What is the worst movie ever and why????!
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cabin fever. (doesn't make any sense doesn't have a style,plot,anything).
Snakes on a Plane, it was so corny!
spy kids 3d, its so wack
GiGi and the relationship that was dubed "benifer" horrible times...
All horror movies because they are horribly frightening and give me nightmares. I can't believe many people actually LIKE getting frightened! They have a serious brain problem!
borat....
little miss sunshine
so povo
ANY spy-kids movie!
The Fountain.
You tell me what was going on during that movie because I had no clue..
Harry Potter. Any or all. THey are all sooooo gay and stupid.
Undercover Comedy Movie..OMG I will kill who ever said "yeah lets put this out there". The movie sucks.
I'd say Queen of the Damned because of the acting and horrible script.
into the land of woman! stupidstupidstupid!
ok well there were like a couple funny parts...but overall thats the worst movie i've seen
baby geniuses and baby geniuses 2. Worst movies ever made
Shoulin Soccer.... so increible cheesy and pointless .....
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
Because it was made intentionally to be the worst, and because it was just unbelievably bad!
If you haven't seen it, then you have no idea how bad a movie can be!
It's funny though.
Glen or Glenda (1953)
A semi-autobiographical quasi-documentary about transvestism, starring and directed by Ed Wood. After a nightmarish dream sequence, Glen undergoes psychotherapy to help cure his affliction. Béla Lugosi appears in this film, as he did in several other Wood films during the twilight of his career. Many of Wood's fans and critic Leonard Maltin insist that this was far worse than Plan 9 from Outer Space; Maltin considers it "possibly the worst movie ever made".[1] In his book Cult Movies 3, Danny Peary suggests that this is actually a radical, if ineptly made, film that presents a far more personal story than is contained in films by more well-respected auteurs.[2] This film was included in the 2004 DVD documentary The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made.
Robot Monster (1953)
A science fiction film, originally shot and exhibited in 3D, featuring an actor dressed in a gorilla suit and what looks almost like a diving helmet. The film, produced and directed by Phil Tucker, is listed in Michael Sauter's book The Worst Movies of All Time among "The Baddest of the B's". It is also featured in The Book of Lists 10 worst movie list, in The Fifty Worst Films of All Time, and in the 2004 DVD documentary The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made. Noted film composer Elmer Bernstein wrote the score for this film. It was featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000[3] and was positively reviewed by author Stephen King.[4]
Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)
Plan 9 was labeled the "Worst Film Ever" by The Golden Turkey Awards. This movie marked the final appearance of Béla Lugosi. Wood idolized Lugosi, and before Lugosi's death, he shot several minutes of him extemporizing. This was then placed in the movie and repeated several times. Following Lugosi's death, the character was then played by Tom Mason, the chiropractor of Wood's wife at the time, who played his scenes holding the character's cape in front of his face. Wood was apparently undeterred by the numerous physical differences – such as height and build – that distinguished Mason from Lugosi; e.g., that Mason was nearly bald while Lugosi retained a full head of hair until his death. Years later, one video distributor made light of this, adding the blurb "Almost Starring Bela Lugosi" on the tape box. Due to difficulty in finding a willing distributor, the film was not released until 1959. It has played regularly at the New Orleans Worst Film Festival and was included in the 2004 DVD documentary The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made. Plan 9 was also mocked on the television series Seinfeld by Jerry in the episode "The Chinese Restaurant," in which he said, "This isn't like plans one through eight. This is plan nine, the one that worked! The worst movie ever made!"
In 1994, Tim Burton directed Ed Wood, which included some material about the trials and tribulations of making Plan 9. In the television series The X-Files, Fox Mulder watches Plan 9 whenever he needs to focus on a difficult problem, claiming that the film is so incredibly bad that it shuts down the logic centers of his brain, allowing him to make intuitive leaps of logic. In the 1996 edition of Cult Flicks and Trash Pics, the authors state that, "The film has become so famous for its own badness that it's now beyond criticism."
The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961)
An incoherent film by Coleman Francis shot silently with added narration. It features a seminude prologue (which implies necrophilia) completely unrelated to the rest of the film, and a scientist turning into a monster played by Tor Johnson. Leonard Maltin's TV and Movie Guide calls it "one of the worst films ever made".[5] Bill Warren said "It may very well be the worst non-porno science fiction movie ever made."[6] Numerous amateur reviews of Plan 9 from Outer Space have cited this film as an example of something worse. It was also featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
"Manos" The Hands of Fate has an opening nine-minute sequence in which nothing much happens but endless driving through the countryside, due to the opening credits being left out.
