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Yeah I know this probably belongs over in the movie forum but I figured I'd ask here since the Alcove is a bit more lively and more likely to get some responses.
What in your opinion are some of the WORST movies you have ever seen? And I don't mean if you just didn't like them or thought they could've been better, but found the movie to be downright horrible and by no means justifiable in being made in the first place?
Highlander: The Source...
Everybody always says how the second movie, The Quickening was bad by all means...that may be, but The Quickening, for all its lacking and unconnected plotline to the other movies, is still FAAAAAAR better than the last piece of trash they shelled out a few years back, that is just awful by every definition of the word. And to think they're going to remake the original now, oh the humanity!
Return to House on Haunted Hill...what is there to say? It has almost 0 to do with its predecessor, broke all the rules and clearly forgot the entire structure of the Vannacutt asylum so what was the point? Oh! And now it's not that he was a nutso doctor, oh no he started out good but a little itty bitty statue made him evil...okay, just lost ALL scare points because in the real world, psycho doctors like him DO exist and that's what made the previous movie scary at all.
Napolean Dynamite...again, what is there to say? It's about 2 hours of all these miscellanious, idiotic events that are in no way a coherent story but they're going to stick them all together anyway just so they have something to point at and say 'ta-da, a movie!'
Juno: Only movie that ever worried me that my IQ might actually drop.
the remake of When a Stranger Calls...they tell us in the damn TV ad before the movie even comes out what it's about, there's no twist at the end...we know that the kids don't die, we know that she's going to live, and in between that it's an hour and a half of walk walk walk walk walk walk walk, answer the phone, walk walk walk walk, phone, walk walk walk walk, phone, and then we don't even get the satisfaction of him dying, noooooooooo, the 'heroine' has to go all waka-waka in the hospital at the end.
Return of the Living Dead part 3: need I even say anything?
Halloween: Resurrection...again, I don't know what to say about it that could even start to explain the travesty it was. And 3 was no gem either.
Wild Hogs...what the hell? A bunch of middle aged guys who threw their lives away on boring jobs and nagging wives go out for a ride so they can feel alive again before they're dead? And along the way they encounter a gay cop who's stalking them, a bunch of sorry ass bikers, and some kung fu nut...oh yeah, that's believable.
Anybody else got something to add?
What in your opinion are some of the WORST movies you have ever seen? And I don't mean if you just didn't like them or thought they could've been better, but found the movie to be downright horrible and by no means justifiable in being made in the first place?
Highlander: The Source...
Everybody always says how the second movie, The Quickening was bad by all means...that may be, but The Quickening, for all its lacking and unconnected plotline to the other movies, is still FAAAAAAR better than the last piece of trash they shelled out a few years back, that is just awful by every definition of the word. And to think they're going to remake the original now, oh the humanity!Return to House on Haunted Hill...what is there to say? It has almost 0 to do with its predecessor, broke all the rules and clearly forgot the entire structure of the Vannacutt asylum so what was the point? Oh! And now it's not that he was a nutso doctor, oh no he started out good but a little itty bitty statue made him evil...okay, just lost ALL scare points because in the real world, psycho doctors like him DO exist and that's what made the previous movie scary at all.
Napolean Dynamite...again, what is there to say? It's about 2 hours of all these miscellanious, idiotic events that are in no way a coherent story but they're going to stick them all together anyway just so they have something to point at and say 'ta-da, a movie!'
Juno: Only movie that ever worried me that my IQ might actually drop.
the remake of When a Stranger Calls...they tell us in the damn TV ad before the movie even comes out what it's about, there's no twist at the end...we know that the kids don't die, we know that she's going to live, and in between that it's an hour and a half of walk walk walk walk walk walk walk, answer the phone, walk walk walk walk, phone, walk walk walk walk, phone, and then we don't even get the satisfaction of him dying, noooooooooo, the 'heroine' has to go all waka-waka in the hospital at the end.
Return of the Living Dead part 3: need I even say anything?
Halloween: Resurrection...again, I don't know what to say about it that could even start to explain the travesty it was. And 3 was no gem either.
Wild Hogs...what the hell? A bunch of middle aged guys who threw their lives away on boring jobs and nagging wives go out for a ride so they can feel alive again before they're dead? And along the way they encounter a gay cop who's stalking them, a bunch of sorry ass bikers, and some kung fu nut...oh yeah, that's believable.
Anybody else got something to add?
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