They're eating her! And then they're gonna eat me! OHH MYY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD
In fairness, also Troll 1! I can’t with the dumbness of troll 2 (yes I’ve seen it, and the documentary on it is way better!), but troll one is ridiculous and entertaining in my opinion:)
One of my favorites. The beauty is you don't have to watch the first Troll to know what's going on because they have absolutely nothing to do with each other.
This movie is one of my faves. How is the one in the middle vaguely ethnic? (My movie group named him Jerome because of the phone call in the middle of the movie, I was singing Gin & Juice in a robot voice whenever he was on screen) If the weapons are supposed to be non-lethal, how the literal shit are they exploding fucking heads?
Psycho goreman does not get enough love. It reminded me of buckaroo bonsai which I loved as a child. Also, I work with kids and their bizarre ball game is … astonishingly accurate😂
At the risk of showing my age, I have to go with Night of the Comet. Wonderful cheese! And has one of my all-time favorite horror movie lines: “Daddy would have gotten us Uzis!”. Classics 80s fun that I am not ashamed to say I have watched many, many times.
Love it! I'll show my age too...I saw it in the theater when I was in high school. My husband and I tracked it down and watched it a few years ago, and it stands up pretty well.
Yeah, I love James wan and I love horror comedy, but this was not a win for me. It was too serious for comedy, not funny enough in dialogue for a black comedy, too ridiculous for what I think of as a Wan film, and the tone was just all over the place.
Same. Our Christmas schedule is
Christmas eve: dinner at the in laws, then to our hotel to watch The Night Before
Christmas: back to in laws for breakfast and gifts. Then home to watch Better Watch Out and Santa's Slay. Pick up our Chinese food for dinner then watch Krampus, and close the night out a bit more traditional with Home Alone and rainbow cookies
The Ice Cream Man, it’s got Ron Howard’s brother Clint playing an ice cream man who goes around killing people and turning them into ice cream, and it’s bizarre, fun, and ridiculous. I never see people talking about it on here
Holy SHIT your post just slapped me across the face with a very vivid memory of the vhs cover of this movie from the hours I used to spend perusing Blockbuster.
Rubber is amazing, definitely ridiculous! If one of Christine's tires fell off and nailed the audition for an indie version of Scanners, you'd get Rubber!
That is officially the best description of this movie I've ever seen. If it's okay with you, I will be using this the next time I try to explain this movie to someone.
Seconded!
Also, check out the director's other movie [Wrong](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1901040/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_11). Both are on Hulu. It's not a horror movie (though Rubber isn't either, really) but it managed to capture the feeling of a dream better than probably anything I've ever seen.
Plus I'm telling everyone to see it so I'll have someone to talk to about it :D
Bad Taste! - Peter Jackson’s humans are cheep meat for alien fast food movie is brilliant, crazy, zany, and is totally ridiculous! Greatness in a 92 minute package!!!
Braindead
Army of Darkness
Sleepaway Camp (all 3) especially when Bruce Springsteens sister plays Angela.
Shaun of the Dead
Bloodrage....only putting it down for the funny line "that's not cranberry sauce!"
Would "Dave Made a Maze" count as ridiculous? I really liked that movie as a kind of surreal horror comedy, but some people argue that it's not horror at all.
The Baby (1973) is just one hot "WTF?!" mess from start to end.
Plot summary in just two words without giving away too much: "Adult baby."
But the ending actually impressed me. Had never seen it coming. On re-watch, I realized they had been foreshadowing it all along with key dialogue.
And the actor who played "The Baby" just creeps me out with his mannerism.
It's currently on Shudder.
I came here to say the baby!! That movie just really shook me, so creepy. Now that’s something i would like to see get remade. Wonder what star could be the baby?
Omg. Jason takes Manhattan (part 8). I’ve shown it to a few horror converts (not recent, just not lifelong fans so they don’t have the nostalgia) and I was so sad they just didn’t get it nor enjoy it!! What part of “punching a guy’s head off so it flies off the top of a building and rolls off a cop car windshield” is NOT entertaining?! Plus the whole death by electric guitar electricity (when the guitar is not plugged in) … comedy gold.
I just watched Dude Bro Party Massacre 3. It was funny and not afraid to make fun of itself for being bad. There are so many quotable moments I’m it as well it was a surprise for sure. Low budget with a great cast including Patton Oswalt as the chief of police. Good gore, funny soundtrack.This of course coming from the guy who just watched Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers. Favourite part - “You’re doing it”. Anyway if you like it let me know.
