Guilty Pleasures: 10 “Bad” Movies I Actually Dig! | 4K UHD and Blu-ray
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- A list of "bad" movies in my collection that I personally enjoy watching. 4K UHD and blu-ray physical media.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro/Setting the Table
02:28 1 thru 3
11:58 4 thru 7
20:34 8 thru 10
26:24 Honorables
36:22 Outro - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I was on Hollywood Blvd. for the Pain & Gain premiere. The Rock wasn't there but Marky Mark was the only person that came across the street and shook hands with everyone. Pretty cool of him to do that. My guilty pleasure is Good Luck Chuck. I was probably the only person to buy it on Blu Ray. 🙂
That's very cool about Marky Mark. I love hearing stories like that, when celebs get real with the fans and end up being cool people. Pain & Gain is a fun one! Thanks for watching and weighing in!
The rock is a bum.
I love Pain and Gain, one of Michael Bay’s best films. Bay gets a lot of hate, but I tend to be very entertained by practically anything he directs. Ambulance and 13 Hours are also very good.
A lot of films others consider bad I thoroughly enjoy and even consider better than other films in a franchise. Battlefield Earth, Star Trek V, Aliens 3, The Doomsday Machine, and countless parody films (one of my favorite genres.) I recently imported a German Blu-ray of The Walking Deceased, it not only is a parody the TV show but many other contemporary horror films.
Just saw Raw Force on Tubi.
Writer: Do you want me to write a Kung Fu movie, a Ninja movie, a Samurai movie, a Zombie movie, an Evil Cult movie, a Cannibal movie, a Love Boat movie, or a Sex comedy?
Producer: Yes.
Pain & Gain is one of my favorites. Such a crazy story 😆
My favorite Michael Bay flick is Bad Boys 2. A good movie? No. A fantastic 4K? Yes. The film is loud and stupid, but I saw it when I was in high school and couldn't believe what I saw. The film features a sex scene involving two rats. My young mind was blown.
Great stuff Fuzz! And yes, Invisible Maniac is a banger!
Thanks Ken! Yeah I knew you'd appreciate that one LOL! Appreciate you watching man.
Hanger 18! I forgot all about that movie. Remember it on HBO when I was a little kid
Leave it to Fuzz to bring it back from the vault. Lol. He is always mentioning movies I had long forgotten. His videos are a walk down memory lane for me. Love it!!!
Yeah nostalgia is definitely my jam! I love discovering (or rediscovering) old gems. Hangar 18 was definitely one of my more fringe choices I think LMAO!
'93 Mario Bros movie. When the 4k was announced I immediately preordered.
Love the Goombas and Bob Hoskins.
Ah those guilty pleasures! My number one is CALIGULA (1979), renowned for its badness (in more ways than one), but definitely a great watch-party movie. In the same vein, I also recommend THE FIRST NUDIE MUSICAL (1976) with its songs to remember! No bad-movie list is complete without VALLEY OF THE DOLLS (1967) and it's delightfully disturbing sequel, BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS (1970). Then there's Russ Meyer's mean-spirited drive-in classic FASTER PUSSYCAT, KILL! KILL!, (1965) a genuine exploitation extravaganza that's in a class by itself. The Paul Verhoeven clunker, SHOWGIRLS (1995), is dreadfully good.
The 4k says Tammy but the slipcover says Tanny.
I think we all have our own guilty pleasures!
Thank you my friend.
Zombie Nightmare (1987) is so bad that it's actually laugh out loud entertaining. Lifeforce is a classic around these parts! The zombie animation in it is great!
Oh man, you hurt my heart with American Ninja, I love that movie! haha But seriously, great video man. I also enjoy a bunch of these movies.
I love American Ninja too! But let's face it... it IS pretty cheesy LMAO! Gotta love Steve James tho... he rules! Lol. Thanks so much for watching and chiming in, Daniel!
Fuzz, you're a genius. Your ingenuity in coming up with this oxymoron disruptive topic itself is a winner, and the content is a bonus for your viewers.
You can keep on doing some more videos under topic like this as a series/sequel, lol.
Honestly, I can't tell if your comments are intended to be sarcastic and snide.... or if you're actually being somewhat sincere and trying to say something positive here in a light-hearted way. I've been leaning toward the former, which is why I hadn't responded until now. Care to clarify?
@@TheOriginalFuzz It's the latter, positive. Not derisive. I'm the same guy that subscribed to your channel last time when you did the top 10 boutique film releases and we had a genuine fruitful conversation with you on that topic. Apologies if you felt otherwise.
@@Gundeski Oh that's great to hear... thank you so much for the clarification and reminder! And please forgive me if I was being a little dense with this LOL😆-- I was genuinely puzzled and wasn't sure if you were maybe flipping me shit or what not LOL! (I've encountered a few trolls recently, so I might've been on heightened alert lol😉... plus sometimes it's hard for me to tell the tone in text.). Also my apologies for not recognizing the name and making the connection... sometimes it takes me a few times to remember who's who and which conversations are which... but now I'll definitely remember! LMAO!🤣Thanks for your understanding and patience with me on this one. Really appreciate you watching and commenting. And yes, I very much enjoyed our previous conversation as well! Just had a momentary brain fart.
@@TheOriginalFuzz LMAO 🤣 on your witty remarks, can understand your predicament and therefore the unwanted scepticism grows out of it helplessly which is quite rational, no worries at all, we're all good 👍🏻
I love Tammy & The T-Rex, it was one of the first movies I bought from Vinegar Syndrome.
