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B Movies so Bad You Gotta Watch

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I was wondering if someone here would read this and didn't know about MST3K. It's amazing

that show has been off the air for some time now. Nice to see the DVDs still being churned out.

 

Someone mentioned Adrienne Barbeau and that reminded of the classic movie Swamp Thing.

 

Another movie that came to mind is Red Dawn. There are A LOT of those cheesy 80's films from Canon you could throw in this list as well. Revenge of the Ninja, Delta Force, Invasion USA. Heck, let's throw all of Chuck Norris films in this thread. :lol:

 

They've released DVDs for MST3K? I would think there would be some copyright and royalty issues preventing it.

They've released DVDs for MST3K? I would think there would be some copyright and royalty issues preventing it.

 

There are a ton of them out there. I think entire seasons might be out actually.

 

I know you also have the option of watching the movie WITHOUT the MST3K Commentary too, which is something I have yet to do. Especially with Manos, the Hands of Fate.

My all time favorite "B" movie was the original version of The Fog...

Another great pick!:thumb: I think John Carpenter is the king of B-movies. I listed Prince of Darkness earlier, but how about Escape From New York, Halloween, etc...

Another great pick!:thumb: I think John Carpenter is the king of B-movies. I listed Prince of Darkness earlier, but how about Escape From New York, Halloween, etc...

 

While you're on some of those 80's Jamie Lee Curtis movies don't forget Prom Night and Terror Train.

I really liked Chuck Norris' horror flick Silent Rage...

What about Hamburger the motion picture starring the great actor Dick Butkus!

I hate to mention that I have even seen it (let alone paid to see it)

 

Breakin 2......Electric Boogaloo

I recently watched a movie called "The Funhouse", starring no one anybody ever heard of. You can check out the details on IMBD; it meets all of the criteria for this thread.

 

 

If it's circa 1981 I saw that when it first came out. Took a date to it. Both had disappointing endings. :D

While you're on some of those 80's Jamie Lee Curtis movies don't forget Prom Night and Terror Train.

 

 

Don't forget the all-time classic The Fog :scared:

I can't remember the name, but there was one about a state being overrun by giant rabbits. Special affects were so bad it was great. It was so obvious that someone had built a little town with railroad tracks in it and turned loose the cutest bunch of little rabbits they could find to hop around and destroy things. Hilarious.

I'll tell you right now, some of you watch entirely too much TV....:lol:

I can't remember the name, but there was one about a state being overrun by giant rabbits. Special affects were so bad it was great. It was so obvious that someone had built a little town with railroad tracks in it and turned loose the cutest bunch of little rabbits they could find to hop around and destroy things. Hilarious.

 

 

Are you sure that's not from Monty Phython's "the Holy Grail?"

 

Ohh, I tried to warn you but Noooo. It's just a harmless bunny! :lol:

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