Dead and Breakfast really isn't that bad. Slightly overrated, but a pretty good movie for the genre IMO.

Forrest Gump
Nearly fell asleep watching it. The only thing that saved me from falling asleep was Tom Hanks' acting. I thought it was an incredibly boring movie. My friend recommended it saying how great it was. I was very disappointed.

to others... possibly Valley of the Dolls (damn funny)
Mommie Dearest (one of my favs)

to myself... The Grinch and Armageddon

The "new and improved', "this was my original intention" edition of "I Was a Zombie For the FBI". I don't even store it in the same room with my other dvds.

Astrochimp - I just got rid of a bunch of stuff and can't really think of anything I don't want other than some Ateam seasons and an SCTV season 1....Email me a price ... [email protected]

Now it's prob Female Space Invaders aka Starcrash

Jean Claude Van Dam's version of "The Order", accidently bought the wrong one through CH

D.E.B.S.-------I absolutely hated this movie! It was a blind buy for only $3.88 so I am not too upset over owning it.

Zombie 5 is probably the worst due to false advertising by the title. I used to have Candyman 3 and Queen of the Damned, but I got rid of those awful movies.

That was a blind buy for me and I almost didn't buy it, and I'm really glad I did because it was amazingly great in its awfulness.

Probably Half Light with Demi Moore. I got it because I'm a lighthouse freak, but the movie wasn't all that. I also like the other actress in there, from Coupling (BBC comedy).

I'm a big Carpenter fan, but "They Live" and "Village of the Damned" (remake) are my two choices. Honorable mention goes to "The Ring Two."

Batman & Robin, Pulse (2006), She's the Man, Superman IV and I'm sure several others I'm forgetting...

They Live??? Come On that movie was bad ass. In fact I'm going to go watch that right now.

My dad once got me Trick or Treat with Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne, no idea why

House of Flying daggers
Fun with Dick and Jane - This was 10 dollars and it was a silly impulse buy. Tut-tut.

Batman & Robin. The only reason why I don't get rid of this (or any other movie I think is "bad" in my collection) is because it's part of a box set, and I don't like to break up sets.

Lewis B is the winner!

I finally saw Valley of the Dolls last night after hearing about it for 20+ years. My God, what a steaming pile of crap that movie was! Fortunately, I saw it on network TV. If I had even paid $2 for it, I would have felt major cheated. If I had written that script when I was 12, I would be forced to kill myself to try to save my family's honor.

My worst are a 4 episode dvd of "Get a Life" and a box set of 60s horror movies which normally I enjoy but these are black and white and filmed in Italy and have really horrible dubbing.

My Jaime Pressly films. The only one I refused to buy was Joe Dirt.

I own:

Poison Ivy: The New Seduction
Tomcats
Torque
Ringmaster
The New Guy: Unrated
Not Another Teen Movie

Those are among the worst in my collection, but I do consider them all guilty pleasures. Love the look and sound of Torque and Not Another Teen Movie has Mia Kirshner acting hot and slutty as a bonus.

DOMINION: PREQUEL TO 'THE EXORCIST'...let me just say this: don't believe the hype, folks.

Bruce Almighty. I also have the one-disc release of Die Hard, which is pretty poor from what I've seen. I'll pick up the Five Star edition in the future, but for now it's one of the worst DVDs I own.

That show was brilliant.
As for my own collection, I must admit that Masters of the Universe and 976-EVIL are pretty lousy films, though they were both free. I've heard a few derisive snickers regarding my copy of the first two seasons of JEM as well.

New worst...Intolerable Cruelty.

I really don't like this movie, it drags and drags. Hardly funny and I like the Coen Bros.

Rambo III
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