Crappy Movies that turned out to be good

[jimmysdevoted]

Ohkay, so we are members of that Blockbuster premium movie thing. You know 3 out and unlimited rentals for 25 bucks amonth.
BTW very well worth it!

anyway I sit and go through Horror movies horror comedy and so on.
What I had thought would be some awful movies turned out to be GREAT ones.
so here are my families pics for you have to see movies, if you like Horror Comedy or comedy

Cannibal the Musical
Die you Zombie Bas&*rds
Dead and Breakfast (get the soundtrack!)
Big Bad Wolf
Idle Hands
Lets Go to Prision
The Howling III the Marsupials
Ed and His dead Mother
Sean of the Dead


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[Goober]

Well this has nothing to do with horror/ comedy but....years ago I was watching IFC (Independent Film Channel) There was a movie coming on called (I think, "Falling from Grace") starring John Mellencamp. I figured I'd watch it, what the hell. Well to this day certain parts of the movie still stick with me. It was an unexpected surprise

[kancho]

AVPR I expected to see crap on Christmas Day but It was a bit better than crap..

[Shortyman801]

This is backwards but whatever, A 5 Star Movie that turned out to suck was Spanglish.

Sorry if you liked the movie, but it was terrible. I couldn't follow the story, and Adam Sandler didn't even tell one joke.

And don't forget Idiocracy, that was pretty funny.

[plot]

Lets goto Prison is the only sleeper good movie I've watched recently.


And I agree with Spanglish. huuuuuuuuuuuuge dissapointment. But I could make a giant list of 5 star movies that turned out to suck. "I Am Legend" for starters...

[torrey]

If you ever get the chance, try and find "Amazon Women on The Moon" or "Kentucky Fried Movie". Some friends refuse to watch them, but the ones who do like them.

edit: actually, you really need a pretty open sense of humor. Rent these at your own risk.

[Goober]

Never Been Kissed turned out to be a good movie.

[No Misses]

The Lair of the White Worm (1988) This is a low budget horror movie with Hugh Grant, Amanda Donohoe (LA Law), Cathrine Oxenberg. It is hilariously bad.

A Boy and His Dog (1975) This is a very early Don Johnson movie. A post-apocalyptic tale where a boy communicates telepathically with his dog as they scavenge the wasteland. Co-staring Jason Robards. If you can stick it out to the very end, you will be rewarded with one of the best lines delivered in any movie.

[DollFin]

OK, laugh at me if you will, but one of my favorite movies is Joe Vs. the Volcano.

[PlatypusMan]

Originally Posted by DollFin

OK, laugh at me if you will, but one of my favorite movies is Joe Vs. the Volcano.

Saturn 3. Extremely bad attempt at the horror/sci-fi crossover genre, it's essentially a Halloween type movie with no entertainment or redeeming value to it. In fact, this film has the unique distinction of being the ONLY film I've ever walked out on while it was playing in a theater.