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[Warm Machine]

does anybody know the name of the movie w/ rowdy pipper and andrew dice clay.
All I remeber is they hijack some hotel where a beuty contest is going on.It was awsome

You are thinking of this...

I remember seeing a trailer for it.

I once watched Hard to Die

On the back of the box there are two girls in sexy lingerie holding guns who NEVER APPEAR IN THE FILM!!!!

 

[Nameless]

Nothing like seeing someone getting decapited with a VCR.....

*close thread*

 

[hobbitx]

The Toxic Avenger is just godly period, I've always considered alot of Troma films to be in their own unique class, much like the Full Moon line of films, just too special to me.

Here's one more I forgot.......

Remember ROTOR? This movie nearly defines so bad it's good it had me laughing so hard.

"Let me tell you something, mister. You fire me and I'll make more noise than two skeletons making love in a tin coffin, brother!" :lol

 

[nitewulf]

oh yeah! great topic!
my pick:

 

[samus4ever]

if you thought the first one was bad, just think how stupid it looks with him killing in a tropical ISLAND. :lol

 

[J2 Cool]

Um, no pictures but a 1980 classic clay animation by Will Vinton. Just cakked Dinosaur

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080629/

 

[Warm Machine]

if you thought the first one was bad, just think how stupid it looks with him killing in a tropical ISLAND. :lol

Since the first one used Summer for Winter does this one use Winter for Summer?

 

[FoneBone]

FYI, I'm pretty sure that Robot Jox was, bizarrely, released theatrically... and never released on video. Apparently the distributor went under shortly after it was released -- I wonder why?

EDIT: I guess I'm wrong about it not being released on video... it was released theatrically, though.

http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=robotjox.htm

 

[Tarazet]

Dragonheart II. The best part is the massive pile of pillows the dragon sleeps on.

 

[Goreomedy]

Movie about a heatwave of some sort. It was easily the worst movie I've ever seen, one of those Showtime produced pieces of shit inevitably with a main character nicknamed 'Lucky'.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0175771/

I saw it with the companion film, Ice, during a sadistic Sci Fi Channel nature gone wild marathon.

 

[monkey79]

Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal gets my pick. Basically its your typical plane hostage movie only this time the hero of the movie is a Marilyn Manson wannabe, Slade Craven. My brother and I laughed so hard at this movie when we saw it.

What's sad is all the positive reviews for it on amazon.com.

Like this one:

If you didn't shed at least one tear during the plane landing scene, then you truly have a heart made of stone. Singlehandedly landing a plane against all odds, with no previous piloting experience and with the lives of dozens (not to mention his own life) at stake took *tremendous courage*. Craven proves he's not the self-centered primadonna nihilist you expect him to be and really shines by the end of the movie. Although I don't want to give away the details, there is one scene that with few words, summarizes Craven's re-humanization by juxtaposing his most fearful and humble moment with an enfusion of character and strength... I would be shocked and mesmerized if you and your family did not thoroughly enjoy this movie.

 

[Warm Machine]

Gabrielle Anwar is gorgeous and it pains me to see her in movies like Turbulence. If only Cameron hired her for Rose in Titanic like he had planned to.

 

[hiryu]

I would just say the whole full moon library. Some of the highlights being Trancers 3, the puppet master movies, the blood stone series, and Knights.

 

[Fifty]

Right before Naomi Watts became famous, she starred in this movie about a HAUNTED ELEVATOR THAT KILLED PEOPLE.

 

[SickBoy]

I don't know if I'd call it C grade, but this straight-to-video is better than a lot of theatrically-released comedies:

 

[ocelittle]

::shudder::

Unintentionally hee-larious. Tom Savini sucks at acting.

The great thing about that is the thing at the top, saying "From the Executive Producer of Nightmare On Elm Street".

Executive Producers sometimes have absolutely NOTHING to do with the creation of the movie other than offering some kind of service not attainable otherwise.

For all we know, this Exec. Producer donated the glove that Freddy wears...that's funny.

 

[themadcowtipper]

Right before Naomi Watts became famous, she starred in this movie about a HAUNTED ELEVATOR THAT KILLED PEOPLE.

This whole thread could be filled of Naomi Watt's early movies...She was in Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering

 

[Tedesco!]

What could be better than the story of a haunted spa that kills people???