The behind the scenes special features are great on that VS release. I love the story of how it got made; how the producer approached the director and said I’ve got a animatronic T-Rex for a month, let’s make a movie. And the director said ok, do you have a script? And the producer said no, that’s what I came to you for. So Tammy & The T-Rex was written and shot in a month. And, under those circumstances, I think it’s pretty good; it’s a lot of fun, it’s well paced, and it’s got some really good funny performances, including Denise Richards, who at least in some scenes seems like she’s take the material seriously, which makes it even funnier.
When I’m watching a movie and I get the feeling that the filmmakers put real passion and effort into making the best movie they could make under the circumstances and with limited means, and even if the end result isn’t good, I call that a success
I don't think I watched any of the special features on my Tammy & the T-Rex disc yet, but the way you describe them sounds fascinating. I may have to pop that one in and give it another watch, then check out the bonus stuff... I love making-of or retrospective stuff like that. That kind of thing always helps me to appreciate the film even more.
Big thumbs up for including Raw Force on your list. That’s a crazy movie.
Some bad movies I enjoy watching are Ninja Terminator, Burial Ground, Fireback, Hell Hunters, Firecracker, Clash of the Titans (2010)
Great video Fuzz. Hilarious. You had me laughing a lot. I was impressed by the variety of genre's. You truly love movies. You make even the worst movies sound interesting enough to check out. Loved seeing American Ninja and Ninja 3 on your list. Couldn't agree more. Napoleon Dynamite and the Bill and Ted Movies are my guilty pleasures. Looking forward to the Bill and Ted 4k collection. Have heard Napoleon Dynamite may get one too. Have never seen The Resident Evil movies. I was into the Underworld franchise. I am more of a Vampire fan. Could definitely watch another one of these videos. Btw, have you ever seen Jiu jitsu with Nicholas Cage?
Thanks Dwayne! Yeah I do have some pretty fond memories of the Bill & Ted movies myself... in fact, I think I even saw the first one in the theater when it first came out. I don't think I've ever seen Napoleon Dynamite, but I've heard it's a funny film. The Resident Evil movies are fun, but they do get a little redundant after the first couple installments. I've never seen the Nic Cage movie you mentioned, but I just looked it up and it looks interesting. I may have to check that one out. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend! Perhaps I'll do another one of these videos at some point.
Hi Fuzz. Great video. I need to watch Raw Force. It looks totally bonkers! 🤪 The Ninja Domination is in my collection. I agree it’s a guilty pleasure like many of the Cannon movies 👍😁
I still love the opening scene on the golf course. How the ninja crushes the golf ball 😂. Then the movie goes off on this Ghostbusters type feel. Good times.
I love that you busted out Ticks, and Hell High! Sometimes trash is the best! Awesome series my dude!
Exactly! Sometimes ya just gotta have a little trash in your life! LMAO!😆 And I do enjoy my trash films often lol. Thanks for watching! Really appreciate it.
"Lifeforce" and "Ninja III" get my vote (I have them both on blu-ray) 🙂👍I didn't mind the first "Resident Evil" movie at all, I might need to get hold of that and revisit it...but the director (Paul W.S. Anderson) did two movies that I really did like, "Event Horizon" which I have on 4K and is generally well thought of and "Soldier" with Kurt Russell which doesn't get great reviews but I like quite a bit myself (I have the Blu-ray of that one).
Oh yeah Event Horizon is killer... that may even make my sequel video to my Top 25, because that one is up there pretty high for me, in terms of favorites. i think it's Anderson's best. There are like 6 Resident Evil movies (and I think Anderson directed most of them, but not all -- or at least was involved in the writing and production), but the first RE film is the best. Fun little mashup of action and horror (and later on in the series, even kind of sci-fi). And yeah, gotta love Ninja III and Lifeforce... both are so much fun! Thanks for chiming in and watching!
Hey Fuzz: Two films on your Guilty list are among my favs.
1. LIFEFORCE FTW! A NUDE space vampire plus pre-Captain Picard/Sir Patrick Stewart in an 80s version of a Brit Dr. Quatermass film. It’s truly bonkers, and the NUDE space vampire does make Lifeforce a fun watch.
2. Matrix 4/Resurrections truly is a good film. Lana W did a great job with it, and I saw it twice in a movie theater, literally all by myself. I am looking forward to seeing what happens next for the Matrix universe, because you don’t need Keanu Reeves or Carrie Ann Moss to make a cool film.
Now, I’ve gotta find that Rock/Marky Mark team up film! Great video! Thanks! Wayne
Lifeforce is in no way a bad film
Great video! I’m a firm believer if it’s entertaining it’s not bad just not for everybody. I love Tammy and the Trex. Ninja 3 is also so fun.
My favorite so bad it’s good film is hands down He’ll Comes to Frogtown.
Yeah that's my thinking too, which is why I felt it was probably a good idea to stick a disclaimer in there LOL! I've not seen Hell Comes to Frogtown yet. I almost pulled the trigger on it at one point when they released the variant slip at VS, but ultimately passed, since I wasn't sure if it was for me. But I may have to put it back on my VS checklist and check it out lol. It sounds pretty wild! Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting man! Appreciate it.
