The Worst Movies I Have Ever Seen
This isn't a list of fun "good bad" movies. No Ed Wood, no Uwe Boll, no Troll 2. These are movies so awful, so draining, they made me want to punch someone involved. Rated from the worst at #1 to, to just pitiful wastes of time further down the list.
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The Rats Are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here! (The Curse of the Full Moon) (1972, PG) |
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The Keep (1983, R)
The absolute worst film I have ever seen. Long, dim, dulll, depressing, fruity, smelly, rubbery, rancid. No chance is missed to get something wrong. Even the usually brilliant Sir Ian stinks in it! How can someone cause that? The original author thought this film so bad, he wrote a short story in which he killed the director for raping his vision, and refered to the monster as "the Incredible Hulk in drag". Poetic words to be wasted on such a turd as this. If anyone ever tells you 'The Keep' is underrated, do all involved a favor and slap them hard for me. |
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The Stepford Wives (2004, PG-13)
Unfunny, hateful, and dumb as sack of lint. It manages to make a lousy mid-70's robot thriller look sophisticated. The "humor" doesn't seem like something actually written by people, so much as it does by aliens swapping really racist "dumb human" jokes around the liquid molybdenum cooler. Sore-headed misandry for everyone! |
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Haunted House (2004, Unrated)
Not so much a film as a ponzi scheme commited to video tape. A student film that is empty, so pointless, so derivative, and so bereft not only of any meaning and substance, but anything even remotely entertaining, it gives amateurishness a bad name. A pale, fourth tier Blair Witch rip-off, and that, only marginally. I've seen public access horror films made by 12 year olds that displayed more promise. |
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The Wicker Man (2006, PG-13) |
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Le Notti del terrore (Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror) (The Zombie Dead) (1981, Unrated) |
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Manos, the Hands of Fate (1966, Unrated) |
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The Slumber Party Massacre (1982, R) |
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Carnival of Souls (1998, R)
It's difficult to imagine just who thought this film would ever be watchable in any way. A Dissrespectfull remake of an indie classic? Check! A total lack of any likable charecters? Oh, that's a big check! Dirivitive visuals, flaccid direction, and a disarming chubby-cheeked comedian as the heavy? Check, check, and check! Crap Yahtzee! If anyone ever tells you that Wes Craven deserves equal respect alongside Carpenter, Romero, or Raimi, point them towards this project. 20 'Scream's couldn't erase this mess. |
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Scream and Scream Again (Screamer) (1970, PG)Loud, disjointed, and pointless. Filled with scenes of rape, hate, ugliness, screaming stupidity, torture, and hate. Offputting and painful on every level. I have no idea why this film is considred a cult classic in some circles. The three name talents are completely wasted in it, and only Price saved it from earning a negative rating from me. |
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Doom (2005, R)
Doom is the perfect claustrophobic horror scenario, and it was just aching for a b-movie adaptation. Instead, we get this loud, dark and BORING abomination featuring no demons, very few weapons, and enough irritating characters to make you want to eat a double-barreled shotgun. A failure on every conceivable level. |
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Book of Shadows - Blair Witch 2 (2000, R) |
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Resident Evil (2002, R) |
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I Was a Teenage Zombie (1987, Unrated) |
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The Sleeping Car (1989, R) |














