Best "Worst Movie"

[AJBopp]

For me, "Gwendolyn" starting Tawny Kitaen. Kind of R-rated Indiana Jones. Total teen age drive-in movie stuff, but lots of fun.

What's yours?

[AndrewCrossett]

Not counting MST3K versions... I actually enjoyed "Conan the Destroyer." And "The Beastmaster" although I'm not sure if that is widely considered a bad movie.

I also re-watched the 1992 "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" movie recently and found it much better than I remembered it being. (As long as you don't view it through the lens of the TV show.)

[AJBopp]

Not counting MST3K versions... I actually enjoyed "Conan the Destroyer." And "The Beastmaster" although I'm not sure if that is widely considered a bad movie.

I also re-watched the 1992 "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" movie recently and found it much better than I remembered it being. (As long as you don't view it through the lens of the TV show.)

I always preferred the movie to the tv show, but I always felt I was in the minority on that.

[Kusanagi]

Mortal Kombat. Absolute cheese, but arguably the best Video Game ever made (at least before Detective Pikachu) and feels real true to the game.

if that's considered too good for this topic.

The Last Dragon, featuring Bruce Leeroy and Sho`nuff the shogun of Harlem would be my choice.

[SpiderClops]

Not sure if it counts, because the fans seems to hate it, but the actual critic reviews are good. I thought Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was pretty good. Full disclosure, I've never seen Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

[MichaelC]

Near Dark, Fright Night, Ladyhawke, Dragonheart

[Midvillian1322]

Only the strong

[stargazer01]

Speed Racer
Justice League


I really like them.

[numberthirty]

Personally, I'd say Drive Angry.

That said, I would totally understand why folks would disagree.

[Basara]

The 13th Warrior
Speed Racer
Scott Pilgrim vs the World

These films are just so much fun.

[K7P5V]

Pokemon: The First Movie (1998)

[Osiris-Rex]

I always preferred the movie to the tv show, but I always felt I was in the minority on that.

Even Joss Whedon hated the movie and preferred the TV show as the way the story was supposed to be told.

[numberthirty]

I also re-watched the 1992 "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" movie recently and found it much better than I remembered it being. (As long as you don't view it through the lens of the TV show.)

I always preferred the movie to the tv show, but I always felt I was in the minority on that.

Even Joss Whedon hated the movie and preferred the TV show as the way the story was supposed to be told.

One guy's take...

I always felt like each one was an equally strong version of two completely different things. I have a tough time even look at one of them like it's comparable to the other.

[GozertheGozarian]

Anything Neil Breen.

[Michael Watkins]

Samurai Cop is pretty special

Troll 2 is always entertaining