This movie was terrible, but we rented it at our local video store all the time and loved every dumb second of it.

They made a sequel to this movie!! 25 years after cop Joe marshall returns from a self imposed exile to reunite with his cop partner from the first film Frank Washington and kick some ass!!

And away we go!

Basically this movie accepts that it's campy and just embraces it... if the first film appeals to you and youre in the niche tommy wiseau fanclub... this is the film for you

This movie is ridiculous and knows it ahah which is why its...

Rewatchable??

Or doesnt hit the highs of the first film

A super dumb but entertaining "bottle" movie (takes place in one location) with the not so secret special ingredient of occasional boobs. There are no witches in this movie, nor is it set at an academy. Barnes and Richardsons performances are brief but fun. Random car shout out to the Honda Civic wagon.

The Most Dangerous Game meets aliens(not the movie). Ranges from tedium to laugh out loud stupidity, it is sad to see the amount of veteran actors being in this turd. Most painful is Ralph Meeker, barely having any dialogue, making what would be his final film appearance. I heard his appearance was a favor to him because he suffered a stroke so the producer gave a bit part in this movie. One of my favorite chuckle worthy moments is when Jack Palance charges at the ET and screams "ALIEN!". I know people have claimed that this inspired the future creation of Predator but I doubt it. Human hunting goes all the way back at least to the film I mentioned before, The Most Dangerous Game from 1932 so to throw in an alien isn't really taxing one's imagination. Check it out if you want a good laugh!

Do you have any movie tattoos as well? :)

It was about ten-years ago that I stumbled upon B-Movie TV on Roku. Since it's 24-hour streaming and they don't seem to post a programming list anywhere, loading the channel is a bit of a roulette wheel. You might stumble on a women in prison film, maybe an unknown noir, some goofy sci-fi from the 80s that never got a theater release.

I think one of the best I came across was a horror movie called Dream Demon (hence why I picked the horror thread flair). I love incoherent horror movies and horror movies that have a dream element, such as Beyond Dream's Door and Nightwish, as the dream mechanic adds to the surrealness and incoherence of the plot. Hence, Dream Demon stood out to me. Spoiler alert: There's no actual Dream Demon, no Freddie stalking anyone's dreams. Instead, the dreams are more like mind fucks. But there are scenes of decapitation via literal bitch slaps. Also, a scene with one of the protagonists authoritarian artist father accidently setting himself on fire while he has her tied up as an angel as some sort of strange art piece is absolutely terrifying and goes on way longer than a modern horror movie would.

There's one in particular, I remember the box art had something to do with mouths (not braindead) and on the back there was some creature with metal spiky teeth, almost like something you'd see in hellraiser, I thought it was the dentist or the dentist 2 and while they do look quite similar, it's not them

I'm going purely off memory from spending hours looking in blockbuster horror sections as a kid around 1999

I know for sure it was a straight to video b movie

Edit: These are all really good suggestions, unfortunately it's still not the one. Another thing I can remember is the movie looked very Hell related and the man with metal spiky teeth almost looked like a fat cenobite. The actual front cover almost looked exactly the same as The Dentist

Though some VHS covers were region specific, this was in Australia

I have always love bad movies. Long ago it was to mock them, but in my heart I knew that I truly did love them. I had always wanted to create a youtube show that allowed me to show that if you look at it a certain way, they're actually works of art.

If this isn't allowed delete of course, but if not, allow me to show you in my low fi public access way why Death Nurse IS what the doctor ordered!

I know that The Asylum and Quiver( not so much Quiver as so The Asylum) are notorious for making bad movies but I want BAD movie recommendations even if they are by those companies. I mean give me some real dumpster fires.

They don’t even need to be horror. Either horror, action, thriller or suspense. I didn’t mention comedy because they’re all going to end up being comedies.

Am halfway through episode 3. Episode 1 was great...2 a bit obvious and 3 ( the Patients Revenge) cant stop laughing. Dont you love the Singing and dancing in The patients Revenge which I am half through?......don't know if I can cope with 2 more episodes though.! Question I keep asking..... What happened to Roger in episode 2? Must admit....a very daring experiment by Eric Roberts!!!! Great for a real laugh.🤪🤩

Yes, yet another craptacular Irwin Allen Production. The Return of Captain Nemo aka The Amazing Captain Nemo is, in fact, a failed attempt at launching a new TV series. Basically, Allen repackaged Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea and created underwater Star Wars. One of the most ridiculous things about this film/mini-series is crabby little Burgess Meredith as the villainous Professor Cuttingham. He is supposed to be a mad scientist with android henchmen and futuristic submarine technology yet he is dressed like a small town librarian. Really sad to see Jose Ferrer, a great actor, reduced to prostituting himself for this garbage. He gives Nemo dignity but it is incredibly hard to maintain given the lousy dialogue, ridiculous costumes, and chintzy production value. Funny, Allen absolutely refused to acknowledge the influence of Star Wars in theaters yet on TV, he blatantly rips it off.

Australian movie with Tom Burlinson (man from snowy river). Cross between the terminator and a festering turd.

Came up on my prime account in Australia. On behalf of the country I apologise.

Some IMDb review titles: "Possibly the worst film I have ever seen", " Is this a joke?", "Gross", and "brilliant!!!".

NASA’s Instagram account posted this picture and I couldn’t unsee it

AND with the concept of pacing and editing/cohesion thrown out the window? I'm not sure why you'd want that but hey, this one's for you! Fun fact, this pile of Halloween candy flavored barf has (or is getting) a sequel in case you Jackers out there needed more jackin' time :(

I found out about this movie while doing a bit of a deep dive on Gwen Shamblin, and man am I glad I did! And the fact that the movie plays it's dumb premise entirely straight (except for the "comedic relief" moments with the monkey) just makes it all so much better

The editing, the sound, the "special" effects, the acting, oh man this is a lot of fun

My childhood was full of these features. Puppet Master was a big part of it. My most recent film watch was Piranha Women, which was great (and short). Tons of cheesey gems and Tubi delivers indeed.

I love when they just let a local band fill runtime. Any more suggestions would be greatly appreciated