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I totally agree with everyone's answers so far, except for JON CARTER, which I haven't seen. STUART LITTLE, SIGNS, PACIFIC RIM, and A.I. are all great movies. And I even liked HOWARD THE DUCK. Maybe because it was so unbelievably bad it crossed the threshold into awesome.
I will add:
UNBREAKABLE (Shyamalan flick from several years ago)
WINTER'S BONE (Best Southern noir I have seen in ages.)
SUPER 8 (I don't care that it is a Thank You letter to Steven Spielberg and the Goonies. In fact, I love it even more because it is a Thank You letter to Steven Spielberg and the Goonies.)
A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE (Very hard to watch, but very worth it.)
FLASH GORDON (One of the greatest bad movies ever made.)
HAWK THE SLAYER (Should be watched after watching FLASH GORDON on Bad Movie Night.)
John Carter was pretty good just not promoted well.
My pick is a bit surprising but Fantastic Four (2015.)
I hear people tag on the entire movie but to me it was only bad after the time jump. The first two thirds of the film could have been a four, four and a half start movie with pretty good acting by everyone. It wasn't your father's or grandfather's Fantastic Four but it was building to that down the road with being a family or the Johnny Storm-Ben Grimm feud.
I totally agree with everyone's answers so far, except for JON CARTER, which I haven't seen. STUART LITTLE, SIGNS, PACIFIC RIM, and A.I. are all great movies. And I even liked HOWARD THE DUCK. Maybe because it was so unbelievably bad it crossed the threshold into awesome.
I will add:
UNBREAKABLE (Shyamalan flick from several years ago)
WINTER'S BONE (Best Southern noir I have seen in ages.)
SUPER 8 (I don't care that it is a Thank You letter to Steven Spielberg and the Goonies. In fact, I love it even more because it is a Thank You letter to Steven Spielberg and the Goonies.)
A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE (Very hard to watch, but very worth it.)
FLASH GORDON (One of the greatest bad movies ever made.)
HAWK THE SLAYER (Should be watched after watching FLASH GORDON on Bad Movie Night.)
MASTER OF DISGUISE (Another great bad movie.)
These are great also. There is another one I forgot to mention-An 80's Martial arts film called Gymkata. It's about a gymnast who combines acrobatics with Karate competing in a deadly obstacle course. The scene in the creepy village is alone worth the watch. So bad, it's good is almost an understatement.
Troll 2 also gets my vote. And the Rocketeer was good. It was like Iron Man lite!
The Village- I guess I'm easy to fool because I was surprised by the ending. I've actually watched it a few times and enjoyed it each time. I also love Signs. Maybe I'm just blinded by my love of Joaquin Phoenix.
Open Water- This movie seems yo get a lot of hate for being boring but I thought it was terrifying and entertaining. I'm petrified of sharks and being stuck out in the ocean is my biggest fear.
The Blair Witch Project- Again, people seem to hate this movie but it's one of my all time favorites.
A guilty pleasure...Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
Many horror fans hate it as there is no Michael Myers in this movie and has nothing to do with the other Halloween films.
Very creepy vibe to it.
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