The worst films you love?

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[Film Student]

As far as bad movies go, Roger Corman has produced quite a few terrible-but-great titles:

Death Race 2000, Bucket of Blood, Tales of Terror, The Masque of the Red Death, Women in Cages, Big Doll House, Big Bird Cage, the list goes on...

I'm a big fan of Grisham adaptations. I can't help it.  I hate Schumacher on principle, but I've seen The Client and A Time to Kill multiple times.  I love The Rainmaker too, but that actually borders on being a good movie.

And who can forget the classics of Jan De Bont?  Twister, Speed, and Speed 2 are terrible guilty pleasures.

[Pubrick]

the classics of Jan De Bont.

those words will appear in a textbook one day.

[The Obstruction]

Con Air by Simon West in not a mesterpiece, but still i see it once in a while, cause I just can't seem to get enough of Nicholas Cage as the patriot Cameron Poe, John Malkowich as a the bad Cyrus The Virus and Wing Rhames as a bad ass Black Panther member.

I know there is a lot of other well-known actors in the movie too!

But one thing is to overrule all these great actors performance, and that is the lovely song "How Do I Live" performed by the lovely Trisha Yearwood, yeah combined this is a Irresistible movie.

[Myxo]

Blind bought "Clay Pigeons" for 9.99 recently and loved Vince Vaughn's performance in that. The boat scene where the body washes up while they're fishing is priceless.

"Man overboard! Alarm!"

[McfLy]

Before Bubba-Ho-Tep came, Phantasm.

[last days of gerry the elephant]

Others would include, Freddy Got Fingered, Go, The Big Hit

[snaporaz]

breakin' 2: electric boogaloo

hamburger: the motion picture [currently awaiting a copy i won off ebay]

frankenstein meets the space monster

dolemite

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Before Bubba-Ho-Tep came, Phantasm.

Phantasm ranked 4 skulls!  it's good!

[McfLy]

Before Bubba-Ho-Tep came, Phantasm.

Phantasm ranked 4 skulls!  it's good!

I was a bit apprehensive to profess my love for Phantasm, being a noob to the xixax boards. This thread seemed like a good place to slip in my Phantasm influence. I'm glad to see that some people appretiate Don Coscarelli's first entry in the Phantasm quadrilogy.

[MacGuffin]

I was a bit apprehensive to profess my love for Phantasm, being a noob to the xixax boards. This thread seemed like a good place to slip in my Phantasm influence. I'm glad to see that some people appretiate Don Coscarelli's first entry in the Phantasm quadrilogy.

Actually, our fearless leader, Mr. Xixax himself, LOVES Phantasm.

http://xixax.com/index.php?topic=245.msg2584#msg2584
http://xixax.com/index.php?topic=2014.0

[McfLy]

Phantasm is definately an overlooked gem, a shoutout to the Phantasm appreciators. We're a small bunch.

And thanks for the links MacGuffin!

[Neil]

Not sure that i love it, but it could be the funniest thing of all time, ever.  when I watched it, i was seriously in "aw" the entire time...Brilliant.