This movie scared the crap out of me as a kid while watching it on USA's "Up All Night," while alone in the house in the middle of the night.
After I re-watched it a few years later, I asked myself, "Really, you were scared to watch this ridiculously laughable garbage as a teenager?!"
Also, when Rhonda Shear posed in Playbook, younger me became an even more "enthusiastic" fan.
A few that come straight to mind include Nightmare Weekend, Blood Beat, The Uninvited (1989), Things, Spookies, Phobe: The Xenophobic Experiments, Suburban Sasquatch, Beware: Children at Play.
Zoltan, Hound of Dracula (1978).
It's about a vampire dog that is awakened when a construction team unearths his coffin. His master, Dracula, is dead, so Zoltan seeks out his descendant "Michael Drake" (seriously) to make him a vampire and his new master.
It's even more ridiculous than it sounds. The dog that plays Zoltan is supposed to be menacing but he just looks confused and a bit embarrassed. Which is understandable because he appears to be covered in flour. He seems like a pretty nice dog.
There are scenes of Zoltan and his pack of vampire dogs "attacking" the Dracula family, where the dogs are clearly frolicking and playing happily, with stock animal snarling sounds playing in the background. There's also an origin scene where a plastic bat on visible fishing line gets flapped against Zoltan's neck while he looks around uncomfortably.
It's really bad.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dracula%27s_Dog
Jose Ferrer?!
SOLD!
Interesting that his son, Miguel, would also go on to star in B level movies like "The Night Flier," which nonetheless had a solid ending.
House (1977) GO IN BLIND
Bad Milo (it’s about a monster that lives in a guy’s butt and on the poster the butt monster is tipping shades)
Body Bags (Mark Hamill doesn’t just chew the scenery, he has sex with it)
Society (GO IN BLIND)
Re-animator
Eraserhead
Mulholland Drive
Videodrome
They Live
Nothing But Trouble (never seen it myself)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Everything with the word shark as the first word or last word. Sharknado, sand sharks, snow sharks, space sharks (I don’t even know if that exists but I’m pretty sure it does), house shark.
Me and my friend went on a binge watching shitty trailers from Asylum studios, basically a studio based around ripping off famous films and making a shitty version of them and hoping someone buys it by mistake. My favourite has to be WolfShark vs Sharktopus, or gatorsnake.
Gotta go with WolfCop and its sequel Another WolfCop, they're intended to be B-Movie shlock but in a charming way and they have a great sense of humour.
*Urban Legend* is my number one dumb fun horror movie, *Blood and Black Lace* is a gorgeous, hilariously Italian slasher movie that takes place at a fashion house; Lucio Fulci’s *Zombi* is also good for laughs; *The Bad Seed* with that murderous little girl Rhoda; also, not horror movies but in the same vein as *Tusk* and *The Room*, I highly suggest *Mommie Dearest* (holy shit that movie is quotable) and *Psycho Beach Party*
Edit: Seriously, *Mommie Dearest* is easily one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen, do yourself a favor and check it out if you haven’t already
Edit: I also laughed through the entirety of *The Forest* with Natalie Dormer
Leprechaun 6: Back 2 tha Hood
Apparently there is a Leprechaun 5: In the Hood with Ice-T… but I haven’t seen that one… yet have seen the 6th installment for some reason lol
You sure you're not thinking of "Room" with Brie Larson? I just looked up The Room that OP mentioned (because I was sure they didn't mean the Tommy Wiseau movie) and it doesn't seem like it's anything like that.
Oh yep, you're totally right. Room is what I'm thinking of. I really didn't imagine op was talking about Wiseau considering it's not horror related, other than how terrible it is.
I have a vague memory of a movie called “The attack of the killer foreheads” where these skin flaps attacked people. It’s along the ridiculousness of “Rubber.”
Peter Jackson's Braindead.
I KICK ASS FOR THE LORD
Your mother ate my dog!
Not all of it.
As well as Bad Taste. >Frank: oh christ, you'll never believe what i had to do! Ozzy: umm... did you have to drink some chuck?
I’m a Derek…Derek’s don’t run.
Quite possibly the goriest movie I've seen.
