Bad Films Worth Seeing

[Eater of Clowns]

City of Lost Children

Flesh Gordon

City of Lost Children is a bad film?  Hrm.

[Telarus]

I love it, but it flopped.

But you're right, it's no Flesh Gordon, the only movie I know of with magical stripper pasties.

[eighteen buddha strike]

The Mystery of Chessboxing

Or just watch the rice segment, which is about three minutes into this

[BadBeast]

Tremors.
and Tremors II

[Jasper]

Haha I forgot about that movie. 

REMINDED ME

Maximum Overdrive
Tales from the Crypt
The Forbidden Zone

[Rococo Modem Basilisk]

Johnny Mnemonic

[johnnysquirrel]

Pink Flamingos
Andre the Butcher (half horror flick half porn with Ron Jermey as the villian)
Charlie Bartlett

[BadBeast]

The Final Programme.

[Thurnez Isa]

Half the movies mentioned here are in no way bad movies 

Lady Terminator ('88) - An Indonesian rip off of the Terminator. There is a US release but I got it when it only existed in bootlegs. Notable for acting in which no one emotionally reacts to anything. The lady Terminator (who is possessed by some sea witch) is awesome. Seriously she makes Arnold look like a pussy. And see turns into a zombie that shoots lasers out of her eyes.

Rock N Roll Nightmare ('87) - 80's Glam rocker Thor fights Satan, who lives in a shack outside of Toronto. Satan's big power is to shoot starfish at him to 80's hair metal.

Sorceress ('82) - The poor man's Red Sonja, despite being made before. Sure its one of the most inept films ever made but it's fun

The Killer Shrews ('59) - 50 drive in monster fun with dogs dressed as, well shrews.

Private house of the SS ('77) - Bruno Mattei spaced out rip off Salon Kitty. What makes this movie is Gabriele Carrara who realizes he's in a bad movie so just overacts to a point of artistic brilliance

Woman's Prison Massacre ('83) - Bruno Mattei and Laura Gemser. What more do you want in life?

Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers ('88) - Fred Olan Ray's best and most competent film. lol

The Magic Serpent ('66) - OK technologically not a bad film, actually its a masterpiece of early Japanese monster movies. For some reason though the only releases of this film are by companies that specialize in schlock, most notably Fred Olan Ray's Retromedia

Deathstalker 2 ('87) - How to describe it? Deathstalker meets Evil Dead.

War of the Gargantuas ('66) - Two big hairy apes fighting each other. One of the few Japanese monster movies where the American release is actually slightly better then the international. Like Magic Serpent one of those technologically not a bad movie but only released by companies which specialize in bad movies. The movie itself has a water breathing dragon, a fire breathing frog, and a web breathing flying spider. Also has some pretty cool magic fights.

Howard the Duck ('86) - People keep telling me this is a bad movie. I don't see it. I think it's fun.

Deadly Spawn ('83) - Alien puppet invasion story, but one that's kind of entertaining. Once it gets going it doesn't drag. Another fun movie. Probably shouldn't be considered bad, if not just cause people tell me it is.

The Giant Claw ('57) - Giant Battleship Vulture movie. Notable for having one of the most ridicules, incomplete, jaw droppingly funny monsters ever filmed

Troll 2 ('90) - Already mentioned. Claudio Fragasso proves he can make fun, bad movies without Brunno Mattei

Spider Baby ('68) - A cult classic with Lon Chaney Jr who raises a bunch of murderous inbreds, who all act like children. It's fun in that B movie drive in schlocky movie way.

Don't Look in the Basement ('73) - Best of the Don't do this don't do that movies and technically not a bad movie. Actually one of my personal favorite movies. Though also check out Don't Go Near the Park ('81) which is hilariously bad.

Jack Frost ('97) - the one about the killer snowman who attacks Snowmanton.

The Refrigerator ('91) - Speaking of stupid things to make a horror movie about. A killer refrigerator possess a due making him think he's the "wafflemaker". But like Jack Frost the film makers where trying to make a fun bad movie.

Night of the Creeps ('86) - A B movie that sort of pokes fun and tribute to bad 80's horror movies. Not a bad movie, but next to the Evil Dead series probably the best at manufacturing the feel of a bad movie. Also has the best badass movie cop in existence.

Godzilla vs the Smog Monster ('71) - For those of you that wondered what a Godzilla movie would be like on drugs. Godzilla flies lol

The Suckling ('90) - A classy film about a fetus that attacks an illegal abortion center/brothel.

Malibu Beach Vampires ('91) - I put this on because this is soooo bad it's unwatchable. Seriously I dare you to try to watch it.

These are ones that first come to mind. I have many many more.

