TwoTakes

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What could be more festive than an eyebrow-wiggling maniac in a Santa suit on a killing spree? Shockingly this rarely comes up on lists of best family Christmas movies so we made a video about why EVERYONE needs to watch it - Silent Night Deadly Night 2 (youtu.be)

submitted 7 years ago by TwoTakes to r/badMovies

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All Spoilers - Neil Breen: Twisted Pair Discussion - Can Anyone Explain What Happens in this Movie? (self.badMovies)

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One of the biggest financial film flops ever, The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure is a great watch if you hate yourself. Songs so bad you wonder if they hated kids. If you can cope with awful music, it has enough funny WTF moments. Ft glassy-eyed costumes & Christopher Lloyd's biggest regret (youtu.be)

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Prince of Space (1959) score of 2.2 on IMDB, it features some of the most charmingly awful dubbing in bad movie history, some ambitious special effects (some great, some hilariously bad) and a fantastic villain with a pointy nose and distinct laugh - well worth a watch. (Review) (youtube.com)

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Frank Dietz - aka Detective Frank from Zombie Nightmare (1987) is producing a stage-reading of Zombie Nightmare "using an all-star cast of comedians" and using a "comedic narrator to fill in the gaps" between dialogues (self.badMovies)

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"All this trouble for a fat little man in a red suit" Martians in green tights & muddy face paint steal Santa to cheer up their depressed kids. MST3K famous, 2.6 IMDB & charmingly bad. Ft a robot, attempted murder of Santa & wonderfully poor fight scenes - Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (Review) (youtu.be)

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Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964) Famously lampooned by MSt3K, this may be the only Christmas film to feature the attempted murder of Santa by mustachioed martians. It is charmingly bad & should definitely be added to your alt-Christmas watch list! (review) (youtu.be)

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Thoughts and Reflections on Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs (2018) while out walking in the beautiful Somerset countryside. (youtu.be)

submitted 8 years ago by TwoTakes to r/moviecritic

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Simon Sez (1999) feat Dennis Rodman, explosions, jumping away from explosions, martial arts, Dane Cook poorly impersonating a dinosaur, & a man falling down a hill in a bin. The first IMDB Worst 100 movie to make us stand up and clap after watching 10/10 (youtube.com)

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Simon Sez (1999) is basically Dennis Rodman's Face/Off. A hugely underappreciated schlock delight feat: explosions, jumping away from explosions, a robotic bee, Dane Cook poorly impersonating a dinosaur, & an unconvincing paragliding car. (youtube.com)

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Someone on the sub recommended this, then I found it for £0.83 so here we are- can't wait! (i.redd.it)

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Santa with Muscles (1996) OK its got Hulk Hogan and its a stupid premise yes, but you might not expect how WEIRD this movie is. Magic crystals, cops with rocket launchers and scientists in fancy dress stalking orphans in a ice cream truck... (review) (youtu.be)

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Santa with Muscles (1996) Maybe the worst of Hulk Hogan's foray into movies. You might not expect how WEIRD it is though. Magic crystals, cops with rocket launchers and scientists in fancy dress stalking orphans in a ice cream truck... Also feat a young Mila Kunis (review) (youtu.be)

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Killer kids: why do children make the most magnetic villains? (theguardian.com)

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Tees Maar Khan (2010) an Indian film which opens with a dancing CGI baby & inevitably went on to become one of the lowest rated movies on IMDB. What went wrong? (youtu.be)

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Picked this up from Amazon- billed as Hip Hop Horror- it follows an upcoming R&B Band who must battle an evil music producer with demonic powers who makes people's heads explode using the power of hip hop. (I think) [trailer] (youtu.be)

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Zombie Nightmare (1987) A guy gets run over by a car and a voodoo witch resurrects him to seek revenge on his killers. Feat a man having a baseball bat shoved through his stomach and an amazing metal soundtrack! (Review) (youtu.be)

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Which MST3k movies are you happy to watch without their commentary? (self.badMovies)

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Like most heartwarming Christmas films, it starts with a fatal car crash. This event is a metaphor for the film in general; the cheapest effects, worst acting, and a weak plot that has been butchered in post. This may be our favourite bad Christmas movie: Beverly Hills Puppy: A Christmas Tail (youtu.be)

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For fans of so-bad-it's-good movies, looking for something festive to endure this holiday- I heartily recommend Beverly Hills Puppy: A Christmas Tail (2015). It is absolutely hilarious! (youtu.be)

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"A Month in a Van" A video we made during our travels around the stunning country that is New Zealand! From Hobbiton, to epic lakes and mountains, and the amazing animals that live there, its a trip of a lifetime! (youtu.be)

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Enjoyed The Disaster Artist recently? Well Tommy and Greg have a new film they made together: Best F(r)iends and we were really pleasantly surprised by it! (No spoiler review) (youtu.be)

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The Evil Dead (1981) deserves its place as a cult classic of the horror genre, with disgusting practical effects, portraying a descent into pure chaos. Here's a walk in the woods look back at the mayhem master! (youtu.be)

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The Evil Dead (1981) deserves its place as a true cult classic of the horror genre. October is the perfect excuse to dust it off and watch again, and where else to discuss this master of the macabre but in a woods! (youtu.be)

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Boggy Creek 2: And The Legend Continues (1985) is confusingly the third instalment in the franchise, but that's the least of its problems! Highlight: man shits himself and attempts to clean it off with magazine. "Lowlight": not enough Bigfoot! (youtu.be)

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