Totally agree with Matrix Resurrections too…I’ve only seen it twice but still enjoyed it. As you state - tons of layers and still a film that is considered by most to be “bad” but I would definitely classify it as a “good film.”
Of course it love EVERYTHING Matrix so I’m biased 😉
Yeah I'm right there with ya man! I'm fascinated by the whole mythology and story... the subtext, commentary and fundamental human issues it raises. I couldn't imagine only caring about the first 25 percent of the story and not at least appreciating some elements of where the story goes from there. I saw Resurrections in the theater with my son on opening day, and we both really enjoyed it. In fact, I was totally surprised to find after the fact that so many people didn't appreciate the movie. As soon as it was over, I looked forward to having it on physical media so that I could watch it again and pick up on the things I might've missed first viewing.
Public enemies does NOT suck. It’s good and deserves more
Fair enough. Though I've heard others say the same thing too... that it just doesn't measure up to Mann's other work. But I'll admit, I only saw it once years ago when it was relatively new. So maybe I'll revisit it at some point and see if my perspective on it is any different now (which is entirely possible). Although I will acknowledge that I'm also not a big fan of Johnny Depp, so that may have something to do with my perception of the film. Thanks for watching and weighing in!
I mean I think describes my entire movie collection! Haha. I just like "bad" movies. But seriously I enjoy a lot of stuff that most people would consider to be bad but in a good bad way.
Killer klowns from outer space. Loving the new 4k !
I've never seen that one... I saw that the 4K came out, but I held off on it for the time being, since I wasn't sure if I would like it. Is it pretty funny? What's the gore like? Mild, cartoonish, over-the-top?
Love your videos. I ended up buying 4 or 5 of these from Amazon. So always expensive for me watching your content 😂
Thank you so much! Believe me, I totally get it... Even before I started this channel, I was watching other BluTubers, learning about cool releases that I then had to go out and buy Lol! Thanks for watching!
Lifeforce is great and while cheesy it’s very sexy for obvious reasons. Pain & Gain is also great and fun and yea only Michael Bay could do this kinda movie.
Cool! Ive never seen the Eddie movies!
You had me at Eddie and The Cruisers part 2 !!! I totally watched that movie over and over. Funny enough I maybe saw the original once or never
That is SO awesome! Right on man! It's great to meet someone else who had a similar experience with Eddie Lives as me. I think I probably saw the first film more than once (probably a few times, or at least, parts of it a few times on cable). But Eddie Lilves was the one I really got into and watched repeatedly. When I picked up my blu-ray, I hadn't seen it in many years, and it was like revisiting an old friend. Thanks for watching and chiming in! Loved hearing this.
I cant wait to listen to this on the ride home. The wife will "love" watching these with me XD
Eddie/Cruisers? Ya, I got lotsa fun from this back in the day, since my name is also Eddie.
But I do recall it getting many pans because music fans thought it was too close to ripping off Bruce Springsteen and his band.
Oh yeah, that's a totally valid criticism. John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band DID come off as a Springsteen rip-off, and that's probably why they never really took off after that. They pigeon-holed themselves a bit. I'm guessing their record company/management/agent might've pushed them to lean into the Springsteen-vibe more, since Bruce was on fire back then. And it's possible that's the thing they were going for with Eddie Wilson's character to begin with... making him more of a Springsteen-like figure. But yeah, I had a lot of fun with the sequel when it first came out. And i remember watching the first movie on on TV multiple times, as we had cable and both films used to play on repeat on HBO/Showtime, etc. Thanks for watching and chiming in!
I'm not sure if this counts as it was originally shot for TV but got a theatrical run after NBC refused to air it.
The movie (?) is Mr. Mike's Mondo Video, starring humor writer/performer Michael O'Donoghue and various cast members from Saturday Night Live. I know it's bad. But I've always been a big fan of O'Donoghue's dark humor and I get a kick out of Mondo Video.
Another favorite is the 1974 sex comedy Flesh Gordon. I do plan next month to get the standard edition of the new two-disc Blu-ray release from Turbine Media in Germany.
I was obsessed with Ninja III as a kid, and it's still my favorite Ninja movie of all time! Great video, Fuzz! A movie I have always liked that is known as one of the worst movies ever made is Garbage Pail Kids.
Thanks so much and thanks for watching! Yeah Ninja III really is a lot of fun. I only saw it for the first time last year, but I got a kick out of it for sure.
I knew there would be some VS release on this list lol!
OMG Invisible Maniac was ridiculous!! I did like this film…but his laugh in this film that he makes though out is so annoying but yet hysterical too!
I have Tammy and the T-Rex (and with the Lenticular slip) and STILL need to watch it. I guess this is a sign….😉
Another one I’d add is Island of Death. Holy cow that damn film is so so ridiculous and bad - yet good with some good twists near the end. Basically a couple is on an island having sex with each other and then others too but then kills them for a their evil deeds. It’s just gets more and more ridiculous as it goes on…so bad…yet so good!
Great list my brother!
Oh yes I totally agree with you about Invisible Maniac... that dude's laugh WAS annoying and a slight distraction. But I thought the film was pretty funny overall. You should definitely check out Tammy and the T-Rex. It's great! LMAO! And I will definitely check out Island of Death. That's a VS release? Or a partner label? I don't remember seeing it while browsing, but that happens a lot... there are often titles popping up that I didn't realize they had. Thanks for watching my friend! And of course, for chiming in with your thoughts. Always appreciate you brother!
