Movies that are so bad that they are good. I find myself watching certain movies over and over and sometimes asking myself WHY? Usually it has to do with nostalgia...I like the time period they portray and make me remember to back when they were made and or portray. Sometimes they just make me think back to the time period of when I first saw them.

Here are a couple of mine:

Band of the Hand

Dazed and Confused

Cannonball Run/Smokey & the Bandit movies

the Airplane movies

some stupid-ass movie where steve guttenburg tries to win over jamie gertz by posing as an australian biker with a mullet? NO fucking idea why i've seen this at all, let alone more than once.

lately Rules of Attraction has been on HBO and I've watched it every time it's been on.

oh fucking christ - that movie where Seth Green is a wigger and he gets to bang the hot daughter from Six Feet Under.

all the Brat Pack movies.

Urban Cowboy - the scene where he shows her their new trailer is alone worth the admission price.

saturday night fever.

legend

seven minutes in heaven

the stoned age - um, no fucking idea. maybe cause it's unintentionally funny?

over the edge

breaking away

the warriors

my newest favorite: Boondock Saints

All of the Police Academy movies.

10 Things I hate abouy you.

Bring it On (my HS's cheerleaders never looked like that)

Waterworld

Anything by Cheech and Chong, as well as 'Born in East LA' with just Cheech

Half-Baked

ALL the Kevin Smith movies.

The Billy Jack movies.

Although not technically movies, Sheriff Bunnel's car chase TV shows.

...not in any particular order ....

Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Tourist Trap (with Chuck Connors)

Sid and Nancy

Up in Smoke

Freaks (Todd Browning)

Phantasm

Rocky Horror (32.5 times)

Return of the Living Dead

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Forbidden Zone

the 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.

Repo Man

Star Trek Wrath of Khan

crappy violent Rutger Hauer movies

.... and let's not forget Steven Segal!

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure

All of the Muppet Movies

Fierce Creatures

A Fish Called Wanda

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Soldier (Kurt Russell)

Clerks, the Animated Series.

Pillow Talk & the other Doris Day/ Rock Hudson/Tony Randall flix
Shirley Temple films
anything w/Fred Astaire
Crazy/Beautiful
Hackers (I even just bought the DVD!)
Cocksucker Blues (god that's a bad movie, but boy was Keith gorgeous stoned!)
the Tommy Lee/ Pamela Anderson tape (guilty but what a giggle!)
any of the old Busby Berkley musicals (42nd Street comes immediately to mind)

All The Planet of the Apes movies
Hairspray
War Games
Beavis and Butthead
All Dracula movies produced by Hammer Films
Anything else produced by Hammer films
The Mutations
The Crawling Eye
It's Alive
Billy Jack
Disease of the week movies(I think the Lifetime Channel has exclusive rights
to these.)
Plan 9 From Outer Space
All other Ed Wood,Jr movies
Women in prison movies(60's or earlier.)

"Dude where's my car?" - Its funny, I cant help it.

"Steal this Movie" - I have watched this a million times, I can no longer blame it on my crappy cable
company. It has to be my unhealthy love of Janine G.

"The Ladies Man" - I just like getting my gf to watch the "Do it in the butt Chicago" part...

"The Net" - Its a horrible Compugeek movie, but God I wish the computer chicks I know looked like her!

"Swordfish" - Cool movie, but the attempt at computer jargon makes me wince. Saved itself by including a great shot of Halle Berry in her topless and in silky bra/panties.

There are more... but I need another glass

I dislike that nasty nasty ugly woman.

Violence in a Women's Prison is one of my favourites.

other guilty pleasures of the silver screen:

Flash Gordon
Clash of the Titans
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
Barbarella
Mondo Cane
Mondo Trasho or anything else by John Waters
Parents
Motel Hell
Slumber Party Massacre
Chopping Mall
Alisha Klass porno
Dude, Where's my Car?
Strange Days
Transformers: The Movie
Short Circuit
Short Circuit 2
Batteries Not Included
Gremlins 1 and 2
Police Academy 1 through 4
Bachelor Party
Back to School
Porky's
Stripes
Disney's Robin Hood
The Watcher in the Woods
Honeymoon Killers

I could go on forever.... and just did.

How could I have forgotten Barbarella?

Anything Russ Meyers ever made.

Ishtar.

What? You don't like Halle Berry? I suppose you don't like Bea Authur either.

DG

There's no accounting for taste. Especially mine.

Jean Reno, Campari and kim chee. I rest my case.

The Goonies
Anne of Green Gables 1 and 2
Pee Wee's big adventure
Back to the Future

ANything directed by Sam Peckenpaw.
Rocky Horror
Little Shop of Horrors
Quigley Down Under
Anything with Humphry Bogart
The Princes Bride

I loved Little Shop of Horrors!

"Should I go and perform-mutilations?"

greeneyes

Kimchee,The Movie? Did you see the dubbed version or the version with
sub-titles?I remember this being a very moving film.

Never saw it, Catus. I'm talking about the fermented cabbage and miscellany that gets buried in the yard and unearthed for good eatin'. Is the movie that good?

As good as anything else that was once buried in the yard.

I have had kim chee.I think it was only buried for a short time.It had a pickled flavor.

Have a Korean Night-Watch the movie,eat the veggies! I'm sure you will find the
combination moving,as well.

The movie is on eBane now;It is a dutch auction of six movies; each comes with an authentic kim chee pot.The bid was up to $19.99 the last time I checked.

Of course you have to figure in shipping costs from Korea,and the seller only takes
money orders issued by Korean markets.

But for such collectible items,I say go for it!

BEYOND THE GREEN DOOR! CURIOUS YELLOW AND CURIOUS BLUE!

Well, you know what they say about curiosity and the cat ....

DG

Hey, just because I have high standards...

I'll have to give it a watch, as soon as I get some time. I think that you and I may have some similar proclivities, Miss Kitty. Thanks for the suggestion.