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This Subreddit is for the truly bad movies made, in any genre. For whatever reason, bad acting, no budget, fake monsters, awful CGI, anything that makes a film BAD... Trailers, clips, reviews, posters, photos, your personal collection. Anything related to bad films. Here you can post anything related to these studios including trailers, movie clips, posters, pictures, artwork, ect. ABSOLUTELY NO: Bullying, Spam, Porn, Politics.

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The Killing Of Satan (1983) Lando, denim clad Filipino dude & good Christian, is chosen by his uncle to battle evil. Lando, along with his laser blasting walking stick, calls out Satan's bitch ass for a mano a mano throw-down!

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1611a month ago

Revenge Of The Ninja (1983) For me, even more so then it's sequel Ninja III - The Domination, the quintessential cheesy American ninja film of the 1980's - And don't forget what Shô Kosugi taught us... only a ninja can kill a ninja!

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151a month ago

"Equalizer 2000" (1987) - Richard Norton, direct-to-video action movies go to bad guy, has sadly died. To honor his career we decided to watch one of the few times the multi-talented Australian played a good guy. It's a "Mad Max" cash-in where he builds a 6 barrel gun to fight far right fascists.

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110a month ago

"D'Wild Wild Weng" (1982) - Two foot nine legend Weng Weng teams up with some guy, a annoying tongueless mute, and a questionable tribe of dwarf 'natives' to rescue a girl from an evil warlord who leads a gang of Mexican bandits in 18th century California. Also there are ninjas for some reason.

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80a month ago

"Weasels Rip My Flesh" (1979) - Long Island high schooler Nathan Schiff wrote, directed, produced, edited, shot, and did all the effects for this at 16 for $400 on Super 8 film using friends and family for the cast and hand making the effects. The results are impressive, and horrible equally.

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71a month ago

"Kill Crazy" (1989) - Beloved Bond henchman, notable Van Helsing actor, and Crispin dad Bruce Glover has sadly died. To honor his long and illustrious career we decided to watch a movie where he dyes his hair blonde and hunts men. It's basically "The Most Dangerous Game" but with PTSD Vietnam vets.

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70a month ago

"Armando Creeper's Valley of the Vampire" (1995) - This movie is so obscure that it doesn't even have an entry on IMDB, and didn't have one on Letterboxd until someone in my bad movie group personally created one. It only exists as a low quality screener with a title banner hardcoded and it is bad.

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60a month ago

"Sentinel 2099" (1995) - After a plague decimated the planet alien arrive to cure us and then conqueror us(?). Humanity fights back with 30 ton walking tanks because of course we do. Due to the micro budget we don't see much of that. We mostly we just see smoke, darkness, and a lot of cheap sets.

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60a month ago

"Dead Man Walking" (1988) - Wings Hausen plays a plague-infected mercenary hired by Jeffrey Combs to rescue his boss's daughter who was kidnapped by psychopathic plague-infected Brion James (who they named Decker of all things). Could have done without the 'Stockholm syndrome' rapist relationship.

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60a month ago

Turkish Mad Max (1983) When your movie opens with the premiere Turkish actor himself, Cüneyt Arkın, shooting a drug lord in the face twice(!) before making him eat an entire bag of heroin, you know you're in for a great so bad it's good movie ride, Turkish style

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50a month ago