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Icky
September 20th, 2000, 07:30 AM
Ok we've seen posts for the best movies. Now it's time to see which movies have about the same entertainment value as fertilizer. Isn't there always a pessimist? Now one thing should be made clear: People shouldn't argue about the status of these movies... no one argued over which ones were the best, that I know of.. so lets respect eachothers opinions.

Here is my list.. your lists of course are encouraged. Which movies do you hate? Dont discriminate. Old or new, black and white or color. Let it rip.

Lost in Space
Armageddon
Rush
The Dunwich Horror
Blade
Passenger 57
Junior
Home Alone (entire series)
Romeo & Juliet (with Leo Decaprio)
From Dusk till Dawn 2
Puppet Master 5-7
all the Halloween movies
Titanic (and no not just because it was popular)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3&4
Magnolia



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Scarlet oHorror
September 21st, 2000, 06:04 PM
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my worst?

Nightmare on Elm Street 1 thru 1000

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Lady Anne
September 21st, 2000, 11:34 PM
I can only think of two for the moment

Blair Witch Project (a male college bathroom is scarier) and

Escape from LA. (I rented it 3 times and feel asleep each time.)


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Scarlet oHorror
September 21st, 2000, 11:49 PM
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which then begs the question as to why u rented it 3 times??


my worst film...although i don't really hate, just didn't see the point of it is
Something about Mary...

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~*The Undead Rising...originally*~

Icky
September 23rd, 2000, 07:31 AM
I dont understand movie like American Pie.. if they are trying to glorify teenage behavior and mentality, they are failing miserably... It's also funny how they seem to think that teens are the only sex-crazed age group.

Tonka
September 27th, 2000, 03:48 PM
Worst Films... hmm ok

Blair Witch
Avengers (So bad I couldn't stop laughing, of that could have been the 8 pints i'd had before seeing it... Connery dressed as a tedy bear!!!!!)

StreetFighter!. the Van-Dam version
Mortal Kombat Anialation!.
HighLander 2
StarWars The Phantom Menice!.. Jar Jar!! what was he thinking!

Volcano.
The Saint.

This list go's on and on!.


I didn't think Godzilla was that bad, but did anyone else think that the people that killed him were complete bastards!... big heart beat fading into the distance and all the crowds chearing.... gits http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/frown.gif...
also he died to easily, in the Japanses ones you could have droped a nuke on him and not even scratched the big lizard. he just rampaged around a bit got bored and then went back in to the sea!.

ok, ill shut up now http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/smile.gif

Jason of Khem
September 28th, 2000, 06:10 PM
The worst film I actually paid good money to go and see.

Absolute Beginners - Absolute Bollocks

I can't believe the same director (Julian Temple) directed Bowie's "Ashes to Ashes" video.



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Darkman
October 6th, 2000, 02:32 AM
I had a movie in mind but as soon as i went to type it it sliped my mind however i too disliked Blair witch

Blackout
October 8th, 2000, 07:36 PM
Worst Moovie?
Well, as Dusk 'Till Dawn is surely one of the best films ever made (Tarantino dialogue plus the idea of vampires as 'animals', very Lumleyesque in itself). Me & my drinking buddy decided to rent out DTD2 and get a 'trampy' (those special offers in the off-licence, the kind the tramps save up their pennies for, 8-for-£5 etc.)
Not only was the film the worst thing I'd EVER seen - and I do mean that - but the beer was out of date as well and that just spoilt the whole night.
DTD3's not too bad, but nowhere near the original.

AlvinFox
October 9th, 2000, 07:51 AM
Heh, worst movies that I've been unfortunate enough to spend $7 on...

Godzilla (I was expecting something much better from the creators of Stargate and Independence Day.)
The Cell
The Hollow Man
X-Men
Black Mask
The Mummy
Psycho (The re-make. Didn't like Vince Vaugh or Anne Heche. But I did like Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh.)
Congo

And a movie I rented-
In the Woods (Or something of that similar nature. Good idea-bad movie.)

