1975 Turns 50: What Are Your Favorite Bad Movies of 1975?

[RCMerchant]

Haven't really started combing the IMDB list yet, but Dog Day Afternoon popped out at me...

Definitely has it's moments... When the press scores an interview & asks Al Pacino really stupid questions, or when they say the bank is held up by two homosexuals.... Much dark satire, too...

I wouldn't classify that as a Bad movie by any means.
It won 2 Acadamy Awards!

[RCMerchant]

And personally, I think GODZILLA VS MECHAGODZILLA is a classic!
Of course, I think the BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE is a classic, so....

[M.10rda]

Yeah, DOG DAY AFTERNOON also raised my eyebrows... but then, I hold ROCKY HORROR in even higher esteem....... as always, "Mileage May Vary"!

[zombie no.one]

trying to define what objectively qualifies as a 'bad movie' (regardless of one's personal taste) is something that is very difficult to justify logically... things like budget, and the calibre of the director and cast, do not even seem to be deciding factors.

BUT... you just kind of 'know'.

...or at least I'd like to think that I do    

[The Burgomaster]

According to my CLZ Movies app, 1975 ranks 7th in year-of-release for my movie collection. The years ahead of it are:

1. 1973
2. 1974
3. 1972
4. 1971
5. 1977
6. 1976

As you can see, I like movies from the 1970s.

As you can also see, I completely avoided the question.

For I am The Burgomaster.

[teenagehonvedfan]

Does Inframan count?

It's not a bad movie to me in any way.

Outside that...?

Africa Express
Bruce Lee vs Supermen

Spring to mind.

[pacman000]

Bug - William Castle's last film.

The Adventures of the Wilderness Family - Not that bad, but corny.

The Land Time Forgot - Interesting story, good acting, decent miniatures. Silly dinosaur puppets.