Hangar 18 - it's strange, but I think this film was running in Soviet Unions's cinemas. (I'm from Estonia, then part of Soviet Union.) Don't think I saw it as a child, but I have no other reason to know this name...
The selection of USA films shown in USSR was very small and eclectic, and without any logic. I remember Kramer vs. Kramer, Three Days of the Condor, Stunts, The Stunt Man... Convoy... The Deep? Some of them probably heavily censored.
(PS: and The Sound of Music, which was massive hit.)
Wow! Thank you for sharing this with me. I find this to be very fascinating (my background -- in my previous life -- was in political science and Cold War history). Three Days of the Condor just happens to be one of my favorite Robert Redford films. I even own it on 4K. Although I agree... I'm sure many films shown in the USSR probably were censored significantly. But at least you got a few good ones in there! I also own The Deep on blu-ray, and I remember watching both Kramer and Convoy when I was a kid. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
It has been actually interesting to try to track down some of the childhood movies from the Soviet Union era, because foreign films were dubbed to Russian (with subtitles in my language) with the localized name, which could have been something completely different. For example, I remember, somewhere at the beginning of this century and DVD era, trying to figure out the real name on the Indian blockbuster called in USSR "Revenge and Law", which made some shocking imprints to the young mind... :D Turned out, the real name is "Sholay" (1975) and it is maybe the most legendary Indian film, even influenced by Sergio Leone. With singing... :D Got the DVD from India.
One recent example is a US Blu-ray from Deaf Crocodile - Hungarian animated movie "Cat City", which I also saw in Soviet Union as "Cat Trap". Another case of nostalgy as a reason to buy some Bly-rays... :)
Addition to the movies I mentioned - my partner, who was born in 1977 just told about some films she or her brothers saw as a child in Soviet Union cinemas - it was before hardcore perestroika - Neverending Story, Enemy Mine, Tootsie, King Kong 1976, The Journey of Natty Gann (I didn't know this one), It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, La Grande Vadrouille...
Threre was more foreign films from India or France-Italy (with Alain Delon, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Marais, Pierre Richard) or westerns from East (Gojko Mitic) or West (Winnetou) Germany than films from US/UK.
PS: for people in Northern Estonia the bigger influence than cinema was Finnish television with USA and UK films and series from Johnny Weissmüller's Tarzans to Dallas and Knight Rider. :)
Picked up my copy of LIFEFORCE on 4k about 2 months ago. One of my all time favorites!!! 🤘
My #1 is Armageddon. I know the science is godawful. I know that two space shuttles wouldn't fly 20 feet from each other. But it's SO entertaining!
That's so true LMAO! That's such a Michael Bay move to have two shuttles launching/flying so close. Lol. Armageddon is definitely an entertaining one. In fact, I just rewatched it not too long ago. This is one we need on 4K for sure.
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians is my Christmas guilty pleasure.
I've never seen that one... I may have to look into it for this year's Christmas festivities LOL! Thanks for watching!
@TheOriginalFuzz It's an old creature feature film. Personally, I liked Matrix Resurrection too.
Great video, Fuzz. 👍
Have you ever heard the podcast Junk Food Cinema? It’s one of my favorite movie podcasts; I think it would be right up your alley, because they talk about a wide range of genre cinema; from mainstream movies to smaller under appreciated films. And they have a great saying for movies like this “It’s not a good movie, but it’s a great movie!”
Very cool! Thank you for watching, and thanks for the tip! I will definitely check them out, and I appreciate the recommendation.
Island of death is actually an Arrow Video release. It’s something you just have to experience lol
Cool I'll look for it! Thanks Ken.
I actually enjoyed the Resident Evil franchise. Although the CGI was terrible, every movie was enjoyable to me.
There is no guilt in pleasure (when it doesn’t harm other creatures).
It's just a figure of speech. It wasn't meant literally. I wouldn't read too much into it. Thanks for watching.
@@TheOriginalFuzz I know. I am just a words guy and as a German I find this English phrase interesting.
@@Bibliophilo Oh ok -- I understand... that makes sense. Yeah we do have little cultural differences in our respective vernaculars. I can understand how a phrase like that might seem a bit odd to some.
The only ones I've seen are Tammy and the T-Rex and Halloween Ends and I enjoyed both of them!
My guilty pleasures. Split Second, Adrenalin:Fear The Rush, Timecrimes, Deep Star Six.
Right on... I have Split Second on blu-ray... I enjoyed that one too. I've been meaning to get my hands on Deep Star Six at some point... I've never seen it, but I'm definitely curious about it. Thanks for watching!
Blackhat is a cool movie. I bought the first Blu-ray back in 2015. I need to buy Arrow's release.
Excellent topic, enjoyed, thank you! I don't believe I've seen any of the movies you reviewed, probably because of awful critic reviews😄 But point is well taken, we don't have to think too hard and intellectualize all the time, just have fun and enjoy the flick.
Exactly! I tend to take critic reviews with a grain of salt, because I often find that I like a lot of movies the critics don't. And these days, I'm all about the escapism... I often just want to have fun with the films and not necessarily think too hard about them. Thanks for watching!
I love Showgirls -- unironically. I think that it's a fantastic film and the 4K is a reference disc. I love Road House and The Beastmaster as well. All three are from Vinegar Syndrome.
