Whats the worst/ most laughable horror film?

[CharlieAddict]

i saw this when i was 9 or 10.
there's a scene in that where the rapist gets his dick chomped off...christ, i can't believe i actually remember that!

 

[CharlieAddict]

 

[upsidedownwalrus]

That looks quite good.

 

[Reno]

That looks quite good.

I remember going to see that film in the cinema as a kid, expection to see a moment at least aproximating the lurid poster and guess what ?

 

[Freespeechsucks]

The Grudge 2
Number 1 was bad enough but 2 took the piss, everyone in the cinema was rolling in laughter by the end, who the hell can be scared by the attack of the disgruntled smurfs?
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[lynne8]

The Grudge was awful!!

How about a little Canadian Gem called "My Bloody Valentine"

 

[jeff_leigh]

The Exorcist is a very good film which unfortunately will never have the same impact on a viewer coming to it now as it did at the time. My parents and my parents' friends etc were scared shitless by it, it had a massive impact on a cinema-going generation. Just because it doesn't have the same effect now doesn't make it shit

Thats True I can remember seeing the Exocist when it first came to the Cinema and the atmosphere was electric

 

[intrikat]

Best horror film title IMO if it didn't have the exclamation mark at the end:

! or no - this has got to be a terrible film. But love the poster, dash. I'd have it on my wall

 

[half_eaten_arm]

'twisted nightmare', fucking terrible acting but so incredibley funny just for that reason.

 

[intrikat]

'twisted nightmare', fucking terrible acting but so incredibley funny just for that reason.

Great name hea. Never heard of that film so may have to go for a search This is what I love about B grade horrors. Must have some horror in it - 'reanimator' anyone(ok maybe more gore than horror)? Some comedy (meant of not) works for me - 'toxic avenger' for this reason alone gets a gold star And then there is the reimaginings - eg 'return of the living dead' (and I love the orginal 'night of the living dead'). Brraaaainnnns mmm.
Ok, so these ARE all comedy horrors but at least they have those elements to them
Does anyone remember 'Fright Nights'? Tedious pile of poo if I remember correctly.

 

[CharlieAddict]

fright night 1 was my favourite movie as a kid.
i saw it again recently and it was heartbreakingly shit.

Q - the winged serpent!!!
now that bought crapness onto a new level.

 

[Reno]

Q - the winged serpent!!!
now that bought crapness onto a new level.

Trash philistine !

"Q" is great and I love Larry Cohen's demented 70's B-movies. The film has a great cast of 70's character actors, method acting their socks off while battling an Aztec snake deity who recides on top of the Crystler Buliding in a plot that wrestles for attention with a gritty cop/heist pic. What's not to love ? It's a bit as if indie legend John Cassavetes got up one day and decided to make a Ray Harryhausen style monster movie. For all it's technical deficiencies "Q" is much more original and ambitious than most of today's horror films (though the the recent Korean monster hit The Host owed a lot to this)

 

[selamlar]

Doesn't Q have a bit in it where the mad cultist demands that the person who he is going to murder submit willingly to the god, or he cant murder them. Its the most stupidly contrived bit ever.

Mad Cultist - 'Submit willingly so I can murder you'

Victim - 'No. Fuck you. Im not fucking submitting willingly. Fuck you and your winged serpent'

Mad Cultist - 'Ah. Shit. Suppose I'd better be going then'

Although thats not what actually happens in the scene.






*Disclaimer - I was very pissed when I saw this film. It was quite a long time ago. The above may not actually have happened*

 

[Orang Utan]

Trash philistine !

"Q" is great and I love Larry Cohen's demented 70's B-movies. The film has a great cast of 70's character actors, method acting their socks off while battling an Aztec snake deity who recides on top of the Crystler Buliding in a plot that wrestles for attention with a gritty cop/heist pic. What's not to love ? It's a bit as if indie legend John Cassavetes got up one day and decided to make a Ray Harryhausen style monster movie. For all it's technical deficiencies "Q" is much more original and ambitious than most of today's horror films (though the the recent Korean monster hit The Host owed a lot to this)

I agree - fantastic B movie - Michael Moriarty is brilliant

 

[jodal]

Hostel - absolute tosh