Why we love bad movies

[Not Afraid]

If anyone can tell me which MST 2000 film has the line (from the bots) "There's a ladder in the way. There's a ladder in the way" I will........I don't know......be eternally grateful.

[mousepod]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

If anyone can tell me which MST 2000 film has the line (from the bots) "There's a ladder in the way. There's a ladder in the way" I will........I don't know......be eternally grateful.

The Sidehackers.


For me, one of my all-time fave "bad" movies is "The Manster". I watched it with my cousin when we were kids and both of us were a little freaked out. A couple of weeks ago, we recreated the "head growing out of the shoulder" scene to the the delight of his 4-year-old daughter.

[Tref]

All hail MST3K! I can watch the show all day long. My favorite is Jack Frost (#813 for the aficionados)

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Tref

All hail MST3K! My favorite is Jack Frost (#813 for the aficionados)

I believe that was the first episode I ever saw. Whacky one, that.

I'm partial to "Overdrawn at the Memory Bank", a terrible made-for-Canadian-TV scifi movie, staring Raul Julia, highlighted by its terrible production values, hokey Casablanca "homage", the writer's unnatrual distaste for anteaters, and the classic line, "You navel is too deep!"