I was just bored at Paranormal Entity it was like they were trying to be original but it's hard to do it when Paranormal Activity came out and took over the genre

From the sounds of it, I'm glad I haven't seen Paranormal Entity lol. I just thought of another movie that I thought was completely horrible... The Wicker Man with Nicholas Cage. It was one of the most boring, anti-climactic movies I've ever seen. Mind you Nick Cage isn't one of my favourite actors, but he has made some pretty good movies. This one wasn't one of the good ones though! lol

Never heard of The Wicker Man

"I said, put the bunny back in the box."

Sound's familiar but haven't seen it but doesn't ring a bell

I never watched Airbender. I'm a huge M Night fan, and love every one of his movies that I have seen (which is all of them except for Airbender lol). I was too skeptical to see it because I didn't care for the cartoon, so I wasn't really interested in the movie. I did hear that it was just as bad as the cartoon though.

I never watch Airbender and never attempt to watch it, when I watched the trailer I thought "This is going to be bad" because I think they never saw the series beforehand (like character race).

Flightplan. That movie was straight up dumb. It was just about some woman hallucinating on a plane. :/ Glad it was my dad that paid for it and not me.

And you can't get a refund at the movies XP

I didn't watch flightplan either, was told not to lol. Someone watched it, I can't remember who now though, and they told me not to bother, it would be a huge waste of time... so I never did lol. It didn't look that interesting to me anyway so it wasn't really a big loss not to see it.

Actually, if you leave early enough in the movie, you can get a refund. I've done it a couple of times with friends.

Never heard of that, is there a time limit until you can't get a refund?

EDIT: at the theater I used to work at, the time frame was 20 minutes after the start of the movie. After that, no refunds. That's also when we stop letting people in.


I would be part of the "never watched Titanic" and "never seen Avatar" clubs, but as far as I'm concerned, I'm not really interested in watching a movie I know is going to end badly, and I read too much fantasy and such to be interested in blue people with tails.

Bad movies huh? Oh, I can think of a few. Front runner though, is Say it isn't So! Not only can I not stand movies where the entire plot is based on people being ignornant and one intelligent conversation would fix everything, but the payback for the badguys in the end wasn't nearly satisying enough to merit having to sit through all the crap!

Got bored with both Jerry Maquire and Wicker Man (Nick Cage, though I heard the old one with Christopher Lee is good). The issue with Wicker Man for me I think was the fact that I had guessed what was going to happen fairly early and then it was only a matter of sitting through the rest of it to see if I was right. I abandoned Twilight too, after some 3 minutes. It was on TV.

As far as bad horror movies go, by which I mean BAD, not so bad it's funny horror movies, Alone in the Dark springs to mind. It actually had potential to start with, but it appears that about after the first half hour or so the budget ran out and they stopped bothering to animate the monsters. Nothing like watching soldiers in mass panic shooting at nothing, and the need to stick the bomb into the open portal through which is coming...nothing. Yay. I really did feel bad for Christian Slater in that movie.

Tail Sting is up there too. Before snakes on planes, it was giant mutant scorpions. Oh no! Trapped in cockpit with scorpion! Must dodge claws...swish...in confined space...swish...stab with pencil...stab. Apparently giant mutant scorpions can shriek, who knew?

Add Megaladon to the pile. I have a thing for shark movies. It's amazing they could pull off a revenge movie with that many dull faced actors and a lethargic cg shark.

And for bad anime for the sake of variety, Golgo 13. Yeah. I don't think I can impress upon anyone adequately the badness of that movie.

I think one of the most horrible, wretched movies I've ever watched (and Seloria is going to argue this) hands down has to be The Human Centipede. I am never going to get that time back. Just because you CAN film a movie, doesn't mean you should.