Your favorite "Bad" Sci-Fi/Horror films..

[Memphremagog]

Everyone has them. Films that you know are just terrible in some aspect, and yet, you get enjoyment out of viewing them. It may be one, it could be many. Which ones are yours?


Some of my choices:

Spider Baby(1964)
A Nymphoid Barbarian In Dinosaur Hell(1991)
The Killer Eye(1999)
Attack Of the Crab Monsters(1957)
Invasion Of the Bee Girls(1973)
Bloodsucking Freaks(1977)
Dead Men Walk(1943)
Grave Of the Vampire(1972)
The Boy Who Cried Werewolf(1973)
Track Of the Moonbeast(1976)
Dracula vs. Frankenstein(1971)
Attack Of the Mushroom People(1963)
Killer Klowns From Outer Space(1986)
Nightmare Sisters(1987)
The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant(1971)
Frogs(1972)
Godzilla vs. Hedorah(1971)
Octaman(1971)
Robot Monster(1953)
The Giant Claw(1957)
The Spirit(2008)
Destination Inner Space(1966)
The Ape Man(1943)
The Brain That Wouldnt Die(1959)
Sugar Hill(1974)
Daughter Of Dr.Jekyll(1957)
From Hell It Came(1957)
Night Of the Ghouls(1958)
Assignment Terror(1970)
Teenage Monster(1957)
Bloody Pit Of Horror(1967)
Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster(1965)
Blood Of Dracula's Castle(1967)
Twisted Brain(1974)
Sorority Babes In the Slimeball-Bowl-A-Rama(1988)
Children Shouldnt Play With Dead Things(1973)
Creation Of the Humanoids(1963)
The Incredible Melting Man(1977)
Sucker Punch(2011)
Froggg!!(2005)
Humanoids Of the Deep(1980)
Spookies(1985)
The Video Dead(1987)
The Hideous Sun Demon(1959)
The Bat People(1974)
The Funhouse(1981)
Zontar the Thing From Venus(1966)
Attack Of the Fifty Foot Woman(1958)
The Screaming Skull(1958)
Mad Doctor Of Blood Island(1969)
Creature With the Atom Brain(1955)
She Demons(1958)
Lady Frankenstein(1971)
Killdozer(1974)
Leprechaun(1991)
The Cremators(1972)
Legend Of the Seven Golden Vampires(1974)
Blacula(1972)
Not Of This Earth(1988)
Godzilla's Revenge(1969)

[Flower]

The Thing with Two Heads (Ray Milland)
Message From Space (1978)

[Paladin]

A few that I can remember from the cuff are:

The Incredible 2- Headed Transplant
Dracula V. Frankenstein
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians 
Journey to the 7th Planet
Alien III
Lost In Space
The Day After Tomorrow
Night of the Lepus
Saw III
Godzilla (1990's)

[Count_Zirock]

Ssssssssssss
Track of the Moon Beast
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama
Attack of the Crab Monsters
The Regenerated Man
The Tomb
Lust for Frankenstein (Jess Franco)

[count mattula]

Poultygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead

[McDougals House of Horror]

Ahhhh, I still love to this day the wonderfully-cheesy-but-nevertheless-great Richard Cunha films:

Missile to the Moon
She Demons
Giant From The Unknown
Frankenstein's Daughter 


They have the same great canned scream for the female victims -- these movies rock and are definitely worth a look if you haven't seen them!! And the more I think about it, they're really not "bad"!

[Count_Zirock]

A few others...
The Frozen Dead
Attack of the The Eye Creatures
The Killer Shrews
Creature (2011)
Night of Bloody Horror
Blood Feast
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter
I'm sure I'll think of a few more, later...

[Count_Zirock]

Godzilla (1990's)

Do you mean the 1998, American-produced Godzilla, or the Toho-produced ones from the '90s?

[Paladin]

Do you mean the 1998, American-produced Godzilla, or the Toho-produced ones from the '90s?

The American- made picture with Jean Reno & Matthew Broderick.

[Count_Zirock]

The American- made picture with Jean Reno & Matthew Broderick.

It wasn't unwatchable, it just wasn't Godzilla.

[Paladin]

It wasn't unwatchable, it just wasn't Godzilla.

Well, Jean Reno is one of my favorite actors and I thought that he would add some credibility to it.
I feel that it was just all too predictable and this has been done so many times before. I don't know if Godzilla can be done again like the old Toho Studios did it.

[Count_Zirock]

I don't know if Godzilla can be done again like the old Toho Studios did it.

We'll find out next year, won't we? 

[Haunted hearse]

The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies ... I know the film is a piece of crap, but there are shots of a vanished Los Angeles (such as Bunker Hill and Angels flight in it's original location) that I was happy to see.
Student Bodies (1980?)
Monster Mash with Bobby Picket

[Zackuth]

The Slime People
Waxwork II
The Undead (A Roger Corman film)
The Spawn of Slithis
Scarecrows (1988)
Reptilicus
The Lost Continent
I Come In Peace
Forever Evil
Ferocious Planet
Equinox
The Car
Angry Red Planet
The Alien Factor


And those already mentioned:
Grave of the Vampire
Godzilla vs. Hedorah
Killdozer
Alien 3


All these movies I own .

[neonnoodle]

Ah, The Car and Killdozer...
pure classics!