Noooooooo! You beat me to it.

Anything with Pauly Shore. There! It deserves a second post!

- Nightbreed
- Creepshow 3 (and any other full-length movie you can find on Youtube that no one cares enough to send the C&D letter)
- Leprechaun 4: In Space
- Jason X, In Space
- [Insert noun], In Space

New entry: Unfinished Business

Baseketball
Starship Troopers
The Mummy 1 & 2
The Scorpion King

This is one of THE best horror movies, this doesn't belong here at all!

Legion.

God, the frying pan. I cried with laughter.

I don't think most of you people don't quite understand what a bad movie is. A high budget film that made plenty of money back isn't necessarily a bad movie.

But if we're going by this kind of logic I'm going with The Evil Dead. The original movie is badly made in every way but I love it. One of my favourite films ever.

I actually enjoy Waterworld, I'm not sure why it was a box office flop

I enjoyed it aswell. It has some obvious flaws but it isn't the terrible film everyone said it was. Reminds me a bit on Alien 3 in that regard, but it has the added problem of James Cameron fan boys *cringes*.

Right...

I'll keep on eating moussaka, thank you very much.

Out of those, the only one I'd consider "Bad" is the Scorpion King. Baseketball is awesome.

The mummy is a great film.

Now that's an enjoyable terrible movie.
Yeah, and even though the second one is inferior and a little rehashy it still carries the same sense of fun and character.

The less said about Tomb of the Dragon Emperor the better though, That one is so bad it's bad.

Frozen head smash... classic.

Don't forget the sleeping bag against the tree, that one always cracks me up.

Edit: Why did my brain associate that kill with X? I think I need to rewatch everything after part 4.

When I think of this topic, I think of really bad films that are only good to laugh at.

#1 on my list is No Retreat, No Surrender which was Jean-Claude Van Damme's first feature role.
Fortunately, or unfortunately depending on your view, he has very little screen time and is not the reason this film is so bad it's hilarious.

The story is about a boy whose father runs a Dojo in California before the Dojo mafia runs him out of town (don't ask me what the heck a Dojo Mafia is, apparently there are some people who believe the path to world domination starts by taking over Dojos around the world I suppose).

So as per the title, the family packs up (retreats) to palm-treed sunny Seattle Washington (normally it is not, this was clearly filmed in California). There the boy gets beat up by boys from his high school karate team...(I think this stuff happens every day).

As usual in this sort of story, the boy learns karate (this time by summoning Bruce Lee's ghost who beats the heck out of him in the process) strangely not his father who was supposedly a karate teacher. With the support of his friends including a boy who seemingly wants to be Michael Jackson, the boy saves the day including fighting off the big bad evil Russian Karate expert (Jean-Claude) when he goes berserk at an exhibition.

Clearly the intent was to create something akin to Karate Kid, but, my God, they really needed a writer! You will laugh, and laugh hard, the movie makes so little sense, you can't help but laugh at it.

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I agree with Dungeons & Dragons the movie and Jason X. There was also a Hellraiser in space that was particularly bad as well. Apparently, there is something to adding the future and space to a horror film to make it so ridiculous its funny.

As an aside, I recall a party at a convention where they had two rooms. One room was "Heaven" themed in white. The other "Hell" and on the wall near the entrance was a poster for D&D The Movie with the caption "Playing Now and For Eternity"

Oh god, I remember that one, the friend calling out "no retreat, no surrender!" followed by the comeback victory is just so cheesy and lame it's awesome.