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Anyone have recommendations for terrible enjoyable films that happen to be streaming on Netflix? I can recommend

BREEDERS(1986): Aliens come down to breed a super race with only virgin girls. Awful but hilarious.

MARIJUANOS(2007): The worst movie I have ever seen. A real amateur film about a drug deal gone wrong. Sounds like it's been done before. But when have you seen a toilet paper roll used as a bong? bad acting, bad everything.

By the way, first post. Hows everyone doing? Love the site! Bad movies forever.

Can't say I know which bad movies are or aren't streaming on Netflix, but I enjoyed THANKSKILLING a lot more than I expected to.  (It's short, too, at just barely over an hour).

THE APPLE is also a classic bad movie that's available for streaming.  Maybe the craziest, and worst, rock musical ever made?

I remember liking BREEDERS, though even around here it seems most people hate it...

And welcome bathead!  Hope you'll stick around!

I saw what was at one time the lowest rated movie on netflix instant: Sadomaster. It's wonderful.

Type in "MST3K". They have a s**t TON of MST3K episodes, which all contain terrible movies. Of course they're all being riffed on, but hell it'll make the experience better.

Rubber (2010) - Give Rubber a try, it isn't so much bad as bizarre.  Read the premise and watch as it unfolds. 

Tintorera: Killer Shark (1977) - Mexican killer shark movie.  Interesting. 

Try Chawz (2009) it is a Korean killer pig movie.  I thought grizzly bears were big. 

Yongary: Monster from the Deep (1967) give it a try, like a South Korean Godzilla. 

Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared Syn (1983) nice little post apocalyptic movie.

Taoism Drunkard (1984) - This is hilarious. 

Blood Hook (1987) killer using fishing tackle sounds insane, really is insane. 

Redneck Zombies (1987) this is a Troma film (there are quite a few Troma and Asylum movies on if you are looking for them.  Troma is usually more entertaining, Asylum is hit or miss but Mega Piranha (2010) and Mega Pyton vs. Gatoroid (2011) are must sees.)  Radioactive chemical turns moonshiners into zombies. 

The Beast of Bray Road (2005) based off of tales of a werewolf in Wisconsin.

Pretty basic but there are quite a few if you know what to look for in movies. 

PS: Welcome aboard. 

Deep Space (1988) is streaming. Any chance it's worth watching?

It is.  Though it's an "Alien"-inspired (and "Blob"-inspired) movie about a killer beastie, so it does not break a lot of ground.  There is a great scene involving a game of hot potato with a baby alien.  Watch it for that alone.

There's a review in the Reader Reviews section:

http://www.badmovies.org/othermovies/deepspace/

All four Toxic Avenger movies are on streaming, and they are all worth watching, except for part 3. Part 3 really, really sucks. Tromeo & Juliet is also on there, and is wayyyy better than you'd expect any Troma film to be.

Syfy Original Movies are showing up on Netflix. Saw Megashark vs Crocosaurus that way.

Here's a few that I've watched recently:
R.O.T.O.R.:  Reading about R.O.T.O.R. on this site reawakened a long blocked memory of seeing this turkey
way back in the early 90's.  This is just as terrible as I remember it.  Believe it or not this is the reason I subscribed
to netflix.  No hack job ripoff of a sucessful movie (in this case Robocop) will ever so gloriously fail at mimicry
than this cinematic monstrosity.  A must see.

Nightbeast:  Awesome Don Dohler low budget sci fi thrillride.  Terrible acting, ingenious special effects, and great pacing
are all you can ask from this type of film.  A true gem of American Cinema.

Survival Quest:  Not a truly bad movie, but fulled to the brim of cheesy 80's sappiness.  This is full of familiar faces, and was
directed and written by Don Coscarelli of Phantasm phame, so the story is unique and the action is well staged.

The Devil Within Her:  Joan Collins is a stripper who refuses to bang her coworker who happens to be an evil dwarf. 
He curses her unborn, unconceived baby, who turns out to be ...evil.  Hilarious low grade British 70's horror.

Captive:  I thought this would be gripping psychological horror, and it turned out to be. ..SPOILER ALERT a late model
Lifetime Movie Network Original style chick flick.  Full of all the trappings of that genre, it is nonetheless hilarious,
if you are into that kind of thing.

Can't wait to check out the Toxic Avenger and Puppet Master sequels next. 
 :cheers:

Monster in the Closet (1987) and Monster Dog (1984) are both on streaming. Either worth watching?

The cover promised so much more then what I saw.  I feel like something died in me after watching it.  I think my expectations were too high. 

Night of the Comet (1984) is on streaming. Not a big fan of it myself, due to the lack of zombie action.

Troll 2

Battlefield Earth is streaming if I remember correctly.

*bump* I've been struggling to find anything worthwhile lately.

I recommend Warrior of the Lost World (1983) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088380/), which is available on Netflix both straight up and as a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode. It's a really hilariously bad post-apocalyptic dystopian tale in which the "wasteland" is a lush green forested bit of countryside, the hero and the villain are surrounded by idiots and seem perpetually bored with their existence, and the good guys seem to have the world's one-and-only black Nazi guy working on their side.

I suggest watching it both straight and with the commentary, and in that order. You'll see both what an easy target for mockery it was, and how many more jokes Joel and the bots could have made at its expense with the stuff that got cut for time. Also, the opening screen crawl differs a bit from one version to the other, suggesting some naive soul out there tried to "fix" it for one of its later releases. Ha! That was a lost cause...

The christian "thriller" or whatever it's supposed to be "C me dance" is on instant.  If you were to ask me what's the biggest disaster of a movie I've ever seen that would be the first that came to mind. It's worse than Madonna "Swept Away".

Good call on "THANKSKILLING" holy smokes that had me rolling the turkey saying nice t*** b*tch  :teddyr: Netflix is like a wonderland of bad movies! Also I am new to the board wanted to say Hello to everyone.

Folks should check out MODUS OPERANDI too.

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The Video Dead- Watch it. Watch it now!

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra- I know that it's hokey on purpose, but I still really enjoy it.

As far as I know, the classics Plan 9 from Outer Space and Star Crash are streaming as well.

Plan 9's not on streaming, unfortunately.
Dead and Buried (1981) worth watching?
Terrorvision and Aberration are on streaming as well. I personally detest both (the former moreso), but have copies of both on DVD because they're rare and I'm a loser.