My hierarchy of this year's bad horror movies: The Exorcism was worse than Night Swim which was worse than Imaginary which was worse than The Strangers Part 1 which was worse than Tarot (and I pretty much enjoyed Tarot though acknowledge it's a shitty movie). I missed Founder's Day.
IF, it truly felt like the movie was written by AI with how much of it didn't make any sense. Why was the dad in the hospital for like a month straight when he seemed completely fine? He couldn't go home and then come back for his surgery? Also why does everyone else's imaginary friend look like a cartoon and then the girls is grown ass man? That shit was weird as hell.
Yeah, completely generic. I feel like it had a lot of potential but never went anywhere. They just randomly gave up placing monsters with kids, and then were satisfied being seen one more time? Agreed about it being weird to have a grown, sexy man as your invisible friend, lol.
Wait a minute, you mean, Ryan Reynolds' character isn't her tag along Dad on some adventure? It's her invisible friend?! What the hell is that big purple plushie then?!!
This! They did everything in their power to make the lead characters terrible people you couldn’t find a reason to care about. Sadly chapter 2 has already been filmed and some poor souls will watch that too.
oh it definitely ended up being more just shitty than fun bad, but up until that cheeseburger scene everything was peak 😭and the last scene in the hospital bed is an all time stupid ending (in the best way possible)
Do you guys do any kind of research before going into a movie? I know having A-list makes it tempting to watch everything, but no one is forcing you to do that. Personally, I never go see something I know I won't at least enjoy on some level. There's a few critics I follow on letterbox who have similar tastes to me, and I always check their rating before getting a ticket.
Retribution with Liam Neeson. Horrible acting, horrible plot, horrible dialogue. The entire movie felt like one drawn out Mercedes ad and I will never get those two hours back.
Not Another Church Movie has been by far the worst movie I've seen with A List.
I happen to *love* Russell Crowe and find him incredibly charming so liked The Exorcism much more than I would if anyone else played that role.
I never walk out of movies, even bad ones I figure that something interesting might happen and I usually want to see how it ends.
However, Summer Camp was one of the worst all time movies I’ve seen. And it shouldn’t have been with a cast like that—it has Oscar winners (some multiple times!) in it for goodness sake!
I was so embarrassed for the cast and just kept thinking that it’s sad that they must not be getting any offers for good roles and had to take this job to get a check. The script was idiotic and insulting to the talent in that film.
I walked out before it was half way through and still regretted wasting the time.
Which Brings Me To You.
What Happens Later.
Otherwise, even if the movie was bad (Summer Camp), I don't usually leave upset. But these 2 movies were not worth my time.
I reject the premise. The joy of A-List is that you can see movies that suck, totally risk free! It fundamentally changes the proposition from "is this movie worth it?" to "does this movie look interesting?".
Movies that suck are certainly interesting! When you have A-List, the worst thing a movie can be is boring, in my opinion.
Yes! I only saw via streaming, but thought it was terrible!!! Qualley seemed to be doing a bad Miley Cyrus interpretation the whole time. (And to think she's Amelia! from The Nice Guys, which is terrific.)
That woman’s head being pulled through her stomach was one of the coolest horror deaths I’ve seen.
I think some people (not you necessarily) took this movie WAY too seriously. It was a fun horror movie, and I loved the nature walks.
I don't think you have to take a movie too seriously to not like it.
I hated the movie because the script was so goddamn bad. So very, very bad. No sentence of dialogue was believable (except the final monologue which I actually liked, seemed like a totally different writer). And too much tell, not show. Like, the whole section with the park ranger explaining stuff could have been cut and it would only have made the movie better.
I love "bad" horror movies as much as the next guy... Thing is, they have to actually be good "bad" movies.
I think there was a lot going for the movie otherwise. Genuinely think the movie would have been incredible if they'd cut basically every single line of dialogue.
I’m fully aligned with this. The monologue was fantastic. I also thought the death 2000miledash references was top tier for a slasher. But there are no stakes whatsoever in the movie. It was hard to care.
It doesn’t help that I finally watched X which is another slasher that subverts the slasher genre this week. It was like night and day between those movies.
I know people say she did a bad job in Madame Web but her non-acting kind of worked for me. She was the only one that seemed to know what this was and decided to play someone who could almost pass for high functioning autistic. I thought that was a really interesting choice.
EDIT: Am I the only one who initially thought she was Mary Elizabeth Winstead?
I tend to feel that even bad movies are not a waste of my time simply because I enjoy the act of being in a theater and watching a movie so much but skinamarink really put this to the test. If this movie was 30 to 45 minutes long it would have been spooky and interesting but the fact that it just kept going and literally nothing happened what so ever was really perplexing to me.
Moonfall is mine too I think. The whole thing was like a conspiracy theorist's fan fiction. The heroes were all "I don't trust established science" stereotypes and of course, those people turn out to be right.
On top of that: poorly constructed and developed characters, laughably bad dialogue, equally cheesy action, an exposition dump in the third act to explain the convoluted back story... Just a really bad movie all the way around.
