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Guilty Pleasure Flicks
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That's a classic sir. I haven't thought about that one in a long time.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I just deleted this one from my DVR last night [It the mini series]Well, I do have a few guilty pleasure movies....
Oh. In that case, scratch that.
I'M KIDDING !!!!!
IT (the miniseries) is probably a guilty pleasure of mine.
- 4 hours was too much (including the commercials or 'adverts')
My guilty pleasure is "Coneheads"
I Know Who Killed Me - ridiculous and misogynistic Lindsey Lohan vehicle included only because of the preposterous plot explanation.
10,000 BC - cavemen and mammoths vs pyramid-building aliens. Whut?
Crank: High Voltage - stunningly daft (and hilarious) action movie.
2-Headed Shark Attack - exactly as dumb as it sounds.
Frankenhooker - low budget spoof which works.
Love Exposure - 4 hour Japanese film about a young lad who loves a girl who only loves him when he's dressed as a woman (that merely scratches one of the plot threads) - profoundly weird and highly recommended.
Donkey Punch - sleazy Brit last man standing thriller on luxury yacht.
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa - what can I say? I’m sorry.
A Prisão - graphic Brazilian prison sexploitation nonsense which veers queasily between black comedy and unpleasant violence.
Insecticidal - poor monster movie with a good sense of fun.
L’Umanoide - Richard "Jaws" Kiel in Italian blatant Star Wars rip-off which manages to be entertaiing despite itself.
Nude Nuns With Big Guns - the title says it all. If ever a film merited being called a Guilty Pleasure...
Silent Bloodnight - astonishing slasher movie filmed on location in Austria with an Austrian cast speaking the English script (apparently) phonetically. Oh, and they can’t act.
Masters Of The Universe - largely forgotten live action take on the animated TV series.
Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls - outrageous hysterical sensationalism - over the top mainstream from an over the top niche director.
Con Air - big budget tosh.
10,000 BC - cavemen and mammoths vs pyramid-building aliens. Whut?
Crank: High Voltage - stunningly daft (and hilarious) action movie.
2-Headed Shark Attack - exactly as dumb as it sounds.
Frankenhooker - low budget spoof which works.
Love Exposure - 4 hour Japanese film about a young lad who loves a girl who only loves him when he's dressed as a woman (that merely scratches one of the plot threads) - profoundly weird and highly recommended.
Donkey Punch - sleazy Brit last man standing thriller on luxury yacht.
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa - what can I say? I’m sorry.
A Prisão - graphic Brazilian prison sexploitation nonsense which veers queasily between black comedy and unpleasant violence.
Insecticidal - poor monster movie with a good sense of fun.
L’Umanoide - Richard "Jaws" Kiel in Italian blatant Star Wars rip-off which manages to be entertaiing despite itself.
Nude Nuns With Big Guns - the title says it all. If ever a film merited being called a Guilty Pleasure...
Silent Bloodnight - astonishing slasher movie filmed on location in Austria with an Austrian cast speaking the English script (apparently) phonetically. Oh, and they can’t act.
Masters Of The Universe - largely forgotten live action take on the animated TV series.
Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls - outrageous hysterical sensationalism - over the top mainstream from an over the top niche director.
Con Air - big budget tosh.
Anyone remember the first Transformers movie? The cartoon? Eric Idle voiced one of the robots?
I enjoyed that one.
I enjoyed that one.
Another one.
Vanishing Point, 1971. It was just a weird, kinda pointless, nonsensical movie. But that's kinda why I liked it. A real period piece. The DJ, the biker living out in the desert, the rampant drugs, the Challenger.
Vanishing Point, 1971. It was just a weird, kinda pointless, nonsensical movie. But that's kinda why I liked it. A real period piece. The DJ, the biker living out in the desert, the rampant drugs, the Challenger.
Love this movie! It's so cute!
And it has a very young Paul Rudd--who STILL looks the same!
LOVE Paul Rudd!
LOVE Paul Rudd!
Same here! I would watch him in anything--including the upcoming Ant-Man movie
Ah yes, the 80's teen craze. Love me some St. Elmo's Fire, Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, etc etc.
My 18 yo is obsessed with those movies--lol. Just loves them! I remember seeing St. Elmo's Fire at least 6 times in the theater.
But not here!