"Manos" The Hands of Fate has an opening nine-minute sequence in which nothing much happens but endless driving through the countryside, due to the opening credits being left out.[7]
Monster A Go-Go (1965)
A Herschell Gordon Lewis film, Monster was begun as Terror at Halfday by Bill Rebane, who would later go on to make The Giant Spider Invasion (another infamous bomb); the film was left incomplete, only to be purchased by Lewis, who reportedly needed a second film to release on a double bill, and who shot some additional footage. The picture consists mostly of men sitting around drinking coffee and talking; the ending consists of a long speech by the narrator informing us that "there was no monster." All Movie Guide calls the film a "surreal anti-masterpiece".[8] At one time it held the #1 spot on the IMDb Bottom 100. It was also featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.[9]
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)
When Martian children get to see Santa Claus only on TV, their parents decide to abduct Santa to make them happy. Like many others in this category, it has been featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000[10] and is also included in the IMDb's worst 100. Also cited on a 10-worst list in The Book of Lists, in The Fifty Worst Films of All Time, and in the 2004 DVD documentary The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made. It features an early screen appearance by Pia Zadora. The Canadian TV channel Space: The Imagination Station airs this film every Christmas as a "salute" to bad sci-fi. KPTS in Wichita, Kansas aired this on Christmas Eve 2005 as family-friendly entertainment. The movie's theme song, "Hurray for Santy Claus," has been described as an "off-tune, hideously infectious jingle."[11]
"Manos" The Hands of Fate (1966)
A low-budget horror film made by El Paso fertilizer salesman Hal Warren. The film gained cult popularity by being featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.[12] It has held the #1 spot on the IMDb Bottom 100 repeatedly. Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino owns a rare 35 mm copy of the film, and has stated that it is his favorite "comedy".[7] It also has a 9% rating at Rotten Tomatoes,[13] and the one positive review linked on Rotten Tomatoes is for its Mystery Science Theater appearance rather than the film itself (which the reviewer, Mike Bracken, calls "unwatchable").[14]
Hackers.
It was just an atrocious movie. I saw it for free as a movie theater employee and I came out of it wanting those 2 hours of my life back, since I couldn't get a refund. Acting was terrible, plot was terrible, it is the worst movie I've ever seen.
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Genghis Kahn staring JOHN Wayne
but, you should watch it - it's so funny because it supposed to be serious
Grease 2 for sure. REALLY bad, especially the guy who plays the main role, i cant even remember his name!
umm probably,
charlie and the chocolate factory,,
New version,
because its so dumb, and trys way to hard to be better than the first one,
Aint gna happen . :/
Anything with Jim Carrey, can't stand him.
The Notebook!
God, Buddah, Allah... whoever, that movie bored me to death. I like some romantic movies but that one was just shallow and boring. Their idea of danger is lying in an empty road while the light changes? Please. I need things blowing up or at least something to keep me awake. Both me and my date walked out on it when we saw it. At least we laughed.
Edit_ I know everyone's entitled to their own opinons, but Little Miss Sunshine is one of the best movies ever made. It was low budget, and it still rocked.
That would have to be the recent movie called Doomsday 2012, its ridiculously bad. Bad acting, and the story line is embarrassing.
epic movie it sucked trying 2 make money by a **** *** movie
THEM
The Gambler with Kenny Rogers
Seriously though, there are way too many HORRIBLE movies out there for there to be just one bestowed with the honor of being labeled the absolute WORST. Anything directed by Ewe Bolle is absolute $hit.
Catwoman with Halle Berry.
She looks great in that movie but that's the only good thing. The rest in garbage and a big disappointment.
They should burn that movie...but keep the posters.
Batman Begins. What a waste of time! I love all the other Batman movies and I can't understand what people saw in this one. It totally sucked! The guy who played Batman (can't even recall his name) was totally wrong for the role, and Katie Holmes was TERRIBLE. The original Batman was a classic and all the other ones were pretty good too except this one.
cabin fever. a boy come screaming "pancakes!" and the rest matches the scene.what is that?