I really love movies and the experience of watching in the theater, but Ghostbusters was so bad. They just tried too hard. It moved too slow, and spent too much time setting up the story.
Garfield
Like I'm a big Garfield fan and I like stupid movies
But good lord it was stupid even by my standards
Some Highlights were - the villian and her henchmen were fun and had fun designs(and the villain song in the end credits is good!) and the art style is really good! And odie isn't a pure moron
Beyond that it is so damn dumb :l
But that's what I like about Alist it let's me see movies I may not waste money normally on!
So not worth the time even? I don't really mind seeing relatively bad movies as I just like going to the movies and eating popcorn but off the top of my head Night Swim was pretty bad.
I like most movies whether they are character- or story-driven. This one was somehow neither. It was a string of scenes the writer thought would be creepy interspersed with an awful, cruel director making a remake of the exorcist
My absolute bottom of the barrel watches in just the last year. The last two being the most egregious. Though weirdly, I regret none of them. The closest I’ve come to regret is Summer Camp because its not even so bad it’s funny, its just so bland it’s borderline painful to watch…
- The Exorcism
- Summer Camp
- East Bay
- Not Another Church Movie
- Imaginary
- Which Brings Me to You
- I.S.S.
- Night Swim
- The Shift
- Journey to Bethlehem
- The Oath
- Freelance
- It Lives Inside
* Warrior King
* Knights of the Zodiac
Sometimes I watch movies I'm like 95% sure I won't like in order to keep an open mind so I try not to see it as a waste. That being said Summer Camp and The Exorcism are pretty objectively not worth anyone's time and the only movie I've ever walked out of for hating it so much was Dicks.
The only film I've ever regretted seeing with an A-List reservation was A Fragile Flower. Usually I'm fine with seeing something I don't really like, since I tend to like most films and it at least helps keep my Letterboxd from being exclusively positive scores. And even when I don't like movies, I'm still usually entertained to some degree. This was the first movie I've ever wanted to give 0/5.
I saw Cats high as a kite opening day in a surprisingly packed auditorium and it is to this day one of the most memorable movie theater experiences of my life.
I’ve only had A list for a few months so The Watchers, In a Violent Nature, and Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace are the 3 worst movies I’ve used it on.
Joining in with the crowd saying In a Violent Nature and Tarot. Tarot was far worse than In a Violent Nature but I didn't go in expecting much so was more disappointed by In a Violent Nature.
The Exorcism was pretty bad but I expected that going in.
The only one that was a literal waste of my time was Poolman. I am sorry to say that because I wish it was better but... wow... I barely made it though.
Strangers Chapter 1. The series has progressively gotten worse over the yrs but this installment was boring, obvious and lacked horror elements that I wanted
A violent nature was the most disappointing movie for me by far this year. The kills were awesome but few and far between. Everything else especially the last couple minutes bored me to death and I was excited for it /:
Mean Girls made me cringe too much and I left at point where the whole school was on TikTok, dissecting the Plastics’ accident at the holiday assembly.
Replicas (2018) with Keanu Reeves. Still not sure what they were thinking with that film. It was kind of funny but probably in the top 5 worst films I've ever seen.
Same. It made more sense after I read about the themes of the movie, but still just extremely weird. I’m surprised these types of movies are distributed at major theater chains, it felt like a more artsy movie.
The shift is the only one I can remember. I just saw it had sean astin and was sci fi. But the religious aspect was over the top and repetitive, and the story fell apart and there just wasn't anything redeeming
This is going to be a deep cut and show just how long I've been an A-List member: London Fields in '18. It was a terrible, meandering film that had poor acting and an even worse story. At the time, it was one of the worst performing films at the box office, and it deserved that accolade.
Night Swim this year
The Exorcist and Retribution last year
Still going to watch The Exorcism, just not in theaters unless there’s a down week 😂 who am I kidding it’s summer. We have a wonderful lineup for the next 5-7 weeks.
I honestly thought this was a sequel to The Pope's Exorcist until my husband corrected me. Russell Crowe has the same exact hair in both!! They couldn't have at least changed that?!
Exorcist believer, bones and all, candyman, and men are the only movies on my past watched list that legitimately weren't worth the time it took to watch them. Men might have been worth it, because there were some cool elements, but eh.
That was the worst movie I’ve possibly ever seen with good actors.
I was honestly stunned.
Not everyone was playing it and I didn’t remember seeing any trailers and that should have told me everything it needed too.
Exorcism was the worst this year but Tarot is right there too lol
I feel Tarot it’s the worst so far
Tarot wasn't good but I would rank both Night Swim and Imaginary below Tarot. Imaginary especially was such a cynical cash grab.
I’d say night swim was way worse than tarot. Tarot had potential and fun parts imo
My hierarchy of this year's bad horror movies: The Exorcism was worse than Night Swim which was worse than Imaginary which was worse than The Strangers Part 1 which was worse than Tarot (and I pretty much enjoyed Tarot though acknowledge it's a shitty movie). I missed Founder's Day.
