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dont forget about food fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uROQ9nplxIY
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Empress Brosephine posted:Norm Mcdonalds Dorty Work "He took my chainsaw and now he's using it on me!"
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Anyone say Zardoz yet? Zardoz.
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Well What Now posted:honestly I have way more affection for deranged amateur garbage like Manos than I do for most major studio films This. Manos was at least something a guy who never made a film before made and was at least trying to make something interesting. Then you have these $200 million turds with the best people in the industry behind them and they're still garbage.
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The Last Unicorn is both an amazing movie and a bad movie.
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I legit like The Super Mario Brothers.
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. Tried to watch it with a friend last year and we didn't make it half way through before suffering massive headaches from recognizing things.
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canned from the band posted:dont forget about food fight: Everything about that movie is inexplicable. An experienced cast, most of which could get better parts with little effort. Product placement mascots that don't actually do anything alongside generic characters. Best part of Food Fight was its strange journey to completion, eventually being pushed across the direct to video finish line nearly a decade after its scheduled theatrical release at the hands of the insurance company.
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Food Fight is the worst movie, but not the best worst, the worst worst. Painfully executed and absolutely repugnant in content from start to finish. I've never had such a bad taste in my mouth after seeing a movie.
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What I don't get about fiascos like Foodfight! and Accidental Love is that they have to know they'll never make their investment back by the time the film defaults to the insurance people. Why not hand over everything to some creative people to do something interesting for the same amount of money?
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Food Fight is the worst movie, but not the best worst, the worst worst. Painfully executed and absolutely repugnant in content from start to finish. I've never had such a bad taste in my mouth after seeing a movie. It really is vile in every regard.
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Mortal kombat annihilation
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Rock and Roll Nightmare has the best twist ending ever put to film.
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Tideland is a disaster of a movie, the plot of which culminates in an actual train wreck.
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Bloodsport is based on a true life story, by which I mean obvious lies, featuring Van Damme's wooden acting and a hella jacked top heel, but I love everything about it. I also like Kickboxer. It's me, I'm the one who likes bad 80s and 90s action movies.
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My vote goes to R.O.T.O.R. A pornstached killer robot cop that can see back in time when he takes his sunglasses off is hard to top.
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whiteyfats posted:Bloodsport is based on a true life story, by which I mean obvious lies, featuring Van Damme's wooden acting and a hella jacked top heel, but I love everything about it. Bloodsport owns, Kickboxer owns, Demolition Man really really owns.
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Demolition Man isn't bad, though.
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ScrubLeague posted:Bloodsport owns, Kickboxer owns, Demolition Man really really owns. I enjoyed Double Impact. Where Van Damme's acting prowess is so strong he can play two characters effortlessly.
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they need to make a demolition man prequel about the fast food wars
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Steven Seagal's best movies came out then, too. Marked for Death, Hard to Kill, Under Siege.
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foodfight is my favorite because every single thing about it is just totally wrong
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whiteyfats posted:Steven Seagal's best movies came out then, too. Marked for Death, Hard to Kill, Under Siege. Yep Hard to Kill when he came out of a coma. The rehabilitation sequence was magnificent.
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Totally forgot about Birdemic. Remember Birdemic?
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Totally forgot about Birdemic. Remember Birdemic? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDNJRsNECNY
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You don't just forget Birdemic.
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symbolic posted:It's The Room, undoubtedly. This really is the only answer. Birdemic is straight up awful
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Someone should tell that guy that alot of birds don't just hover in the air.
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Did anybody ever see the Warlock movies with Julian Sands. First one is an unremarkable cross between Terminator and Highlander but the second, in my view, suits this thread.
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Wheat Loaf posted:Did anybody ever see the Warlock movies with Julian Sands. First one is an unremarkable cross between Terminator and Highlander but the second, in my view, suits this thread. The second one is amazing. I've seen it at least ten times and never get tired of it. Julian Sands chewing the scenery is great. "IS THIS THE BEST YOU CAN DO???"
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I can't decide my favorite between Tromeo and Juliet and The Toxic Avenger. I completely concur with the imdb reviewer on the former that it's "Romeo and Juliet...on acid."
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Popeye the Movie. The set is still alive and well (in Malta, I think?), the scenery and art direction are surprisingly good, and you get to see Robin Williams playing Popeye. Oh, and everything is food.
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There's one called Primal Force which was a TV movie starring Ron Perlman (this should tell you all you need to know, but I will continue) from about 2000 or so. The premise was that a plane carrying a corrupt tycoon's daughter crashes on an island, and Ron Perlman plays a hardened mercenary who's the only person ever to set foot on the island and return alive, who leads a team to get her back. The catch is that many years ago, said corrupt tycoon financed illegal experiments on the island which went wrong, and now the island is overrun with this savage pack of killer mutant baboons. The climax involves Ron Perlman having a knife fight with one of the baboons.
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Can anyone remember a flick from the 70s or 80s in which a character had a conversion van they were super-proud of but then someone (I think the owner with an eating problem) stuffs the console with marshmallows and they melt? That one. Also Cobra.
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Cobra is great. Soldier Commando Dead Alive Event Horizon
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Steinbeck posted:Can anyone remember a flick from the 70s or 80s in which a character had a conversion van they were super-proud of but then someone (I think the owner with an eating problem) stuffs the console with marshmallows and they melt? I was trying to find that movie for you. It was not Cannonball Run, was it?
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Colostomy Bag posted:I enjoyed Double Impact. Where Van Damme's acting prowess is so strong he can play two characters effortlessly. I always confuse Double Impact with Double Team, the movie with JCVD and Dennis Rodman, where they get into a punch fight with a tiger in the Colosseum.
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Bratz: The Movie is the only acceptable answer
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Is Rocky 4 considered bad?  Because I love it. and Living In America is a good song.
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