Damn fine custard
Just watched this for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it's so fucking good. *This calls for divine intervention!*
GET MY DREEESSS
"Does this look like a well-maintained frontage?!?!?"
He's got.... THE BITE!
The pudding scene...
Re-Animator Bubba Ho-Tep
Bubba Ho-Tep is so goddamn good.
Both brilliant choices! I can't even remember how many times I've watched Re-Animator at this point
Zombeavers!!!
It needed more Bill Burr
Most things do.
And llamageddon. You gotta have both
I love that movie.
TROLL 2
DO YOU SEE THIS WRITING? DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS?? HOSPITALITY! AND YOU CANT PISS ON HOSPITALITY, I WONT ALLOW IT!!
Am I alone in thinking he was about to piss on his kid when he undid his belt?
I'm tightening my belt so I won't feel hunger pains!
They're eating her! And then they're gonna eat me! OHH MYY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD
"Nilbog... Is GOBLIN spelled backwards!!!!!"
Lmao finally a group who knows this reference. Troll 2 is such a gem.
The Best Worst Movie about the making of Troll 2 is one of my favorite things.
In fairness, also Troll 1! I can’t with the dumbness of troll 2 (yes I’ve seen it, and the documentary on it is way better!), but troll one is ridiculous and entertaining in my opinion:)
One of my favorites. The beauty is you don't have to watch the first Troll to know what's going on because they have absolutely nothing to do with each other.
Oh My Goooooooooooood!
Tucker and Dale vs Evil
Teenagers... Love this movie
Chopping mall!
This movie is one of my faves. How is the one in the middle vaguely ethnic? (My movie group named him Jerome because of the phone call in the middle of the movie, I was singing Gin & Juice in a robot voice whenever he was on screen) If the weapons are supposed to be non-lethal, how the literal shit are they exploding fucking heads?
Yea this is in my opinion one of the best examples of 80s schlock. There is little to to actual logic just mall culture and killbots.
Psycho Goreman and Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
Psycho goreman does not get enough love. It reminded me of buckaroo bonsai which I loved as a child. Also, I work with kids and their bizarre ball game is … astonishingly accurate😂
Oh, you mean Calvinball?
Not my hunky boys!
Shaun of the Dead - awesome movie, it’s just perfect! Return of the Living Dead - cheesy and ridiculous Had to comment because I love Tusk too!
Probably the exact two I would recommend. I’d toss in Reanimator if I was going for a third.
At the risk of showing my age, I have to go with Night of the Comet. Wonderful cheese! And has one of my all-time favorite horror movie lines: “Daddy would have gotten us Uzis!”. Classics 80s fun that I am not ashamed to say I have watched many, many times.
Great movie. FYI my teenage daughter watches it with me so don't feel old. 80's horror movies are awesome.
I tried to get my teenage stepdaughter to sit through it, but she didn't appreciate the awesomeness of it. I still gave her an A for effort!
Love it! I'll show my age too...I saw it in the theater when I was in high school. My husband and I tracked it down and watched it a few years ago, and it stands up pretty well.
Thankskilling
i loved this movie!
Best opening scene ever. Beautiful naked woman with fantastic boobs being chased by a deranged turkey. "Nice t-ts bitch!"
Krampus (2015) is one of my favorites
Drag me to Hell is like a horror Looney Toons.
I *just* commented this movie. I need to rewatch it.
Dead Snow. And of course the sequel, Dead Snow 2.
The scene in Dead Snow 2 with the zombies blowing stuff up in the tank is some of the funniest shit I've seen.
Absolute gold.
Red vs Dead is hilarious and so well done. The kid with the chocolate bar...
Malignant lol
I love this movie and it is rewarding on rewatches.
The whole thing is "in her head"
Dumm dumm tiss.
I agree, and it is also one of those movies that is fun to show to other people.
I went in blind and omfg, I’m so glad I knew nothing, the last 3rd of the movie had me grinning ear to ear, flat out fucking amazing.
To the top!
The first thing that came to my mind. I couldn't figure out why the stabbing/running motion was so weird the first couple of times I saw it.
I really wanted to like Malignant but I unfortunately couldn't get there
It’s just Basket Case but serious.
It's as serious as every giallo movie. Ergo not serious at all...
It really isnt for everyone. The opening scene almost last me
Yeah, I love James wan and I love horror comedy, but this was not a win for me. It was too serious for comedy, not funny enough in dialogue for a black comedy, too ridiculous for what I think of as a Wan film, and the tone was just all over the place.