I still need to pick up Showgirls. I was on the fence about it when it first came out, and then missed out on the VSU box before it sold out. But now I'm having regrets and will probably buy at least the standard edition VS 4K at some point. I don't think I've ever seen the film all the way through -- only about the first half of it. But I hear it gets pretty interesting later on toward the end. Plus I do like Paul Verhoven, so I feel like I need to add this to the collection. But I'm not surprised that the restoration looks incredible... with all that neon and what not. I have Road House and Beastmaster, so I just need to pick up Showgirls next. Thanks for watching and weighing in!
Some of my favorite “so-bad-it’s-good” movies are the films of Neil Breen; Fateful Findings, and Twisted Pair are the ones that I’ve seen, and I’ve seen clips of his other movies. Breen is an unintentional comedic genius. His movies are baffling and ridiculous, and the fact that they take themselves so seriously makes them even funnier. I’m looking forward to his next movie Cade: The Tortured Crossing
I'm not familiar with his work at all. I'll have to research it a bit. Thanks for sharing!
Thank u for including Blackhat. I love that movie
No problem - Yeah that's a good one. Thanks for watching!
37:11 Man, there's a lot of bad films on this list, but I must agree.. I did enjoy the resident evil movies myself. I get shit all the time from my buddy who is Who is huge into the games. But I still thoroughly enjoyed them. I'm also a huge fan of Halloween ends and I feel that you're right 10-20 years from now. People will look back on Halloween ends and just be seeing it in a different light. So give it some time I think the same way it will be one of those coat classics down the road. Great video as always..
Thanks Nick! It's great to hear others come to the defense of Halloween Ends too. I thought it was very enjoyable... and honestly, I kind of like what they did to Michael at the end (even though the procession is cheesy). I definitely think more Halloween fans will appreciate it later on down the line. And yeah, I'm not a big video game guy, so maybe that's part of why I was cool with Resident Evil movies. Any deviations from the game were not a big deal for me, since I'd never played the game. So I feel like that gave me an advantage over gamers, in terms of being able to appreciate the movies. Thanks for watching and chiming in my friend!
fun list!!! I may have to pick up Blackhat - it is sitting in my local Barnes and Noble with a 30% off sticker on it, with the slip cover... I have seriously almost bought Invisible Maniac if nothing else but for the fun slip cover LOL .... I actually kinda like the newest 3 Halloween films... there were things I didnt like in Halloween Ends (I think it needed more focus - it felt like they were setting up what could have been a great TV series with it) but I enjoyed them...
Thanks for watching and commenting Chase! Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah if you like Michael Mann's other movies, like Heat and Collateral, you'll probably like Blackhat. It's not as good as those, but it's got a lot of the same signature vibe to it as some of his other films, and it is a good movie. Also, I like the David Gordon Green Halloween trilogy as well. It certainly had some flaws and could've been executed a little better. But I still thought it was an entertaining trilogy. Thanks again brother!
@@TheOriginalFuzz I just realized I have a $25 reward at Barnes and Noble, Blackhat is 30% off $39.99 list price, so I can pick it up for about $5 out of pocket, - cant go wrong with that! 100% agree on the Gordon Green trilogy too!!! Always look forward to your videos, I need to send you one of the blu-ray copies of my film Dark Roads 79 that were pressed by the distributor a while ago for me to sign and sell when I was a guest of the Days of Dead Horrocon in ATL and LA... you being an Almost Famous fan, I think you'd enjoy our little indie!
A bad movie that comes to mind for me is Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. I remember renting it on VHS back in the 80's. It's one of those "it's so bad, it's good" movies. Really stupid but watched it many times. I still need to pick it up on bluray. Never seen the sequel though.
I may have to check that one out... i'm aware of it, but I've never seen it. But it sounds sufficiently over-the-top and ridiculous for me to enjoy it LMAO! Might have to pick it up.
Megaforce is one my many guilty pleasures.
Halloween Ends was good the second time around. But the first time seeing it in theater, I hated it because I was expecting something different.
I had been following the movie's progress and reading some things about it leading up to the theatrical release of Ends, so I went into it expecting something a little different than the usual Halloween fare, and I think that probably helped my initial experience quite a bit. My son and I saw it in the theater and we had a really fun time with it. It's another one of those where I was kind of surprised after the fact to find that so many Halloween fans didn't like it, especially with how many fans had warmed up to Halloween III over the years. I thought they'd be more receptive to Ends now. But I do think people will revisit it and feel differently later on. It sounds like you liked it more once you knew what to expect from it. That's cool.
@@TheOriginalFuzz After Halloween Kills, I was expecting the finale to be a slaughterfest with Michael. But we don't see him for the first 30-40 minutes. I wasn't interested in watching someone else doing the killing. It reminded me of Jason Goes to Hell, where I was pissed not to see Jason doing the killing throughout the movie. It was cool idea but as a Jason fan, I felt cheated. So I felt the same with Ends. Once I got over that, it is a good movie.
'Ghoulies' anyone? Oh, and 'Space Raiders'
Stay Tuned (1992)
Leprechaun Movies (any with Warwick Davis)
Nothing But Trouble (1991)
Dead Heat (1988)
Wild Hogs (2007)
RV (2006)
Can't Hardly Wait (1998)
I love most of these movies (only like Wild Hogs and RV). These are all "bad" according to rottentomatoes, but what the heck do they know? Lol
Ooo Dead Heat is a good one! I have that on 4K... love it. I don't think I've seen the others on your list yet. But very cool! Thanks for watching and sharing!
