Unintentionally Hilarious Movies
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I saw the title of this thread and immediately thought of this. It's not actually a movie, so cut me some slack, but it is pretty funny.
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The Serpent and the Rainbow.
It was supposedly a voodoo horror movie that scared the pants off many a people who watched it. So why was it unintentionally hilarious?
Everything. But nothing beat the end scene that made me say "WHAT THE HELL?!" louder than this scene...
It had no sense and came out of NO WHERE. The movie became too hilarious after that, thankfully it was over soon after otherwise I might've laughed up my lungs. It was pretty bad. It had no horror factor but maybe one scene, everything else was just hilarious.
It was supposedly a voodoo horror movie that scared the pants off many a people who watched it. So why was it unintentionally hilarious?
Everything. But nothing beat the end scene that made me say "WHAT THE HELL?!" louder than this scene...
At the end the protagonist and antagonist meet in a dream-world and the protagonist MERGED WITH A CHEETAH'S SPIRIT to kill the antagonist.
It had no sense and came out of NO WHERE. The movie became too hilarious after that, thankfully it was over soon after otherwise I might've laughed up my lungs. It was pretty bad. It had no horror factor but maybe one scene, everything else was just hilarious.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror
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Fucking exploding CGI birds how hilarious can it get?
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WHAT KIND OF MONEY? WHAT DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR?
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Fucking exploding CGI birds how hilarious can it get?
The Room still is number 1 for me with Birdemic being a close second.
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WHAT KIND OF MONEY? WHAT DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR?
Damn ninjas mentioned 10,000 BC already so I'm going to have to go foreign: Australian stinker Rapid Fear.
Some time ago, back when I was living in Calgary, a couple of old friends of mine came down from Toontown to celebrate. We all eventually decided to watch a scary movie and they turned to me, the movie expert of our group of friends, to choose one. Well, I had just recently found Rapid Fear in Walmart's $5 bin and picked it up because it sounded intriguing and had an excellent cover. Plus, Aussie horror at the time hadn't done me wrong, with titles like Undead and the horror-com Evil Aliens. We made our decision after reading the back, which included the ominous line "Someone, or something, doesn't want them to survive...".
I would call it the worst decision ever had it not been an excellent unintentional comedy. We ripped on that fucker all night and many lines from the film have become inside jokes, such as "You managed to find the only spot on the river without water." and "Yeah, We Should!"
This is not a recommendation to hunt it down, but if you have a chance to buy it for $2 or less, pick it up because it'll provide excellent fodder for jokes and general mocking.
Some time ago, back when I was living in Calgary, a couple of old friends of mine came down from Toontown to celebrate. We all eventually decided to watch a scary movie and they turned to me, the movie expert of our group of friends, to choose one. Well, I had just recently found Rapid Fear in Walmart's $5 bin and picked it up because it sounded intriguing and had an excellent cover. Plus, Aussie horror at the time hadn't done me wrong, with titles like Undead and the horror-com Evil Aliens. We made our decision after reading the back, which included the ominous line "Someone, or something, doesn't want them to survive...".
I would call it the worst decision ever had it not been an excellent unintentional comedy. We ripped on that fucker all night and many lines from the film have become inside jokes, such as "You managed to find the only spot on the river without water." and "Yeah, We Should!"
This is not a recommendation to hunt it down, but if you have a chance to buy it for $2 or less, pick it up because it'll provide excellent fodder for jokes and general mocking.
I forgot to mention another great hilarious movie. Black Sheep an indie horror film from New Zealand. About bloodthirsty sheep and it even includes a freaking WERESHEEP
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the entire american ninja series, they are so bad they are funny. a random ninja minion throws a ninja star at the protagonist, who catches it and throws it right back, the ninja star hits the random ninja minion in the head... ninja stands there for 3-5 seconds (possibly trying to remember what he should do next... he then remembers) and then falls over dead... so bad my friend and I nearly fell off our chairs laughing
Jaws 3
It's really funny how it tries to be scary, hahahaha.
In one scene, the shark breaks open a cage it is trapped in with the force of its tail by simply moving it back and forth until the power of the water blows it apart.
Teeheehee.
It's really funny how it tries to be scary, hahahaha.
In one scene, the shark breaks open a cage it is trapped in with the force of its tail by simply moving it back and forth until the power of the water blows it apart.
Teeheehee.
OMG OMG OMG YES, I actually memorized the entire dialogue for that movie, not that hard really considering it consisted of a series of cheesey one liners all been cobbled together, another notable mention in the same vein was "The Running Man" also featuring the great erm "entertainment" talents of Arnie.Aliens from Mars said:
See also "Every fucking action movie that Arnie has done."CouchCommando said:
I love 'em all.
Anything by Godfrey Ho.
Oh, he was. I think some of the crew members testified to that.RatRace123 said:
Oh, and if he wasn't, why take down Internet reviews of your movie that actually recommend it because it's so bad? If "bad" was your intention, they are praising you.
OT: Oh, right, The Room, of course. Also, Catwoman's pretty funny.
Yep, that's Paul-Muad'Dib playing Hamlet's uncle.The Shade said:Holy crap! Is that Kyle MacLachlan on the far right? If not, it's his freakin' doppelgangar!L1250 said:
My friend and I started laughing after Polonius was killed. Gertrude's flat "Oh" just killed any drama that could possibly be salvaged from the already hilarious scene... and then Hamlet wrapped Polonius' body in a sheet and dragged it into a locker room... and then stopped to call his mom on a payphone... and then took the bloody sheet to be washed at a laundromat... where he is caught within two minutes. Great planning there, Hamlet.Omikron009 said:I watched that movie in English class earlier this year, and I laughed out loud when Polonius was killed. If he had said "I am slain!" like he does in the actual play I would have peed my pants.L1250 said:My friend and I, being the Shakespeare nerds that we are, as well as actors in our school's production of the play, just watched the 2000, modern movie version of Hamlet with Ethan Hawke... and it was hilarious. In fact it was probably one of the funniest movies I've seen in months. It really, really shouldn't have been, what with it being derived from Shakespeare's brilliantly written tragedy magnum opus and all, but there was just so much to laugh at, from the blatant product placement, to most of the actors staring blankly off into space while being talked to, tothat it became so bad it was good. So, Escapists, what movies, or anything else, really, have you seen that were hilariously bad?
By the way, what kind of English class had you watch that version of Hamlet? We saw the four hour, Branagh version.
