Know of any real bad B-grade movies that are so bad it's funny?
I’m looking for some really stupid movies for a booze party. For instance, last time we watched The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes… so basically i’m looking for B-grade hillarious horror movies.
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i love army of darkness and evil dead 2
Manos: Hands of fate.
Plan 9 form Outerspace.
Herbert West: Reanimator
Repo Man
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oh god, the list goes on
Big Jim McClain with John Wayne hunting down killer Commies in the slums of Oahu.
@laureth SNUCK?!?! haha. it was my first one!
Anyway, Great Answer for a Great Movie
The Blob
THEM!
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
Jason and the Argonauts
Heavy Metal
Some are classics, but definitely would work in your venue.
By “snuck,” I think we were both typing at the same time and you hit “Answer” first. ;)
@steelmarket ooh, Clash of the Titans is great too! (Jason and the Argonauts reminded me)
Hercules in New York where Arnold Stang out acted Arnold Schwartzenegger
The War of the Worlds
Forbidden Planet
Scanners
Soylent Green
The Omega Man
The Time Machine
The Andromeda Strain
Logan’s Run
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
C.H.U.D.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
Videodrome
Gremlins
Total Recall
Oh hell, I’m just going to GA all of these.
@shockvalue Oh no you di’int.
Half of those are on my guilty pleasure list. For real bad
Can’t Stop The Music
Battlefield Earth
Two of a Kind Travolta/Newton-John
The original “Godzilla”.
“Snakes on a Plane”
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Sorority Babes at the Slimeball Bowl-A-Rama
If you can find it.
can someone throw up a link for my iTouch challenged ass. the movie is so worth finding
Sorority Babes and Killer Klowns are bad jokes, not bad movies. Think about movies with professional writers and actors
Night of the Lepus, giant killer RABBITS, starring Jabet Leigh, Stuart Whitman and DeForrest Kelley. It was a published novel, now that’s BAD.
I vote with DrasticDreamer for Black Sheep, which I found screamingly funny. It spoofs genetic engineering, animal activists, and horror movies.
@laureth lurve for Night of the Comet
Frogs is my pick.
day of the warrior
santa with muscles
hell comes to frog town
prince of darkness
robocop 3
never cry werewolf
grease 2
fright night 2
Actually I love Night of the Comets. The Valley girls who look on the end of the earth as a personal inconvenience. When the mad dogs go after them, I am rooting for the dogs. lol
Carnivore is my favorite
I used to date the writer/director. He still has the monster in a storage unit, and Fox bought the rights for a sequel. It’s a campy good time.
The Terror of Tiny Town
Kentucky Fried Movie—does anyone remember that one? I saw it at the drive-in a few times (geez, I’m old)
Wow, that’s an extensive list that will do for quite a long time. Thanks guys.
I’m surprised nobody above mentioned Krull – the best bad movie around.
@btko…Dammit! How could I forget Krull. Coolest cyclops in a movie ever.
god, it’s like forgetting about dre…
Piranha
It came out after Jaws was a hit, of course. And there was one about killer bees as well, though I don’t remember the title.
What’s Up Tiger Lilly by Woody Allen
Allen bought this incredibly bad Japanese movie, wrote an entirely new dialogue (nothing to do with the original plot), and dubbed in his own dialogue. Hilarious !
The one I mentioned we did a drinking game. Every time Scientist or Atmospheriaum was said drink.
I finally convinced my friend and the people over to watch it and told them that the drinking rules, they had never having the movie they didn’t know that… “Scientist” is said like 15 times in the first 5 mins of the movie just for starters, I was laughing my ass off they where chugging beers left and right and yelling ” holy shit you have got to be kidding me!” We got toasted hardcore before the movie was close to over. Its a party fav.
Army of Darkness
UHF (starring Weird Al)
Night of the Comet
Head (starring the Monkees and Jack Nicholson)
Fuck me gently with a chainsaw. I forgot Heathers.
corn nuts
@Blondesjon Hahaha, oh god. My friend’s uncle Directed Heathers.
Another Friend’s uncle directed Bones… the one with Snoop Dogg. Same guy made Carnosaur.
EDIT: I just saw a movie trailer last night for a movie he apparently wrote: The Haunting in Connecticut I have a feeling it’s going to be just as bad.
You mean besides Starship Troopers?
BTW, I absolutely LOVE ”Army of Darkness” but I don’t think it belongs on this list b/c it is an intentional spoof.
@shockvalue Heathers is my favorite movie of all time, that’s awesome!
also pretty much all of bollywood! (though it is not really in the horror category)
Where is Waffle when you need him? We found a company called The Asylum that produces amazing direct to DVD knock-offs of blockbuster hits. Their repertoire includes such classics as;
Pirates of Treasure Island
Killer Clowns from Outer Space
War of The Worlds 2
Tranmorphers
Snakes on a Train
Alan Quartermange and The Temple of Skulls
and many other horribly hilarious films. Please check them out!
@Foolaholic I’m surprised this didn’t show up in my questions. The Asylum is, by far, the best source for B-list movies.
The best non-asylum B-list out there is Mr. Jingles. It looks like it was filmed on a cell phone.
I argue that Teeth, Rocky Horror, and Army of Darkness are all good movies, so good that they are good. They might be campy, but are well made and intentionally goofy.
I recommend anything covered my Mystery Science Theater 3000, and Buckaroo Banzai.
I must be the only one who thought Army of Darkness was just plain bad. Evil Dead II was the best of that series if not one of the best B-Horror movies of all time. I still get chills when Ashe fires up the chainsaw he replaced his severed hand with and, after a moment of admiration, utters, “Groovy.”
oooh, the Legend of Boggy Creek!!!
@mrswho—Buckaroo Banzai! I forgot all about that one. Good pick.
@Dorkgirl HEY! there’s nothing B about Buckaroo! That movie’s a class act! GRADE A!
You need to watch Dead Alive – one of Peter Jackson’s first movies. Me and my dad watched it a long time ago, cause my dad had a knack for picking the worst horror movies to rent. We ended up laughing the whole time – like I was literally hurting from laughter. Good stuff.
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