I love both Edie & Cruisers mmovies. Of course, the music is awesome!
That's awesome man! Very cool to find other fans of these films. i didn't know if anyone else had ever even seen the 2nd film LOL! I still need to rewatch the first one... haven't seen it in years. But I used to watch both films on cable TV when I was young... I feel like I rewatched the second one many times back in the first couple years after it came out. Thanks for watching and chiming in man!
Pain and Gain is a guilty pleasure for me. So much fun.
Yeah it's pretty hilarious! I love the motivational speaker Jonny Wu. He had me cracking up LMAO!! And Marky Mark and The Rock do a great job playing dimwits LOL!
Expendables 3 is pretty good in 4k too even tho the movie is ridiculous. Expendables 2 was too grainy for my liking and I would imagine 1 would be the same thing. I have not watched ex 4 in 4k yet.
I also really like the Matrix Resurrections and don’t know what the hate was for. I’d say it’s the 2nd best Matrix movie.
Yeah I had it at my number 2 for a while too, but it's since slipped to #3 for me after re-watching Reloaded. But I do think it's fun film and that it fit perfectly with the trilogy. The only major criticism I would have is that they really should've brought back Lawrence Fishburne... I believe the movie might've even performed better or been received a little better if they had. He was a pretty big part of the original Matrix trilogy, so it just didn't seem right to swap him out for another actor. But I was still able to overlook that and enjoy myself with Resurrections. And I loved the whole meta thing in the first part of the movie. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I love American Ninja!
For me the front runners will always b the room and samurai cop
I've never seen those. I might have to look into them. Thanks for watching!
I remember seeing HANGER 18 and remember wich theater. Yes it was low budget but the Alien spacecraft was Awesome great detail the years later in 1990s some military official had seen a similar craft and the same style of humanoid Aliens???🤔 LifeForce is Awesome and unintentionally Funny Kane I've been in love on a level😂😂😂 The one viewer stated that ever Zombie was Ejaculating on screen from their perspective. I've seen it over 1000 times had it on Laserdisc. Halloween 3 has great atmosphere that actually scary now based on its CULT like leader.Howard The Duck this style of comedy worked while others like it did not. The inside joke was it was a parallel within a parallel 🤔 not the lack of being surprised at Howard a walking talking Duck. It wasn't our Earth.It like a math teacher making a math joke nobody understood or cares Had to be there🤔.Many have no redeeming Qualities Good Video 😎
I hear ya. Yeah Halloween 3 is one of my favorite horror movies of all time. It's so good... and my favorite in the franchise next to CArpenter's original classic. Lifeforce is definitely a lot of fun Lol! I love how imaginative Toe Hooper could get lol!🤣 And i agree... that's the thing about Hangar 18 - it's low budget, but the alien stuff IS cool despite that. That's what makes it fun for me. I love alien stuff LMAO! Thanks so much for watching and dropping a comment!
Btw i have not seen a single resident evil film, i liked Halloween ends i think in years to come it be a cult film imo of course
I love Cable Guy
I've noticed a lot of Directors Cuts aren't in 4k, it's sad.
There are actually a lot of films that have the director's cuts/extended cuts in 4K... it just depends on the movie, which label is putting it out, and a bunch of other different factors. Yeah, sometimes they will only include the director's cut on a blu-ray and not on the 4K disc, but there are many movies that do have the director's cuts in 4K... Blade Runner, Alien, Aliens, The Abyss, Almost Famous, Apocalypse Now, The Martian, etc. etc. (just to name a few off the top of my head). So we just have to take it on a case-by-case basis. Thanks for watching!
No more hard box in amazon for Ticks.
No Amazon never has the limited ed packaging like that for Vinegar Syndrome titles. Only standard editions. The LE box edition can only be purchased on the Vinegar Syndrome website (well, normally, once they open the full site back up in July), or from a few smaller indie retailers, like OrbitDvd or DiabolikDVD maybe.
😅I loved Blackhat !
I saw lifeforce earlier this yeah as the son put it on for friday's movies night and I wouldn't watch it again myself but then again I watch movies again that other people hate
Not going to lie Fuzz, this was a difficult watch. I thought you might be suggesting some cheese or shlock but the ones I know of I remember seeing in the 50p bins in Woolworths back in the day. Some really god damn awful films here.
I don't like the phrase : Guilty Pleasure.If i like a movie i never feel guilty
You've taken literally it seems. He just used it for fun I believe. But somewhere deep down one may have this hidden feeling of shame to boldly acknowledge that to many that you like/love B/C- grade movies (lest other people question your taste 😉)
Hey Fuzz, 1941, Waterworld and The Lone Ranger , mmm 65 starring Adam Driver , not forgetting Speed Racer omg very self indulgent, total waste of money !!!
Chosen survivors (1974) is on my list 🦇
Oh I just looked it up (had never heard of it) and read the synopsis -- Chosen Survivors looks AWESOME! Lol! Looks like the kind of film that would be right up my alley. I'm gonna have to check that one out. Thanks for the tip! Do you know if it ever got a blu-ray release?
I have it on DVD (MGM midnight movies) but Kino Lorber has a bluray edition with a commentary track. I will get it in the next sale.
@@simongagne6696 Oh awesome to hear! I'm definitely gonna pick it up now. Thanks again, and thanks for watching!