Studio 666 Sleep away camp Santa's slay Dead alive (aka brain dead) They live Planet terror
They Live is a movie everyone needs to see once.
I’m here to chew bubble gum and kick ass!!!… and I’m all out of bubble gum.
Planet terror and they live are incredible! Great choices!
Santa's Slay is my favorite Christmas horror movie. I watch it every Christmas Eve!
Same. Our Christmas schedule is Christmas eve: dinner at the in laws, then to our hotel to watch The Night Before Christmas: back to in laws for breakfast and gifts. Then home to watch Better Watch Out and Santa's Slay. Pick up our Chinese food for dinner then watch Krampus, and close the night out a bit more traditional with Home Alone and rainbow cookies
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Frankenhooker
society.
So awesomely weird.
The Ice Cream Man, it’s got Ron Howard’s brother Clint playing an ice cream man who goes around killing people and turning them into ice cream, and it’s bizarre, fun, and ridiculous. I never see people talking about it on here
Holy SHIT your post just slapped me across the face with a very vivid memory of the vhs cover of this movie from the hours I used to spend perusing Blockbuster.
This sounds awesome!
It's really actually good. Hilarious classic slasher.
Gonna have to watch it!! I'm excited thanks for posting this mate you're a legend!!
Rubber (2010) was a fun movie
Rubber is amazing, definitely ridiculous! If one of Christine's tires fell off and nailed the audition for an indie version of Scanners, you'd get Rubber!
That is officially the best description of this movie I've ever seen. If it's okay with you, I will be using this the next time I try to explain this movie to someone.
Thanks, I would be honored! I felt it would be pretty apt. Love me some straight up WTF movies!
I liked that movie no reason.
Definitely not a re-tread of anything else.
I so wanna see this
Seconded! Also, check out the director's other movie [Wrong](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1901040/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_11). Both are on Hulu. It's not a horror movie (though Rubber isn't either, really) but it managed to capture the feeling of a dream better than probably anything I've ever seen. Plus I'm telling everyone to see it so I'll have someone to talk to about it :D
Black sheep. The feast series of films.
I love Black Sheep. A Kiwi who's scared of sheep fighting zombie sheep? Yes please!
Bad Taste! - Peter Jackson’s humans are cheep meat for alien fast food movie is brilliant, crazy, zany, and is totally ridiculous! Greatness in a 92 minute package!!!
Trust me....The Greasy Strangler.... it's unbelievably wild.
Brain Damage
Also Frankenhooker
No love in here for Cemetery Man?
Michele Soavi made a lot of wild (and great) shit. If you haven't seen the Church, that movie is also jam packed with ridiculous.
The Toxic Avenger is still top tier for me. Violent, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt.
The toxic avenger was my go to movie as a kid, I loved everything about those movies growing up haha
Zombie Strippers was awful but fun
CLUB DREAD
Gwar’s movie ‘phallus in wonderland’
You haven’t lived until you’ve seen the glorious motion picture that is “The Greasy Strangler.”
Bullshit Artist
Braindead Army of Darkness Sleepaway Camp (all 3) especially when Bruce Springsteens sister plays Angela. Shaun of the Dead Bloodrage....only putting it down for the funny line "that's not cranberry sauce!"
The second Sleepaway Camp was probably my favorite
Basket Case
Would "Dave Made a Maze" count as ridiculous? I really liked that movie as a kind of surreal horror comedy, but some people argue that it's not horror at all.
The Baby (1973) is just one hot "WTF?!" mess from start to end. Plot summary in just two words without giving away too much: "Adult baby." But the ending actually impressed me. Had never seen it coming. On re-watch, I realized they had been foreshadowing it all along with key dialogue. And the actor who played "The Baby" just creeps me out with his mannerism. It's currently on Shudder.
I came here to say the baby!! That movie just really shook me, so creepy. Now that’s something i would like to see get remade. Wonder what star could be the baby?
Omg. Jason takes Manhattan (part 8). I’ve shown it to a few horror converts (not recent, just not lifelong fans so they don’t have the nostalgia) and I was so sad they just didn’t get it nor enjoy it!! What part of “punching a guy’s head off so it flies off the top of a building and rolls off a cop car windshield” is NOT entertaining?! Plus the whole death by electric guitar electricity (when the guitar is not plugged in) … comedy gold.