[BadBeast]

Half the movies mentioned here are in no way bad movies 

Lady Terminator ('88) - An Indonesian rip off of the Terminator. There is a US release but I got it when it only existed in bootlegs. Notable for acting in which no one emotionally reacts to anything. The lady Terminator (who is possessed by some sea witch) is awesome. Seriously she makes Arnold look like a pussy. And see turns into a zombie that shoots lasers out of her eyes.

Rock N Roll Nightmare ('87) - 80's Glam rocker Thor fights Satan, who lives in a shack outside of Toronto. Satan's big power is to shoot starfish at him to 80's hair metal.

Sorceress ('82) - The poor man's Red Sonja, despite being made before. Sure its one of the most inept films ever made but it's fun

The Killer Shrews ('59) - 50 drive in monster fun with dogs dressed as, well shrews.

Private house of the SS ('77) - Bruno Mattei spaced out rip off Salon Kitty. What makes this movie is Gabriele Carrara who realizes he's in a bad movie so just overacts to a point of artistic brilliance

Woman's Prison Massacre ('83) - Bruno Mattei and Laura Gemser. What more do you want in life?

Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers ('88) - Fred Olan Ray's best and most competent film. lol

The Magic Serpent ('66) - OK technologically not a bad film, actually its a masterpiece of early Japanese monster movies. For some reason though the only releases of this film are by companies that specialize in schlock, most notably Fred Olan Ray's Retromedia

Deathstalker 2 ('87) - How to describe it? Deathstalker meets Evil Dead.

War of the Gargantuas ('66) - Two big hairy apes fighting each other. One of the few Japanese monster movies where the American release is actually slightly better then the international. Like Magic Serpent one of those technologically not a bad movie but only released by companies which specialize in bad movies. The movie itself has a water breathing dragon, a fire breathing frog, and a web breathing flying spider. Also has some pretty cool magic fights.

Howard the Duck ('86) - People keep telling me this is a bad movie. I don't see it. I think it's fun.

Deadly Spawn ('83) - Alien puppet invasion story, but one that's kind of entertaining. Once it gets going it doesn't drag. Another fun movie. Probably shouldn't be considered bad, if not just cause people tell me it is.

The Giant Claw ('57) - Giant Battleship Vulture movie. Notable for having one of the most ridicules, incomplete, jaw droppingly funny monsters ever filmed

Troll 2 ('90) - Already mentioned. Claudio Fragasso proves he can make fun, bad movies without Brunno Mattei

Spider Baby ('68) - A cult classic with Lon Chaney Jr who raises a bunch of murderous inbreds, who all act like children. It's fun in that B movie drive in schlocky movie way.

Don't Look in the Basement ('73) - Best of the Don't do this don't do that movies and technically not a bad movie. Actually one of my personal favorite movies. Though also check out Don't Go Near the Park ('81) which is hilariously bad.

Jack Frost ('97) - the one about the killer snowman who attacks Snowmanton.

The Refrigerator ('91) - Speaking of stupid things to make a horror movie about. A killer refrigerator possess a due making him think he's the "wafflemaker". But like Jack Frost the film makers where trying to make a fun bad movie.

Night of the Creeps ('86) - A B movie that sort of pokes fun and tribute to bad 80's horror movies. Not a bad movie, but next to the Evil Dead series probably the best at manufacturing the feel of a bad movie. Also has the best badass movie cop in existence.

Godzilla vs the Smog Monster ('71) - For those of you that wondered what a Godzilla movie would be like on drugs. Godzilla flies lol

The Suckling ('90) - A classy film about a fetus that attacks an illegal abortion center/brothel.

Malibu Beach Vampires ('91) - I put this on because this is soooo bad it's unwatchable. Seriously I dare you to try to watch it.

These are ones that first come to mind. I have many many more.

I thought I'd seen some well ropey films in my time, but to be honest, I've never even heard of any of these.
But I've watched some Ed Wood films, and thoroughly enjoyed them. 
Even Toxic Avenger has moments of brilliance.

[Thurnez Isa]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXYzxiS3KrY

yes I do own this movie on VHS.

[President Television]

Flesh Gordon

YES YES FUCKING THIS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38XmSTDO6e4

[BadBeast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXYzxiS3KrY

yes I do own this movie on VHS.

This truly has to be the worst thing I've seen for a long, long time. . (Is that a young, Dog, the Bounty Hunter?)

[the last yatto]

The Mystery of Chessboxing

OMG the opening credits!

[Shibboleet The Annihilator]

The Mystery of Chessboxing

Or just watch the rice segment, which is about three minutes into this

I came here to post this. The whole thing is worth watching.