@@TheOriginalFuzz This film is truly clostrophobic. The aesthetic is very 1970s
Favorite Bad Movie I Dig: "Skidoo" (1968)
Groovy. Trippy. Killer cast. Check it out, if you can.
TOF, have you ever seen "Skidoo?"
#1spawn #2 tnmt3 #3 nukie.
Pain & gain is great despite the rock.
Love this idea, man! I’m with you on Halloween Ends. I think people will watch it 20 years from now and consider it a hidden gem type of film. The Resident Evil movies are bad, but…, I also enjoy them. I especially like the 3rd and 4th films. Ticks is a damn classic, and that’s that lol…. 😂
That's awesome Anthony... great to hear I'm not alone in my view on Halloween Ends - LMAO!🤣 I mean, there are definitely a couple things I would've done differently, but it's still a fun film. And the thing with the Halloween franchise in general is, it's not like there have been all these killer sequels and then H Ends just came along and shit all over them LOL!😆 It seems to me Halloween as a franchise has long been known for not really having the most consistent quality in the sequels... there have been some other duds in the mix. So I couldn't help but feel like the negative reaction to H Ends was a bit melodramatic and over-the-top, unwarranted. Thanks for watching my friend! Really appreciate you chiming in here too!
Public enemies is a masterpiece. Incredible movie. Mike Mann is a master director. Great cast. Great soundtrack. Godfather 3 sucked.
You thought Halloween III was good ?? WOW !!!
Oh I love it! And I'm far from alone in that view these days. It seems H3: Season of the Witch has been re-evaluated over the years, and for many of us who are fans of the franchise, not only do we like H3, but it's become one of our favorites in the entire franchise (for me, it's my second favorite next to the original Carpenter film). And I have at least a few other friends here on CZcams who feel the same way or have expressed similar sentiments. For that matter, I think H3 is one of the best stand-alone horror films out there in general (setting the Halloween franchise completely aside). I think it absolutely holds up as a stand-alone horror film... once you get past the fact that it's not a Michael Myers film. Oh and the Scream Factory 4k looks outstanding to boot. Plus that killer John Carpenter score... yeah it's solid gold for me personally.
Public enemies sucked? A very highly rated movie. You need to see a Doctor you must have a fever.
LMAO!😆 Well admittedly, I've only seen the film once, and it was years ago when it first came out. So who knows, maybe I need to revisit it at some point and see if I feel differently (since I've been a fan of a lot of Michael Mann's other work). But I know I'm not alone in my initial impression of the movie... I've heard a lot of other people suggest it just doesn't measure up to Mann's other films. Although part of my distaste for the film may have more to do with the fact that I just don't really like Johnny Depp all that much. Thanks for watching!
Eddie and the cruisers 1 and 2 are pretty decent movies. like you, I like the second film better but the first film is a good way to get an understanding of the second movie. both movies have good soundtracks. I do like some of the songs off the second film more the first film. lifeforce is insane and it over the top bonkers. matrix resurrection was pretty decent but had it flaws. hanger 18 was an interesting film but it was a bit boring. speaking of Ninja III. Enter The Ninja and Revenge of the ninja are fun to watch too. Spacehunter is another one that worth watching. Death Wish 3 is really nuts and as for a modern film. The Meg is fun one if you're into insane shark movies.
others to mentions
Stone Cold
DC Cab
The Challange
Wanted Dead or Alive (1986)
Trick Or Treat (1986)
That's awesome... I was beginning to wonder if I was the only one who'd ever seen Eddie II: Eddie Lives - LOL! That's one you don't really hear people talk about very often, if at all lol. And yeah, I have the other Ninja films too... in fact Kino Lorber just re-released Revenge of the Ninja on blu-ray a couple weeks ago (same restoration, but a better encode on a higher capacity disc than the previous release from them... plus it includes a slipcover). I love those films, especially Revenge. Gotta love Sho Kosugi. I also love Death Wish 3... that's actually my favorite Death Wish film in the franchise.
I haven't seen Stone Cold, but I plan to pick it up at some point... it's been my list to check out for a while. But I did pick up The Challenge recently and watched it for the first time, and I really liked it. Thanks for watching and weighing in! Really appreciate it.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Kino Lorber had been on a roll with re-issuing Cannon movies. I picked up revanage on the ninja recently along with the perfect weapon that also got re-release. I hear Invasion USA and Delta force is getting a 4k treatment but not by Kino Lorber. both good bad movies worth watching. hopefully Kino Lorber re-issue Ninja III in the future to complete the trilogy. .
@@chrisstory563 Yeah Kino reissued Enter The Ninja too last year... same deal, better encode, with a new slipcover. Did you pick that one up? And I've definitely got my eyes on that Invasion USA 4K from Vinegar Syndrome... I haven't ordered it yet, but I plan to in the next month or so (once Vinegar Syndrome opens their full site back up in July). But I do have Invasion on blu-ray. Love it... it's a great holiday action film. I'll probably skip Delta Force on 4K, since I'm happy with my blu-ray for that particular title. I think Shout is putting that one out on 4K.
@@TheOriginalFuzz almost did with revenge but decided to go with revenge and perfect weapon. enter I may get later on.
@@chrisstory563 yeah Revenge is my favorite in the trilogy, followed by Ninja III. Enter the Ninja is probably the weakest of the 3 in my view. But it's still fun.
Snake eyes origins is pretty good in 4k even tho the movie sucks.