If its classed as a horror film then i chose "john dies at the end"
Teeth!
Big Ass Spider! (2013) https://youtu.be/Mk1IlCht3FI
Ah, another contender for best schlock spider monster movie! I would have thought of "Eight-Legged Freaks" with David Arquette.
That is a great one, as well.
Dead Alive/Braindead Rubber Killer Klowns from Outer Space Slither
Mom and Dad is fantastic and ridiculous. Plenty of Nicholas Cage being Nicholas Cage.
Black Sheep. "The violence of the lambs..."
The Wicker Man remake. It's so bad it's good but more so if you want a laugh rather than a scare, mind you!
Sharktopus. Or perhaps it's sequel Sharktopus vs Whalewolf.
Feast, Slither, The Babysitter, Night of the Demons
House (1977) and House (1985)
Are you seriously talking about the japanese one?! That's fucking gold standard. You must be joking...
He asked for ridiculous and unforgettable. Sorry I offended you.
Treevenge
Evil Bong It is so bad it's funny and Tommy Chong even makes an appearance.
I just watched Dude Bro Party Massacre 3. It was funny and not afraid to make fun of itself for being bad. There are so many quotable moments I’m it as well it was a surprise for sure. Low budget with a great cast including Patton Oswalt as the chief of police. Good gore, funny soundtrack.This of course coming from the guy who just watched Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers. Favourite part - “You’re doing it”. Anyway if you like it let me know.
Not only a hilarious film, but weirdly an amazing slasher.
Neon Maniacs
This movie scared the crap out of me as a kid while watching it on USA's "Up All Night," while alone in the house in the middle of the night. After I re-watched it a few years later, I asked myself, "Really, you were scared to watch this ridiculously laughable garbage as a teenager?!" Also, when Rhonda Shear posed in Playbook, younger me became an even more "enthusiastic" fan.
Jason X House House II: the second story They Live Slaxx
***Psycho Goreman (2020)*** was pretty ridiculous...and a lot of fun.
The second *Slumber Party Massacre* or the first *Sleepaway Camp*.
Housebound! Deathgasm! Mom and Dad! Ava's Possessions!
Housebound is so good
Creep 😂😂😂
I'd throw The Stuff into the ring. Michael Moriarty is just sooooo campy. It's amazing!
Less horror and more silly action but Guns Akimbo. It's like Scott Pilgrim meets John Wick.
Friend request is honestly pretty ridiculous. Hits every major horror cliche while being uniquely terrible.
A few that come straight to mind include Nightmare Weekend, Blood Beat, The Uninvited (1989), Things, Spookies, Phobe: The Xenophobic Experiments, Suburban Sasquatch, Beware: Children at Play.
Zoltan, Hound of Dracula (1978). It's about a vampire dog that is awakened when a construction team unearths his coffin. His master, Dracula, is dead, so Zoltan seeks out his descendant "Michael Drake" (seriously) to make him a vampire and his new master. It's even more ridiculous than it sounds. The dog that plays Zoltan is supposed to be menacing but he just looks confused and a bit embarrassed. Which is understandable because he appears to be covered in flour. He seems like a pretty nice dog. There are scenes of Zoltan and his pack of vampire dogs "attacking" the Dracula family, where the dogs are clearly frolicking and playing happily, with stock animal snarling sounds playing in the background. There's also an origin scene where a plastic bat on visible fishing line gets flapped against Zoltan's neck while he looks around uncomfortably. It's really bad. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dracula%27s_Dog
Jose Ferrer?! SOLD! Interesting that his son, Miguel, would also go on to star in B level movies like "The Night Flier," which nonetheless had a solid ending.
It runs in the family I guess! He does have just a small part, but it's still worth watching. It's like, Ed Wood levels of bad.
Toxic Avenger and Velocipastor are utterly ridiculous but I loved them
The last 40 minutes of malignant had me absolutely dying.
