I own both of the Seagal movies on that list. Not that I totally loved them, but I collect his movies.

= J

This might interest you.

http://www.play.com/play247.asp?pa=s...2&title=108113

Having looked at that list, and having just seen Ultraviolet, I cannot believe it did not make the top 100. I could sit in a theater and watch Bloodrayne for 24 hours straight easier than I could watch 15 more minutes of that steaming pile which is Ultraviolet...

Not sure why they would list Problem Child 2. Thought it was ok.

I enjoyed Street Fighter too. Just silly movies to watch.

"They" don't list anything. The movies make the lists based on user votes.

Street Fighter and cop 1/2 are watchable

Now I haven't seen every movie on that list. But the ones I did see, though, severely sucked ass.

Definitely weighted towards newer releases.
2000s: 30
1990s: 35
1980s: 21
1970s: 4
1960s: 10

2005 had 8 movies, 2003 had 7. 2006 already has 4. I remember only like 2 years ago it was almost fully populated by MST3K films. Uwe Boll has 3 movies.

Oh, and I own 4 films on the list...Jaws the Revenge, TCM 4, King Kong Lives, and The Mangler.

You know what, Spice World isn't as bad as you'd think it would be. Yes, it's basically 4-5 videos strung together by a thread-bare script (if you want to call it that), but it actually has a few moments where you smile/half laugh. Alan Cumming is actually pretty funny in this. To be fair, I do have three daughters who were in the perfect demographic when this went to video/dvd, so I've seen it (or parts of it) several times. It's really not that bad - but no, not great either.

How delightful--there's absolutely no movie on that list I have even a remote respect or affection for, though I will go so far as to say JAWS: THE REVENGE, such as it is, is still an improvement over JAWS 3-D.

Anus Magillicutty - this has to have gotten its votes solely on its name.

Seen/Own

In The Mix (blind buy-not seen)
House of The Dead (blind buy-sucked)
Alone In The Dark (blind buy-watchable)
Bloodrayne (blind buy-not seen)
Simon Sez (blind buy-sucked)
The Smokers (blind buy-sucked)
Teen Wolf Too (double feture-not seen)
Mannequin 2: On The Move (blind buy laserdisc-watchable)
Out For A Kill (blind buy-watchable)
Date Movie (theater-sucked)
Ringmaster (blind buy-watchable)
Rollerball (blind buy-sucked)
Crossroads (blind buy-sucked)

OWN 'EM ON DVD
(Troll 2 was the only one I bought, though; the rest were review screeners)

6. Troll 2
11. Glitter
77. Alien from L.A.
96. The Bad News Bears Go to Japan (I used to own this, but it was so bad I had to give it away)

SAW 'EM THEATRICALLY

23. Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace
35. Ed
51. Teen Wolf Too

SAW 'EM THROUGH MST3K

24. 'Manos': The Hands of Fate
41. Hobgoblins
49. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
71. Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders
73. Eegah
76. Night Train to Mundo Fine
81. The Barbaric Beast of Boggy Creek, Part II
82. Mitchell
85. The Wild World of Batwoman
90. The Killer Shrews
78. Monster a-Go Go
91. Girl in Gold Boots
97. Nuevos extraterrestres, Los
100. Ator l'invincibile 2

SAW ON VHS

37. The Garbage Pail Kids Movie
98. Bleeders (why is this on here? Fun fact! I spent some time on the set of a TV show Peter Svatek directed and got an in-joke the cast made about Bleeders that even its director didn't catch)

SAW ON CABLE

52. Mannequin: On the Move
65. King Kong Lives


I think I've seen Police Academy: Mission to Moscow, but I guess it didn't make that big of an impression.

Anyway, of those, I'm an overwhelmingly huge fan of Troll 2 and consider it to easily be the best worst movie ever.

As for 1950s sci-fi horror, you can do a lot worse than The Killer Shrews. .

Basic Instinct 2 is already listed. Thats not a good start.

Kazaam
Chairman of the Board.

I think Ebert and Roeper gave "Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)" two

I liked Street Fighter, but I can acknowledge the fact that it's not going to win any Oscars. Now, who wants to go home.... and who wants to go WITH ME! ;0

I own 1 DVD, Mac and Me.

However, I can see myself someday owning Ringmaster, Stay Alive, Date Movie, and It's Pat. Not that they're good movies, but there's enough to entertain me there.

Larry The Cable Guy come on the only intention of that movie was to make people laugh at gross out humor, fart and redneck jokes if you went for any other reason or expecting a good movie man are you a dipsh@t

I've avoided all but Baby Geniuses. My kids seem to think it's hilarious. I've never watched it start to finish but I've caught bits and pieces a couple times when it was on.

I was all set to proudly announce that I liked 'Pootie Tang' only to discover that it's not on the list. HOW did 'Pootie Tang' not make the list? It's TERRIBLE! (I mean, I like it and everything, but it's STILL terrible!)

I cannot take seriously a "worst 100" list that doesn't include 'Pootie Tang.'

There seems to be a lot of mainstream movies in the bottom 100 now. The last time I checked, probably more than a year ago, I probably only heard of 10 or 15. Have they increased the number of votes needed to be in the bottom 100 now?

Um...I own:

Baby Geniuses - my kids enjoy it. I don't think it's that bad of a movie.
Yûgiô: Gekijô-ban (Yi-Gi-Oh! The Movie in the US) - My son loves yugioh, I play the card game on occasion, but this was pretty bad.
The Gospel - dispite it's faults, it was OK not bad.

I just noticed that...and somehow he's still getting directing work. He apparently has 3 films slated for 2007...all Video game adaptations that possibly could suck worse than his previous 3 video game adaptations.

Shouldn't this guy be working at McDonalds for a living by this point? Instead, he's probably driving around LA in a friggin Mercedes brokering the the film rights to Zombies ate My Neighbors and A Boy and his Blob.