Street fighter the movie
Woooooow lifeforce aint bad( im offended 😅) its my favourite tobe hooper movie over TCM no shit lol , 👌🏻,
Yeah I know lol... I like Lifeforce too... it's a ton of fun. That was one of the titles that I was kind of on-the-fence about including in this list. But I figured since it did poorly at the theater (especially relative to Cocoon at the time), I could probably get away with it. But that's also why I put the disclaimer at the beginning... I figured not everyone would think all of these titles were "bad." Thanks for watching and weighing in Stuart!
@@TheOriginalFuzz great video btw
Saw it in the theaters and loved it ever since.
@@mikefisher2673 yes Mike it's a fantastic film 📽️👍🏻
Blackhat should not be on your sh*t list, it's an excellent movie. Never heard of most of your other movies. Some guilty pleasures of mine:
Timebomb: not a bomb at all, should be better known.
The Crimson Rivers: Jean Reno & Vincent Cassel together, enuff said. Avoid the sequel.
The Taking Of Beverly Hills: directed by the great Sidney J. Furie (look him up) & starring Ken Wahl.
Cutter's Way: Jeff Bridges, John Heard & Lisa Eichhorn present an acting master class.
Under Fire: in the style of an Oliver Stone movie but even better. Nolte, Hackman & Joanna Cassidy dance around one another.
Crisscross: Goldie Hawn is totally under appreciated, she acted her heart out in this movie.
That's five MGM movies & one French, when the French were making great movies, now it's Spain.
Enjoy!
Well it's not a shit list... that's not exactly what I was going for here. But I will admit I was kind of on the fence about including Blackhat -- because I agree... it's a good movie. I really enjoyed it. So if any title was a little iffy for this list, you're right it's probably Blackhat. But, I figured it got a lot of criticism, so I could probably get away with including it. And that's also why I put the disclaimer at the beginning of the video.
i don't think I've seen any of the titles you mentioned, but I am interested in checking out Under Fire. The cast sounds killer! I may have to hunt that one down. Thanks for the tip! And thanks for watching and commenting! Appreciate it!
How'd you like my list? I believe Timebomb will be right up your alley!
@@trevorbartram5473 I'm not familiar with most of the films you mentioned, but I will definitely check out Timebomb (especially if you think I'll dig it).
Are you on letterboxd?
No unfortunately I'm not... I haven't delved into that platform yet. It just seemed so overwhelming, to start from scratch. But I may check it out more at some point. We'll see. I'm on X/Twitter, but that's about it. x.com/@OriginalFuzz70
@TheOriginalFuzz letterboxd is just an app to log the movies you've watched and all your followers can see what you've been watching and reviews
Matrix resurrection is an abomination. Absolutely terrible.
I personally don't believe in guilty pleasure movies. Why would you feel guilty for liking something? That's such a waste of life right? For me, if a movie is entertaining, it's a good movie. Others might not think it's a good movie and that's fine. I don't happen to like The Godfather. It's not a bad movie, I just don't like it. I like Mannequin 2: On the move. Most people probably don't like that movie but that doesn't make it a bad movie. I guess I'm weird or something because I just don't understand this guilty pleasure thing. Everyone is entertained by different types of movies. Never feel guilty about things you love
I wouldn't read too much into the "guilty pleasures" designation... it's just a figure of speech, a form of shorthand to describe movies that many people think are bad movies. It wasn't meant to be taken literally... meaning, I don't actually feel "guilty" about anything I like (nor do I think most people who use this term -- again, it's just a common figure of speech). Of course it's all subjective, and the video was meant in a light-hearted way (as I indicated at the beginning of the video). Sounds like you fundamentally disagree with the topic of this particular video... because I wouldn't even have a video at all here if I were to follow your thinking on this.
@@TheOriginalFuzz I just don't like the kind of thinking that most people seem to have about movies having to be boring Oscar worthy films in order for a movie to be good. Didn't mean to offend you but I've personally been looked down upon and talked down to because of the kinds of films I happen to enjoy. I wasn't saying you personally felt guilty about these films but some people do. Some people actually feel bad that they like movies like Troll or Frogs and they are embarrassed to admit what they like. I just mostly hate that phrase guilty pleasure because it implies that these movies are lesser or that we should feel bad for loving these movies. It's something the normies put on us weirdos and I hate it
Oh ok I see where you're coming from. Yeah that makes sense. I wasn't offended... no worries.
Mother!
Halloween ends is pure trash! Rewatch Zombie's Remake instead 😜
I don't care what they say,gone with the wind is decent
Pain and gain seriously. Seriously. That movie sucks. I put it up there with even cowgirls get the blues. Holy maracas. I rather watch American ninja. Blackhat was good.
Con Air is my top guilty pleasure. I heard Simon West is working on the 4k as we speak.
Oh that would be so awesome! Would love to have Con Air on 4K... that would be a Day One purchase for me.
It's ok for a movie to be 'bad' if it's fun and enjoyable. Matrix 4 is not that. Not for me anyways.
I thought Matrix 4 was fun and enjoyable. So did my son. We saw it in a Dolby digital cinema theater on opening day, and we had an absolute blast with it... to the point where we were actually a little surprised to see all the negative reviews after the fact. Different strokes for different folks, I guess. Thanks for watching.
meeh is it good just because it not too woke? kinda average ? i rather watch Death Wish 1,2,3,4 and Mel Gibson in Leathal Weapon.