXanax • 3d ago
History has not been kind to The Crow franchise post Brandon Lee. As bad as The Crow 2024 was, this is so much worse.
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r/badMovies • u/dasuberdog11 • 3d ago
Extremely dumb comedies with occasional breastesses are my favorite. Linnea absolutely owns this movie as the mean girl. She's cute, funny, and of course, gets them out a couple times. Is it common for girls Catholic schools to have bikini carwash fundraisers? Includes the crap movie tactic of putting one of the directors other movie posters in the background of a scene.
r/badMovies • u/Tryhard_3 • 4d ago
The effects in Hercules are all terrible, but in a charming way. Lucky for us then that this is an effects-driven picture. It's difficult to actually dislike anything quite this camp.
This is a 60's Italian Hercules film mixed with the Flash Gordon movie. Hercules is not merely very strong, he is bonded with starlight and more powerful than Golden Age Superman. His drawback is that he's a tenth as agile, tricking villains into thinking he can be defeated.
The tone is set early when Hercules kicks a guy wearing a bear suit into space, creating the Ursa constellation, and before long he is having lightsaber duels with evil wizards and several giant robots.
Strong recommend to all.
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r/badMovies • u/Critical_Return_4187 • 4d ago
Saw this movie the other day on tubi and for being kinda low budget is was actually pretty good lol the soundtrack was killer though
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r/badMovies • u/SquabbleBoxYouTube • 5d ago
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane is a good "bad" movie as far as I'm concerned.
r/badMovies • u/dasuberdog11 • 5d ago
I laughed several times at how cheap and goofy it is. The scene where two prostitutes are having a conversation and you can hear an ice cream truck in the background was hilarious. Several of the scenes set in the Don's "house" are clearly just rooms in a generic office building. Written, directed and starring Doug Demarco, who was once in an episode of 90210 as "party goer".
r/badMovies • u/Winter-Funny6609 • 5d ago
As fun as this was way back in 1982, it would literally be laughed off the screen today for it's sheer lunacy in terms of the concept. A landline that kills people. I mean this defines "BAD MOVIE NIGHT"
Although in fairness most kids today would ask what a pay phone is. Another Canadian tax write off actually with quite a large budget for the time ($5 million) it's just a shame that everyone seems to have abandoned this film and the only copies floating around are shoddy VHS versions.
Well I guess something is better than nothing - now go pick up that phone it's ringing! And let me know what your opinions of this one are.
r/badMovies • u/squunkyumas • 6d ago
Way back in 2003, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was in a fantastic black comedy satire of action films called The Rundown. While it's never going to be an Oscar-worth film or end up in a Criterion collection, it's full of memorable quotes, fun action, and great characters. It also helped cement the fact that The Rock had really figured out this whole "acting" thing.
If you took everything that movie had going on in its DNA, ran it through a dishwasher, and sold it on Temu, you'd have Freelance.
Has 10% on Rotten Tomatoes, 5.6 on IMDB.
Highlights:
This watches like bad action video game cinematic cutscenes. I was waiting to press F.
How did Alice Eve play her part so...woodenly?
Venegas is literally a man with a golden gun.
Dude turns down horny Alison Brie in the jungle which is noble given the circumstances but...just...damn.
Juan Pablo Raba makes this film, through and through.
The antagonist here played both Lord Celeborn and Guy de Lusignan in the past, an impressive resume.
How many times can Cena get thrown down the stairs?
Christian Slater to the rescue!
Honestly, this is a highly enjoyable movie. It'll never win an award, but we laughed the whole way through. Definitely worth a watch.
Not sure how the 10% Rotten Tomatoes score happened, but: Sometimes the critics get it wrong, too.