Katie
November 1st, 2000, 06:37 PM
Films I thought were really bad include:

Texas Chainsaw Massacre - I just didn't get the hype. A little bit of gore and a lot of that stupid bitch screaming, in the end I wanted her shut up. I also really don't like looking down peoples throats or up their noses....which leads me on to....

Blair Witch, that movie wouldn't even scare my six year old son. I'm all for subtle, in your mind horror, I usually prefer it to slasher movies but in BW it was non-existant.

One other movie I hated was Henry - portrait of a serial killer, but that was just because it was just sick and not scary at all. It was the only film I've ever really wanted to turn off. Of course I never did, that morbid fascination kept me going right to the end.

Webhead
November 3rd, 2000, 11:56 AM
I know what your saying it is like a car wreck you just can't look away from...

For me it has to be every movie made in the last fifteen years, heck the last twenty even. I think that the old black and white movies had to be some of the best movies ever made not because of special effects or any of that just because of the ability of the actors to ACT.

Look at the "stars" we have these days the acting abilities are non issues as they cant act. Keanu Reaves (sp?) is a prime example I wonder if he could portray more than one or two emotions. The greats are those that have been around a while like Lon Chaney or Boris Karloff or Humphry Bogart, lets see who isn't dead yet... Sean Connary (again sp?) or Anthony Hopkins.

But thats just my opinion, take it for whats it's worth

Webhead ScarletThrall

topol_sheap
November 3rd, 2000, 01:07 PM
MY most hated film.... that's difficult... I really hate highlander 2... that was utter sh*te and ruined the plot from the first...

My girlfriend made me go and see a film called Hope FLoats (should have been called "Utter Schlop") and it was soooooooooooooooooooooo bad I didn;t let her have a choice of anything at the flicks for about 3 months after!!!!!!!!!!!! seriously it really was that bad... I WILL NOT be seeing Sandra Bullock (b*ll*cks more like) on the silver screen ever again.

Blair Witch... didn;t like it at the cinema, then someone bought me the film, and it's great on the tele... makes a much better film http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/smile.gif Actually looks like one of my A-Level projects, but a big longer!!!!! So I used to live near a forest in woodford!

Later

TOPs

[This message has been edited by topol_sheap (edited November 03, 2000).]

Scarlet oHorror
November 3rd, 2000, 02:29 PM
scary movie....

total utter CRAP!

should have been called
Scary because *if you haven't seen dawson's creek in your life then this is a scary movie* Movie...

Lord V.P
November 3rd, 2000, 02:44 PM
Right to start off my collection of worst films I will throw in:
my best friends wedding, and
Bad Boy Buby {sp?}

The first one I could just about sit through again but BBB is just........

deadkeoghpal
November 3rd, 2000, 03:59 PM
The worst movie is obviously the one that I haven't bothered to see.

Among those that I have seen, the one that felt the shortest from expectations was the fourth Superman film. The first two were absolutely superb, the third was very good, but the fourth licked 'nads. One expects sequels to decrease in quality, but that was a flat-out nosedive.

Krynus
November 10th, 2000, 07:01 AM
Heh, I agree with just about all the movies mentioned above.. especially Highlander 2...
That was pure garbage. I'd also include The Nightmare Before Christmas, some Kortag & I and some others went to see it, we walked out within the first 20 minutes, and saw Flesh & Bone instead... and that movie was boring as hell.

And Blade... it's not on my 'worst' list, but is at the top of my 'cheesiest movie' list ;P

topol_sheap
November 10th, 2000, 12:45 PM
Krynus,

I have to agree with your comment about Blade http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/smile.gif That film and cheese do spring to mind! And the CG at the end was of the cheapest variety! The blood looked very fake, and the buildings shape was tooooooo perfect (as I recall). And what the hell is a "half-vampire"? Is this possible? I don't know.

Rant over

TOpas///.

Oh yeah, I saw what lies beneath at the weekend and thought that was a little bad... it took too long to get going and when it did, I had real trouble suspending my dis-belief... Harison for should go bad to playing Han Solo!

Patrick
November 15th, 2000, 12:45 PM
Although I didn't think it was such a bad film, I just couldn't understand American Psycho. Would someone please explain to me what the ending was all about? I know I am being incredibly dense but I can't work it out. Was it all in his imagination or what?

