Gallery: 9 Movies That Are So Bad They're Actually Good

The Wicker Man remake with Nicolas “NOT THE BEES!” Cage is so chock full of spectacularly shitty moments that it is almost hard to pick a favorite. Punching a woman dressed as a grizzly is definitely right up there, though.

Tommy Wiseau’s The Room is easily and hands-down the best “worst movie” ever made. From the broken dialogue to the awful acting, it’s a bad movie that is so awful that somehow, it becomes art.

Considering that there was a documentary made about how Troll 2 is the “Best Worst Movie Ever Made”, if you like crappy films that are so terrible that they’re actually good, chances are you’ve already seen Troll 2 multiple times.

A Roger Corman flick from the 80’s about robotic security guards that malfunction and become killing machines chasing after some teens spending the night in a mall? Yes f*cking please.

Roadhouse is on this list because of one line and one line only. At one point, the antagonist yells, “I f*cked guys like you in prison” to Patrick Swayze before leaping in for a battle. To this day, I’m still not even sure what kind of emotion that line is supposed to elicit.

Imagine if McDonald’s tried to direct E.T and decided it would be a good idea to have a scene where a paralyzed kid falls off a cliff in his wheelchair and into the water. Also, imagine that the alien in the film looks like infected testicles and you have Mac and Me, a movie you need to see to (dis)believe.

Manos: The Hands of Fate was a movie that was made between friends betting one another that the other couldn’t make a horror movie. Unfortunately, they were right, and the movie itself is a glorious shit show that we all need to witness.

Just looking at the above pic makes you feel like you need to go to the free clinic and get tested, real quick. A dirty, stupid, sexualized trainwreck of a movie (and a fun one at that), Showgirls is a guilty pleasure for many, and after one watch it’s not hard to see why.

Perhaps the first cult film that got famous for being entertainingly awful, Plan 9 From Outer Space almost has to be seen to be believed. In fact, director Ed Wood may very well be the unofficial inventor the ‘so bad they’re good’ sub-genre of film.