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WORST DVD YOU PERSONALLY OWN

Started by alandhopewell, October 27, 2015, 03:17:21 PM

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alandhopewell

     This is singles, not Mill Creek or Echo Bridge sets. I sold a lot of mine to Hastings a while back, so this is the one stinkin' up my shelves presently....



http://www.canuxploitation.com/review/playgirl.html

     Still, any flick that has Neil Sedaka singing about a waterbug can't be all bad.
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claws

Hip Hop Locos (2001). It's also the worst movie ever made in my opinion. It's about rappers killing drug dealers in order to finance their album. Horrible, horrible hot mess of a movie.

LilCerberus

Definitely The Polonia Brothers' Galaxy Of Terror box set.
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LilCerberus

The runner up would be ProAudioDVDsDOTcom's Zoom H4n DVD Tutorial.
For an educational video about a piece of audio equipment, the audio quality is, eh.... Aw, nevermind!
It also kinda tends to lose my attention an awful lot... :lookingup:
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bob

either In the Army Now, Hackers, Bio-Dome or Jury Duty
Kubrick, Nolan, Tarantino, Wan, Iñárritu, Scorsese, Chaplin, Abrams, Wes Anderson, Gilliam, Kurosawa, Villeneuve - the elite



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Trevor

We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

Alex

I'd have to go with the George Clooney version of Solaris as I've never been able to sit through the whole movie despite a few attempts. When it first came out we had a compitition at the place I worked to see if anyone could watch the whole thing. Only one guy did and all he would ever say about it afterwards was to demand the time back he'd wasted watching it.

No doubt I could find worse movies in my collection, but none of them had the budget or big name cast & director that Solaris had and to me, that clinches it the top (or bottom?) spot.
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Trevor

Quote from: Dark Alex on October 28, 2015, 05:11:09 AM
I'd have to go with the George Clooney version of Solaris as I've never been able to sit through the whole movie despite a few attempts.

i saw the Russian original movie a few years ago: there is a shot where the camera seems to track into someone's ear  :buggedout: :buggedout:
We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

Trevor

In the film archives, we have Nukie and The Demon as part of our bad movie collection. The Demon is on 35mm and is uncut.  :buggedout:
We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

Rev. Powell



MofoRising will confirm. Don't let the 7.6 IMDB rating fool you. The voters are mean people trying to trick you.

Unfortunately the director was so embarrassed he removed the DVD from circulation, so it's also one of the rarest DVDs I own.
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messedup

Hm...I think it's one of those 9 Horror-Films on 3 Discs Compilation.
Can't remember how it got into my collection, but it's there.


zombie no.one

I still buy quite a few DVDs but tend to streamline my collection frequently and get rid of any I really can't stand. worst currently in my possession is probably  The Deadly Bees. almost worth keeping for the cover alone!



Quote from: Rev. Powell on October 28, 2015, 07:47:33 AM


MofoRising will confirm. Don't let the 7.6 IMDB rating fool you. The voters are mean people trying to trick you.

Unfortunately the director was so embarrassed he removed the DVD from circulation, so it's also one of the rarest DVDs I own.
what's that one rev? pic not showing and I can't seem to trace it from the URL...

Rev. Powell

Quote from: zombie #1 on October 28, 2015, 02:15:52 PM


Quote from: Rev. Powell on October 28, 2015, 07:47:33 AM


MofoRising will confirm. Don't let the 7.6 IMDB rating fool you. The voters are mean people trying to trick you.

Unfortunately the director was so embarrassed he removed the DVD from circulation, so it's also one of the rarest DVDs I own.
what's that one rev? pic not showing and I can't seem to trace it from the URL...

Not sure why the pic isn't showing, it's AFTER LAST SEASON...

http://youtu.be/kPPRB6ErOIU
I'll take you places the hand of man has not yet set foot...

retrorussell

Ugh.. it's probably a tie between these two:
TWO THOUSAND MANIACS (1964)
I know this movie has its fans (especially Herschell Gordon Lewis-philes), but man.. it's SO slow and dull and the intentionally super-hammy performances wear thin quickly.  Seeing ex-model Connie Mason fail miserably at everything is good for a few chuckles but that's the only positive, really.

AMAZONIA (1985) aka WHITE SLAVE and AMAZONIA: THE CATHERINE MILES STORY
This Eurotrash flick picks up in the final third or so, but too late to save this snooze fest.  A pseudo-documentary of a white woman stuck in cannibal Amazon territory who learns to survive, fall in love with a native, and get revenge on the people that put her there.  Not based on a true story, and not worth your time mulling through to get to the much better final third.

Eh, I guess TWO THOUSAND MANIACS gets a slight nod as the worst DVD I own.
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