Bad Movies
"I did not hit her, I did not! Oh, hi, Mark."
The Room
A serial killer recreates modern myths with each of his kills in this 1998 film
Urban Legend
Casey Affleck
Manchester by the Sea
Rated PG-13 by the MPAA due to "intense depictions of bad weather"
Twister
Roman Polanski used his own experiences as a child growing up in occupied Poland to properly portray the reality of the Holocaust
The Pianist
The Church of Scientology backed this John Travolta film, then immediately denied any sort of support after it flopped
Battlefield Earth
The film debut of both Matthew McConaughey and Renee Zellweger
The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Gene Hackman
The French Connection
Brad Pitt plays Achilles in this loose adaptation of Homer's Illiad
Troy
Henry Fonda must convince fellow jurors to save an innocent teen on trial for murder
12 Angry Men
Roger Ebert used the word "hate" 10 times in his zero star review of this 1994 film starring Elijah Wood, Bruce Willis, and Jason Alexander
North
Jason Voorhees goes to space in this Friday the 13th film
Jason X
Michael Douglas
Wall Street
Audiences did not "let it go"- this film made over $1.2 billion worldwide
Frozen
A 228 minutes long epic set in the Middle East during WW1
Lawrence of Arabia
Sony Pictures mistook ironic comments online as a positive response, re-releasing this film only for it fail tremendously again
Morbius
A 3D reboot of this Canadian horror film was released in 2009 starring Jensen Ackles
My Bloody Valentine
Jeff Bridges
Crazy Heart
A haunted painting is the villain of this sequel
Ghostbusters 2
Bong Joon Ho directed this true crime film about a series of murders in South Korea during the late 80s
Memories of Murder
With a 2% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 1.4 on Letterboxd, and a 2.8 on IMDB, this parody of 300 is one of the worst reviewed films ever
Meet the Spartans
Widely panned at the time of its release, this film has been reevaluated as a breakthrough in transgender representation
Sleepaway Camp
Charlton Heston
Ben-Hur
Timothee Chalamet is targeted by "The Chocolate Cartel" in this film
Wonka
An elderly Japanese man tries to find the meaning of life before he passes away
Ikiru