I have watched a few dodgy films,mainly due to the wife wanting to go and see them but as for the worst I have ever seen, it's got to be American Beauty. I know it won 200 Oscars and critics have labelled it a magnificent film but I cannot remember anything actually happening. OK, maybe not the worst film but definitely the most disappointing.

Krynus
November 15th, 2000, 09:39 PM
I want to add "The Ninth Gate", just rented it over the weekend... stupid frickin movie.
Boring, no action, and the movie ends with NONE of your questions being answered. There's only 1 or 2 good scene in the whole movie.

Oh, and let's not forget about Star Wars I. Not that it was a bad movie, but it didn't live up to it's expectations at all. Maybe there was just too much to be expected, but they did get a crappy actor to play Anakin. That kid showed no emotion at all.

AlvinFox
November 20th, 2000, 07:10 AM
Krynus-I agree with you about Star Wars I. I figured that I had set my expectations too high. Sure am glad I didn't stay up and see the midnight showing of it.

I also have to add some of those Stephen King movies that are 4 to 8 hours long. Someone should tell that man that the length of a movie is directly related to the endurance of the human bladder.

Titus
November 23rd, 2000, 04:53 AM
I believe I mentioned this before.. Blair Witch... the biggest f'ing mistake I made in my life (the the poss exeption of 1 or 2 incidents).

That screaming bitch reminded me of a recent Ex at that time, I she would be better off with her throat cut.

Mutant.... shity 80's crap.

Katie
November 26th, 2000, 03:50 AM
Patrick - I rented American psycho last weekend and I wish I had noticed your post before I got it out. What started off as a promising film ended in complete and utter confusion for me. Was he haluscinating at the end or was I? I think this film was another case of the book being better than the film.

Tonka
November 27th, 2000, 06:39 PM
American psycho Spoiler.

Apparently the end of film is supposed to tell you that the guy is so deranged and mad that he actual haluscinated (sp?) the entire thing... he hasn't actualy killed anyone.. he just thought he did.

Spawn
November 28th, 2000, 12:53 AM
well the worst films i ever saw are :

Judge dredd
scary movie
mortal kombat 2
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (film version)
the hellraisers (absolute bollocks)
nightmare on elm st 6

and alot more, but these happen to be the worst of the bunch. although my favourite film are

Xmen
interview with the vampire
dusk til dawn
all quentin tarantino stuff
Blade
the shining (stanley kubrick version)
candy man
the poltergeist trilogy and the alien trilogy

personally i wish there was a necroscope movie even a manga series http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/frown.gif

Katie
November 29th, 2000, 07:10 PM
Ahh now there's a film I forgot to mention "Interview with the Vampire". I loved Anne's vamp books, well up until "Memnoch The Devil", but that film was complete trash. I've probably ranted about this before but Antonio Banderas as a vampire who was given "the dark gift" at age 16. **16 my arse** And what the hell was Tom Cruise doing in there. Blond, handsome - no way!

Sorry got carried away there but I firmly believe it's a bad idea to read a book first then go and see the film. 99% of the time you are guaranteed disapointment.

Rant over - normality can now resume.

Oh - and American Psycho makes a lot more sense now http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/smile.gif

Krynus
November 29th, 2000, 10:50 PM
I totally agree about Interview... Lumley's got me spoiled, and after I finished the 'scope series I figured I'd try hers out...

Made it through the first book and halfway through the second, and that was it. Just waiting and waiting for something to happen and it never did... And, her vampires seem, I don't know, gay? Cowardly? Certainly not mean & ruthless like they outta be!

Oh, and I really can't say I didn't like Blair Witch, since I never bothered to see it.

Spawn
November 30th, 2000, 05:17 AM
i liked the film interview with a vampire, but i disliked the books. i just like vampires especially THE WAMPHYRI!!! as for bwp part 2 was ok

does anyone have a picture of harry? i seen the official artwork for sale and was wondering if anyone has a picture of the necroscope himself?