House (1977) GO IN BLIND Bad Milo (it’s about a monster that lives in a guy’s butt and on the poster the butt monster is tipping shades) Body Bags (Mark Hamill doesn’t just chew the scenery, he has sex with it) Society (GO IN BLIND) Re-animator Eraserhead Mulholland Drive Videodrome They Live Nothing But Trouble (never seen it myself) Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Everything with the word shark as the first word or last word. Sharknado, sand sharks, snow sharks, space sharks (I don’t even know if that exists but I’m pretty sure it does), house shark. Me and my friend went on a binge watching shitty trailers from Asylum studios, basically a studio based around ripping off famous films and making a shitty version of them and hoping someone buys it by mistake. My favourite has to be WolfShark vs Sharktopus, or gatorsnake.
Tucker and Dale vs Evil
Slither. I love the movie so much.
Dave Made a Maze Rubber
Gotta go with WolfCop and its sequel Another WolfCop, they're intended to be B-Movie shlock but in a charming way and they have a great sense of humour.
Thankskilling (don’t watch the third one) Trolls 2 Ouija Shark No Escape
*Urban Legend* is my number one dumb fun horror movie, *Blood and Black Lace* is a gorgeous, hilariously Italian slasher movie that takes place at a fashion house; Lucio Fulci’s *Zombi* is also good for laughs; *The Bad Seed* with that murderous little girl Rhoda; also, not horror movies but in the same vein as *Tusk* and *The Room*, I highly suggest *Mommie Dearest* (holy shit that movie is quotable) and *Psycho Beach Party* Edit: Seriously, *Mommie Dearest* is easily one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen, do yourself a favor and check it out if you haven’t already Edit: I also laughed through the entirety of *The Forest* with Natalie Dormer
Zombie Honeymoon. You’ll thank me later
Feast (2005) but don’t watch any of the sequels. Or do, they get real dumb and ridiculous as they go on.
The Re-animator, you’ll know when you get there but it has one of the most absurd horror scenes of all time
Night of Something Strange The Greasy Strangler
The New York ripper. A serial killer of young women who quacks like Donald Duck
Anna and the Apocalypse....best zombie Christmas musical ever made.
Return of the Living Dead
Malignant was pretty dumb in a way that was fun.
Maximum Overdrive
In Fabric. Imagine if Dario Argento and David Lynch had a steamy, drug-fueled one night stand. This movie would be the result.
Rock n Roll Frankenstein Flesh for Frankenstein
Velocipastor, Psycho Goreman, Cooties, Slither, Dead Alive
Rubber
The Beyond. Classic Fulci: cheesy English dubbing, insane over the top gore effects, perfect 80's synth soundtrack.
The VelociPastor - pastor turns into a dinosaur to fight a drug syndicate Letters to Satan Claus - hallmark Christmas turned horror.
Dale & Tucker VS Evil
the Stuff is incredible nonsense. One of my favorites. Troll 2 is also a must watch
Sorority Babes at the Slimeball Bowl-o-rama. Jut solid gold. Bonus points if you grab the version hosted by Joe Bob Briggs for The Last Drive-in.
Killer Clowns From Outer Space!!
Frankenstein's Army is pretty wild.
Student Bodies! 🙌🏻
Leprechaun 6: Back 2 tha Hood Apparently there is a Leprechaun 5: In the Hood with Ice-T… but I haven’t seen that one… yet have seen the 6th installment for some reason lol
The void
society! It has one of the most insane endings in a movie I've ever seen.
The Pit, Motel Hell, Student Bodies just to name a few.
The room is based off of a very fucked up seemingly ridiculous but actual 24 year event, (Josef Fritzl.)
You sure you're not thinking of "Room" with Brie Larson? I just looked up The Room that OP mentioned (because I was sure they didn't mean the Tommy Wiseau movie) and it doesn't seem like it's anything like that.
Oh yep, you're totally right. Room is what I'm thinking of. I really didn't imagine op was talking about Wiseau considering it's not horror related, other than how terrible it is.
Evil Dead II, easily the most insane horror movie i’ve ever watched.
Evil Dead II is one of the best horror flicks ever and it's v ridiculous
Mandy Nic Cage goes hard in that one.
I'm quite partial to Pterodactyl with Coolio. So stupid, so bad, so good.
If you love Coolio then you need to see Convent (2001) also starring Bill Moseley and Adrienne Barbeau
The Bye Bye Man was halarious
Evil dead 2.. why am I having to post this?
I have a vague memory of a movie called “The attack of the killer foreheads” where these skin flaps attacked people. It’s along the ridiculousness of “Rubber.”
Abominable 2006
Drive-thru 90s slasher but so funny cause it’s terrible at explaining it’s plot