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In reply to the discussion: What was the worst movie you ever saw. [View all]thatcrowwoman
(1,230 posts)75. The Manitou
Demonic Native American spirits, black magic, tumors, exploding bodies
Why? It came off as exploitative with lots of gratuitous gore.
I wasnt scared. I was offended. And insulted. A waste of time and pocket change.
Pfffftttttt!
It was the only movie in town, in the only movie theater in town (one screen only) that frequently flooded, leaving the seats and carpet down front stinky and squishy. We sat up in the way back where the air was somewhat fresher and the seats were dry, but it couldnt make up for this hokey, not pokey, mess of a movie.
Based on the debut book of Graham Masterson.
Beurk! as Duo might say in French. (Insert green-faced emoji here, I dont like to post it)
YMMV (Your mileage may vary)
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Not with you on Battlefield Earth. It's a hoot, but should not be confused with serious sci-fi.
Earth-shine
Sep 2023
#31
Yeah, I saw John Carradine was in it. I guess every actor does some clunkers along the way.
captain queeg
Sep 2023
#8
The first time I saw Popeye, I hated it. Then, over the years, I really started to like it.
TheBlackAdder
Sep 2023
#38
I saw that when I was little and I walked around in slow-motion for a week.
Midnight Writer
Sep 2023
#47
Right? He was so easy to look at, and I'm a fool for his accent to this day.
thatcrowwoman
Sep 2023
#77
agreed! when I saw it, when it ended, the audience sat for a moment like "Was that it?"
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Sep 2023
#88
DANG! I thought I looked that up, just to make sure. So it goes. I plead the "Uncle Leo" defense.
usonian
Sep 2023
#116
Oh man. They were so bad they good. I went through a period where I watched a bunch of Troma films.
captain queeg
Sep 2023
#51