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Top 10 Films You Love to Hate

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9. Exorcist II: The Heretic

Ah, what would a list of worst films be without a good ol’ sequel? Very few sequels live up to their predecessors-and, to be fair, this one had a lot of living up to do. Starring Linda Blair from the original movie, the film soon found itself afloat in a sea of terrible writing, hilarious acting, and incompetent direction- William Blatty, author of the original Exorcist novel, claimed to be the first audience member to start laughing in the cinema. He soon wasn’t alone.

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  • Carl Kemp

    OK, wait a minute. You put in “Plan 9 From Outer Space” and leave out “Robot Monster”??? No “Star Crash”? “Galaxy of Terror”? “Gymkata”? And who can forget “The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?” (no matter how much we want to)? “Glen or Glenda”? “Reptilicus”? ” Not to mention about half of the Troma library.

    • Anesha Johnson

      Wait, I love Gymkata…lol

  • Brad butler

    Anybody see “Freddy Got Fingered?”…That’s what I thought

  • Eddie

    I think ” The Sound of Music” with Julie Andrews should be on this list because it really sucked.

  • anon

    This list is slightly misleading and a bit confused – The title says “Top 10 Films You Love to Hate,” but then a lot on the list are dismissed as “dull.” Plan 9, The Room, Troll 2 seem appropriate for this list as they all exude their own charm and perfect shit storm of failure…Norbit, The Happening, and Matrix Revolutions do not…They’re just bad, boring movies.

  • GRK

    “Shi*Hole Island, “The Shi* and The Whale”,”The Shi* Pirates of the Caribbean 1-30″

  • UTAH Bill

    I enjoy a really bad film – like Battlefield Earth. It’s amazing how much fun it can be to watch these train wrecks.

  • Lyell

    Uh, not a fan of the original Matrix? I have to tap out.

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