Worst Movies of All Time

Titanic and The Blair Witch Project!!!

Give me a break...

Pretty good list, IMO--though they left out The Robot Monster and Zontar: Thing From Venus and The Green Slime. I wouldn't have included Chainsaw of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, however.

Heaven's Gate

Uh, yeah... whatever...

Sorry, but classics such as THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and HALLOWEEN 3: SEASON OF THE WITCH have no place on that list! All three of these films are huge, and I mean really HUGE favorites of mine, and as I said, I think all three of these films are classics!

I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY PUT "Friday the 13th" ON THERE! Other movies there don't deserve to be on that list as well, too many to say though.

I disagree with having I]Titanic[/i] and The Gods Must Be Crazy on the list.

Titanic had some flaws, but it still is a great movie.

Manos, The Hands of Fate deserves top honors. Plan 9 From Outer Space is watchable compared to Manos.

At least Ed Wood could make a movie FUN to watch!

I like the list, except I have to disagree with the listing of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (which has provided a running gag between my friend and I for the past five years).


Exactly. Just take off the first Friday the 13th film and Blair Witch 2 as they don't belong on the list.

Matthew, I almost posted the exact same thing about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Anyone who puts it in a 'worst movies ever...' list more than likely has not actually bothered to see the movie.

-Adam, who created the first Killer Tomatoes site on the web over six long years ago

What a joke. I'll give them Jaws 4 but...Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Texas Chainsaw, Natural Born Killers, and The Gods Must Be Crazy? Give me a big fat hairy break.

How so? The oldest film on the list is only 49 years old.

Well, my only objection would be to Natural Born Killers, though I recognize the fact that many people just don't understand it.

The omission of Hannibal is somewhat confusing.

Steve, most people are under the very mistaken impression that Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is meant to be taken seriously. It's very obviously a comedic parody of the overwrought disaster movies of the '70s. If people attack the movie as a dated or in some way failed comedy, then I can understand and respect that opinion. However, the vast majority of the people who bash Attack of the Killer Tomatoes are either blindly making assumptions based on its title alone or parroting the words of other people because of its reputation as one of the worst movies ever made.

My impressions:

This is just a flame fest waiting to happen.

I think that the people who voted for Heavens Gate never saw the movie, they just heard it was bad so voted for it. I like the long version, especially on a big screen, but confess to watching it in two parts.

Personally I liked both Blair Witch movies (and especially the cable specials), but am embarrassed to say, I also liked The Bad News Bears Go to Japan (I'm a sucker for Tony Curtis).

I'd like to say that movies not on the list I would have voted for would be: Pi, Spaceballs, and Cool World, but since I know that people on this board absolutely adore those movies, I'll keep my mouth shut.

Too late.

Flame fest?

Don't see any evidence of that so far. Some people's feathers will be ruffled by some of the selections, but it's just a list.

Cheech&Chong is on that list? Give me a break.

Obviously, you can't take the list seriously, but in the same spirit, I'll trash it anyway

First, they took 300 suggested titles, so this skews to recent films. Then they vote to pare it down to 100. At that point, people would either vote for movies they actually saw and disliked or heard were bad. So really crappy movies that few people -- and rightly so -- saw slip out.

Since it's a straight vote that doesn't consider how many people liked the movie, popularity (in terms of butts in seats) counts for a lot, which explains why Titanic and TPM can easily get on the list. Maybe a smaller percentage of people didn't like it, but since so many saw it, they get more votes.

And any such list that doesn't have On Deadly Ground is horribly flawed.

//Ken

They forgot Mission Impossible II.


Peace Out~

I agree with you. Most people who bash the film haven't even seen it. Everybody I know who has seen the film has enjoyed it for what the film is, a parody of disaster movies of the '70s (and The Birds ).

After looking closely at the list, there are around 20 films that shouldn't even be on the list. I would like you to find me a large group of people and ask them:

"Hey, was Natural Bork Killers an awful film?"
"Hey, was Porky's an awful film?" (not counting the sequels into consideration)
"Hey, was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre crap?" (again, not counting the sequels into consideration)
"Hey, was Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me a bad film?" (ask the people who were familiar with Twin Peaks before they saw the movie)

And so on, and so on. And make sure the people have SEEN the film before asking them these questions.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre?!? Natural Born Killers?!? Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me?!? Mars Attacks!?!?

BATS!!!!!!!!!!!!

You sure got that right, but they also left off Carnival Of Souls(remake), Guru The Mad Monk(if you don't believe me, check it out. I dare you), Poltergeist III, The Squeeze(one I'm sure Michael Keaton would like to forget), Psycho(remake, of course)...just to name a few....

also, the implied inclusion of the terrific Exorcist III doesn't lend much credibility to this list, either.

Popeye makes the list but Patch Adams doesn't???

Maybe I should have responded when those guys asked me to vote!

And how is the original The Gods Must Be Crazy on this list????? That makes NO sense at all.

RED DAWN? Plus they count some series which have 8 films...as 1 movie??? And did my eyes just temporarily discover the drug crack... or is.. THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE on this list?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

OK, I'm leaving this thread now.

I promise.

What? No "Bridges Of Madison County"? What a POS movie.

Oh yeah. How's about "Forces Of Nature"? Another milestone in movie making.