What's the Worst Movie You've Ever Seen?

prostoalex asks: "A recent Ask Yahoo! article talks about the worst movies ever made and points out this IMDB list of the bottom rankings. The Ask Yahoo! article names Manos The Hands of Fate the worst one, but apparently the IMDB table changed since then to include The Wild World of Batwoman at the top of the list. What would you consider the worst movie ever made? Perhaps anything listed here would also make the list?"

Comments

MST3K Anything

[Meostro]

Pretty much anything featured on MST3K could be considered for the "worst... movie... ever..."

Almost any SNL movie

[UnCivil Liberty]

Almost any of the SNL movies minus Wayne's World, Blues Brothers, and Office Space (started as a short animated SNL skit).

It's Pat
The Ladies Man
A Night At The Roxbury
Superstar
Stuart Saves His Family
Mr. Bill's Real Life Adventures
Coneheads
Blues Brothers 2000

Now a Sprockets movie... that would have kicked ass...

Re:Almost any SNL movie

[UnCivil Liberty]

It ran on SNL as well. Season 20, episode 371. SNL episode guide

badmovies.org

[mongolian]

Badmovies.org has quite a good list. Of which 'elves' appears to be my favorite

Re:Gay Niggers From Outer Space

[Anonymous Coward]

What the fuck? Moderators on slashdot just keep getting stupider and stupider.

For those who are unaware, Gayniggers From Outer Space is an actual movie. Science fiction/comedy film from 1992.

Stupid ignorant fucks.

It IS Manos

[chrispl]

As a huge fan of bad movies I have seen Manos about 15 times. It is the worst made movie in every way. Nothing went right. It is like a train wreck, so horrible you CANT look away. It was financed, written, directed and starred a fertiliser salesman. 'Nuff said.

Re:Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever...

[tverbeek]

All these movies beg the questions: At what point do they first realize it and say "It's too late to go back now?" Is it ever really too late?

It's never too late to stop a movie in production (or post-production) before it's released. There are complete (down to the copyright and union seal in the credits), distribution-ready films that have never been released, even direct to video. I'm sure the are better examples, but I know that before Blade broke the jinx, Marvel produced an embarrassing string of superhero movies that were so bad that some of them are known today only through bootlegs. (The Fantastic Four film is legendary in its baditude.) Knockaround Guys probably would have sat on a shelf forever, except that Vin Diesel became a "star" with Fast & Furious and XXX after it was made, suddenly giving it some box-office potential. And TV networks are notorious for cancelling new series that may already have several months' episodes in the can, and never airing them (instead broadcasting more advertiser-friendly fare).