Labyrinth is pretty terrible, but "The Neverending Story" supersedes it vastly in cheese factor, as well as creepiness. Especially with the sex offender luck dragon thing. Gah.

Mandroid2.0 wrote: Especially with the sex offender luck dragon thing. Gah.

This is hysterical. But c'mon, that sphynx gate was kind of awesome.

What about 'Return to Oz'? I watched that movie a million times when I was younger. Fairuzia Balk lost her virginity on the set of that film, at the tender age of 11.

Ace wrote: Fairuzia Balk lost her virginity on the set of that film, at the tender age of 11.

Seriously?

Damn.

we once tried to make steve watch Return to Oz, as it is actually in the EA Video Library...but he wasnt having it.

that movie is pretty amazing - very visually disturbing.

as far as amazing bad movies go:



and



andyk

andteater wrote:

andyk

Dolph: "and you'll leave in pieces"

How sad i remember the commercial from when this came out

andteater wrote:we once tried to make steve watch Return to Oz, as it is actually in the EA Video Library...but he wasnt having it.

that movie is pretty amazing - very visually disturbing.

as far as amazing bad movies go:

and

andyk

Having spent a few happy months as Andteater's roommate, I can say with some authority that he is among the world's experts on shitty movies.

Every night is Shitty Movie Night in the Jeff Park Zoo.

Ace wrote:

Mandroid2.0 wrote: Especially with the sex offender luck dragon thing. Gah.

This is hysterical. But c'mon, that sphynx gate was kind of awesome.

What about 'Return to Oz'? I watched that movie a million times when I was younger. Fairuzia Balk lost her virginity on the set of that film, at the tender age of 11.

return to oz is good!!! it really scared me when i was a kid.
i also like labrynth, no waffles.

timpickens wrote:OK CYBORG, have you seen the movie I'm a Cyborg, but that's OK?

Yes, actually, my screen name is a reference to the film "I'm a Cyborg But that's OK". I'm a huge fan of Park Chan-Wook films, as well as quality Korean/Asian cinema in general.

I hope you're asking in a positive light. A lot of people didn't like this film and "eloquently" described it as "too weird!".

I on the other hand love it to death and own my own copy after seeing it in the theater during the Smithsonian's recent Korean film festival.