worse movie..you ever saw..that was not a sequel

[almaty 19]

battlefield earth...

i know who killed me

[jade_arb 3]

Meet the Spartans.

I know who kill me.

Gone Baby Gone.

Crank.... (even thought a sequel is coming out soon... how they dare!!!!! )

[jade_arb 3]

I forgot "Little Nicky" Edited April 10, 2009 by jade_arb

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Freddy Got Fingered - is probably the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. Ever. There's even a scene towards the end where you see a crowd of people and one guy is holding up a sign that says "when is this $hit going to end?".

Also:

Gone in 60 Seconds (the Nicholas Cage version)

Transformers

Edited April 10, 2009 by Private Pike

[Dau_Que 0]

Any movie that utilizes foul language, and to the point not feeling shameful for doing so! It just indicates the Producer/Writer lack the confidence and patience to research thoroughly in the English dictionary for the choice of words in the movie script. Not worth my time and $$$.

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

Tremors with Kevin Bacon. It was so bad, that we quoted the non-sense dialogues for days.

Mega worms!!

[minimule 3]

BUG , (the preview looked soooo good, and the movie was the worst thing iv ever watched ...ugh)

[fozzie 41]

Daredevil (or any ben affleck movie since good will hunting)

Tremors with Kevin Bacon. It was so bad, that we quoted the non-sense dialogues for days.

Mega worms!!

I love tremors, It was one of those movies that came out when I was young so I still have a soft spot for it.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

BUG , (the preview looked soooo good, and the movie was the worst thing iv ever watched ...ugh)

That was an interesting movie - it wasn't great, but it was weird that the whole thing was about 2 people getting increasingly paranoid and crazy for no obvious reason.

That movie was actually directed by William Friedkin (who did the Exorcist and The French Connection).

Daredevil (or any ben affleck movie since good will hunting)

Tremors with Kevin Bacon. It was so bad, that we quoted the non-sense dialogues for days.

Mega worms!!

I love tremors, It was one of those movies that came out when I was young so I still have a soft spot for it.

Tremors is cool - but you can only really like it if you don't take it at all seriously.

There were about 2 or 3 sequels I believe - which were predictably awful.

[fozzie 41]

Tremors is cool - but you can only really like it if you don't take it at all seriously.

There were about 2 or 3 sequels I believe - which were predictably awful.

They made sequels :

Many movies are great if you don't take them seriously but only if the film makers didn't try to take them seriously too.

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

We had a great time watching it and it was hilarious because it was so bad.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Tremors is cool - but you can only really like it if you don't take it at all seriously.

There were about 2 or 3 sequels I believe - which were predictably awful.

They made sequels :

Many movies are great if you don't take them seriously but only if the film makers didn't try to take them seriously too.

Yeah there was one where the worms from the first movie split open and there were 2-legged mini worms that could run on land. I think after that there was one where they could fly.

The whole premise with Tremors is that there's something nasty under your feet thats going to get you.

There was an old horror movie (Blood Beach, I think it was called) where they used that idea - it was hokey too, but it was actually kinda scary seeing people sucked down into the sand and eaten alive.

[MonkeyJuice 3]

Tremors with Kevin Bacon. It was so bad, that we quoted the non-sense dialogues for days.

Mega worms!!

Tremors is a classic!!

Glitter with Maria Carey & Showgirls were utter rubbish!!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

If anyone wants to see a so bad its great movie - check out Night of the Lepus.

Yes its a horror movie about giant flesh-eating rabbits, complete with actual filmed footage of rabbits superimposed on the screen to make them look enormous.

Strange

The amazon synopsis is hilarious:

Whoever persuaded MGM to make a movie about giant, bloodthirsty bunnies must have been some kind of mad genius. Night of the Lepus features Stuart Whitman (star of such classics as Omega Cop and Demonoid, Messenger of Death) and Janet Leigh (whose career had taken a downturn from Psycho) as a pair of scientists who say things like "I wish I knew what the effects of this serum would be--let's hope it works" as they inject test rabbits with hormones that turn them into slavering, carnivorous giant bunnies. That's the plot; the rest of the movie is scenes of giant bunnies attacking horses, giant bunnies jumping through windows to attack people, giant bunnies running in herds down the freeway...lots and lots of giant bunnies, sometimes with blood smeared across their ferocious jaws as they rear up to attack. The special effects are breathtakingly cheap; the bloody corpses are actors with red syrup splashed over them. But what makes Night of the Lepus even more astonishing is that the dvd features dubbing in French, presumably for European viewers bored with their usual diet of Truffaut and Rohmer. In fact, the movie makes more sense in French (assuming you don't actually speak the language); you can pretend it was created by an inspired Surrealist, and that Janet Leigh says things like "My bicycle has wheels of cheese" or "Beauty kisses my savage earlobe," instead of "Rabbits aren't exactly Roy's bag." Also starring Rory Calhoun (Roller Blade Warriors: Taken by Force) and DeForest Kelley (Dr. McCoy on the original Star Trek), who wears several colorful turtlenecks. A camp classic.

[Yoink 7]

battlefield earth...

i know who killed me

yes... was thinking it before I even opened the topic

shame on you Travolta