Spawn
December 2nd, 2000, 02:24 AM
im gonna buy the artwork later this month, i cant wait. I thought that maybe the artist had done some ealier work and had drawn Harry.

Patrick
December 2nd, 2000, 05:27 PM
Katie,

I'm glad it wasn't just me who didn't get American Psycho and thanks for Tonka for the explanation.

Ehlana
December 3rd, 2000, 08:46 AM
Nominee for scariest nose booger: Blair Witch Project... not even cheesy enough to make my "all time bad movies that are just cheesy enough to be good"... hmm... I feel a new topic coming on...

Krynus
December 4th, 2000, 08:32 PM
Ew, forgot to mention 'The Haunting'.

Stupid friggin movie, the lead actress is like young Anakin from Star Wars... no emotion at all. Story is horrible, neat special effects but that's all it has to offer...

kortag
December 6th, 2000, 11:09 AM
Okay..The House on Haunted Hill was kind of cheesy, but had some good scenes. But a movie that really sucked? Hmmm...I rented a movie called..The Vampire Chronicles and man..it sucked. They didnt even hide the fact they where vamps. The story was long and drawn out. A total waste of time. And yes Star Wars was a big let down. Just a big toy ad. I hope the second one is better.

Amarfa
December 7th, 2000, 08:06 PM
(spoken in deadpan)the worst movie I have ever seen is Remember the Titans. Not only is it about football, let's throw in a touch of racism and gay porn. Just a touch of gay porn. A little tiny bit of gay porn.

Anyway, I'm not sure we should personify harry, like in a picture. Would that ruin the magic? Because I know that what I imagine him to look like is not what you see him as, but you know what, we should all post what we think is a good picture of the characters...
I'll do that! Glad I thought of it.

Blackout
December 11th, 2000, 01:22 AM
RE: American Psycho

Absolute Sh*te.
I agree with Patrick; all this 'Did I just dream it then?' should be left for Dynasty.
Thing is, it was COOL until that bit.
Pants.

Nathan
December 11th, 2000, 06:37 PM
Speaking of football movies...

I saw The Replacements last night, and it was horrible! If you didn't like Remember the Titans, don't waste your money on this!
Keanu Reaves shouldn't even attempt to speak, much less run and throw. Not funny, not exciting, not anything.

My humble opinion. http://www.brianlumley.com/ubb/cool.gif

deadkeoghpal
December 18th, 2000, 05:53 AM
Did anybody see the Dune miniseries that was on the Sci-Fi Channel last week?

As I watched it, I was automatically drawing comparisons between it and the half-great, half-lousy 1984 film. This new one was much more in keeping with Frank Herbert's novel. It followed the book much more closely, though nowhere near exact.

But that's the best thing I can say about it! The acting was unconvincing, the grand scope was nonexistent, and many of the costumes were unnecessarily gaudy and stupid-looking.

The character of Rabban was much better than in the older film, but only by virtue of the fact that in that one, he didn't have any lines.

Other than that, the older one has it beaten from first to last.

I expected much better from the Sci-Fi- Channel. Big, BIG disappointment.

Jason of Khem
January 10th, 2001, 07:51 PM
Worst film ever has to be "Unbreakable"

What a waste of 2 hours of my life.
My GF reckons it's ripped-off the James Herbert book "Survivor" although one change is, the film is about a train crash and the Herbert story is about a plane crash.

Big bag of bollox.

Krynus
January 11th, 2001, 07:31 AM
Not really a movie, but you can add the entire 'Sliders' series to the list... at least the second season, after numnuts took over the writing. The first season was pretty good, I watched it every week, but it went into the crapper after that.

Lord V.P
January 25th, 2001, 06:01 PM
Jason I have to agree on unbreakable it could have been so much better, but have you read "survivor" I have and it doesn't seem the same apart from both of the characters having accidents.

Has anyone seen scream bloody murder? It's not even good in a bad way.

Nathan
January 25th, 2001, 07:23 PM
I haven't seen Unbreakable, but the advertisment seemed a lot like Dean Koontz Sole Survivor. Has anyone read that? Is it as close as it looks? It's a plane crash in that one as well.