#1 Guilty Pleasure of All Time
 

As requested.

Don't hold it against me, but I can't help loving Easy Rider.

No need to apologize for a guilty pleasure! I currently have two - Thir13en Ghosts and The Frighteners.

I've got four: Out Cold, 10 Things I Hate About You, The Replacements or Bring It On.

The entire LEPRECHAUN series.

Grease 2

Good Burger, of course

Ever After

the 'burbs, or the story of ricky

Two movies that I get an inexplicable amount of enjoyment out of are Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 and the Spike Lee 'what-the-hell-was- that?' mess Bamboozled.

I'm curious Bound to Lights, considering it's cinematic significance, why do you feel Easy Rider is a guilty pleasure? You sure you don't mean Flashback? -smile-

Blade

Easy Rider is a critically acclaimed film, so how is that a guilty pleasure? So is Big.

In terms of critics, Tremors and Big Trouble in Little China seem to be popular among their "guilty pleasures."

Good god, I share your pain.

Also:

Steel Magnolias: (good movie, but I"m a heteromale, I"m not supposed to dig this)
Places in the Heart: (Sally Field fixation? Good movie worth liking but I LOVE this movie to the point of shame and guilt)
Jocks:(largely lame college sex romp about the tennis team with Richard Rountree but Angel Salazar and Donald Gibb break me up)

Sabrina (the remake)

The Postman.

Deep Rising, but I don't feel too guilty. It's a solid B movie. Just like I have no guilt at all over loving Tremors.

Definitely. I'll also agree with one of the above posts about Big Trouble In Little China, and add the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

I would agree with all 3 of those, except that I'm not embarrassed by my love for <b>Big Trouble</b> or <b>Rocky Horror</b>. <b>The Postman</b>, on the other hand ... :)

das

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Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound.

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and Dog Soldiers:
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Reminding me of ...

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<b>Death Race 2000</b>

das

<b>A Life Less Ordinary</b>

The Spirit of '76

-sigh-

I never liked the term "guilty pleasure". Why should I feel guilty about something I enjoy? Who's saying I can't or shouldn't? Why would their opinion outweigh my own when it come to films I want to watch?

As far as films that I enjoy, despite the majority saying I shouldn't... I don't know, really. One or two gross-out comedies, eighties films featuring not-yet-stars and the odd Sandler film.