Razorteeth
Frankenfish

Both whacky mutant killer fish movies, but insufferably lame

You know, I like a lot of movies, even a bunch on this list. I liked Resident Evil, John Carpenter's Vampires, House of 1,000 Corpses and plenty more but Undead was garbage. I'd put Undead just above House of the Dead because there were a couple ok scenes but I realllly disliked that movie.

I liked Resident Evil just fine, thought it was a lot of fun. A lot of people I know thought it was crap, but I didn't agree.

I own House of the Dead and enjoy it; I don't think it's a good movie but it's good stupid-time entertainment.

I need to see the Unrated Land of the Dead. Hopefully I'll like it better than what I saw in the theatre--was disappointed. I've been watching Romero's movies since a long time ago, and I get picky.

I agree Vampires and Resident Evil were both perfectly acceptable horror/action movies.

I think we should draw distinctions between bad "real" movies (i.e. those with a budget and semi-professional crew) and bad "throwaway" efforts (such as anything with "Cheerleader", "Tomato" or "Killer" in the title).

Jesus, people actually saw it in the theater? When I saw the movie I thought I was watching someone play a bad made video game.

With the name "Frankenfish", what do you expect? I mean come on, even the name of the movie is lame.

It could've been a great movie had Spielbooger given Tobe Hooper total control of directing it instead of stepping in every time Hooper's direction got just a tad too creepy for him. Poltergiest 2 was kinda lame, although Carol Anne's rotting face and wailing moan as she was withering away was kinda cool. :)

any of nathan schiff's no-budget trilogy. they are so bad that you gotta love them

I can't relate to half of these. I just got into the whole horror thing about 4 months ago. I always watched the b/w movies though. I need to do some more homework sounds like.

Ya. But like bwind said those sorts of movies had low budgets, so to expect a lot from them is a but much..

But wendigo gets my vote for the worse movie i have ever seen.