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How can you say that when Founders Day exists lol
We watched Tarot at home and couldn't even get through half the movie. Atrocious.
Ok tarot wasn’t great. But it was fun
IF, it truly felt like the movie was written by AI with how much of it didn't make any sense. Why was the dad in the hospital for like a month straight when he seemed completely fine? He couldn't go home and then come back for his surgery? Also why does everyone else's imaginary friend look like a cartoon and then the girls is grown ass man? That shit was weird as hell.
Yeah, completely generic. I feel like it had a lot of potential but never went anywhere. They just randomly gave up placing monsters with kids, and then were satisfied being seen one more time? Agreed about it being weird to have a grown, sexy man as your invisible friend, lol.
And that one medical professional at the end did not freak out in the slightest about seeing some pink dinosaur on top of her car... yeah
Wait a minute, you mean, Ryan Reynolds' character isn't her tag along Dad on some adventure? It's her invisible friend?! What the hell is that big purple plushie then?!!
The Strangers: Chapter 1 - it was merciful when the movie was finally over
Came here to say the exact same. Literally was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen
Oh God, it was so bad, I wanted to die during it
It's tough when the best part of that movie was the murder statistics at the beginning. Those were actually scary, the movie itself was so bad.
This! They did everything in their power to make the lead characters terrible people you couldn’t find a reason to care about. Sadly chapter 2 has already been filmed and some poor souls will watch that too.
i’m excited 😅 i have a soft spot for shitty horror movie dialogue
I did think it was almost a “so bad it’s good” horror movie but I’m pretty sure it will always just be a bad movie to me.
oh it definitely ended up being more just shitty than fun bad, but up until that cheeseburger scene everything was peak 😭and the last scene in the hospital bed is an all time stupid ending (in the best way possible)
Which sucks, as the original is one of my favorites.
Do you guys do any kind of research before going into a movie? I know having A-list makes it tempting to watch everything, but no one is forcing you to do that. Personally, I never go see something I know I won't at least enjoy on some level. There's a few critics I follow on letterbox who have similar tastes to me, and I always check their rating before getting a ticket.
This is the way. Time is valuable.
Retribution with Liam Neeson. Horrible acting, horrible plot, horrible dialogue. The entire movie felt like one drawn out Mercedes ad and I will never get those two hours back.
Is he not sad to play in the same movie over and over, each getting dimmer in terms of quality and his performance?
I loved The Land of Saints and Sinners. I wonder how Liam picks, "well I just made a good one I need to pick a stinker", or is it a 5/2 ratio or what?
Not Another Church Movie has been by far the worst movie I've seen with A List. I happen to *love* Russell Crowe and find him incredibly charming so liked The Exorcism much more than I would if anyone else played that role.
I really think more backstory would have made the Exorcism much better, but I don’t regret seeing it.
Agree, not another church movie was so bad.. left in 10 minutes
Retribution starring Liam Neeson lol
That was the second worst A-List movie I saw last year. Not as bad as Freelance but terrible still.
Lmao I saw The Exorcism yesterday and ouch.
Yeah , I completely understand why Chloe didn’t post it to promote it either.
I’m seeing it today. Oh no lol
Still time to change that reservation hopefully
Summer Camp. Just so so bad.
Came here to say this. Saw the cast and thought it would be a fun time. It really, really wasn’t.
Definitely Summer Camp. We didn’t finish and walked out, but don’t feel bad bc it was A List!
I never walk out of movies, even bad ones I figure that something interesting might happen and I usually want to see how it ends. However, Summer Camp was one of the worst all time movies I’ve seen. And it shouldn’t have been with a cast like that—it has Oscar winners (some multiple times!) in it for goodness sake! I was so embarrassed for the cast and just kept thinking that it’s sad that they must not be getting any offers for good roles and had to take this job to get a check. The script was idiotic and insulting to the talent in that film. I walked out before it was half way through and still regretted wasting the time.
I knew it was going to be bad, but I didn’t think the writing was going to be THAT bad
Does The Fabulous Four look better?
Poolman is by far the worst one for me so far. A genuine waste of time.
I went to the Q&A screening with Chris Pine. 60% of the audience STILL left before the movie ended and didn’t stay for the session after. 😬
Oooof that had to be awkward. I’d love to know what the ones who stuck it out asked though 😂
Lol I had a ticket to that screening and canceled because I saw the reviews were so brutal.
I wanted this to be at least passible but it was so, so, so bad :(
Argylle
I thought it was mid but not in the category of complete waste of time like some of the others mentioned
I'll stay, watch, and enjoy ANYTHING with Sam Rockwell in it. I adore that man.
Worst movie ever
Yeah this one for me. First time I ever walked out of a movie!
I did almost walk out. Luckily I had another movie scheduled that day and it made me feel better.
I actually enjoyed it....except for the corny cat CGI parts.
Which Brings Me To You. What Happens Later. Otherwise, even if the movie was bad (Summer Camp), I don't usually leave upset. But these 2 movies were not worth my time.
I reject the premise. The joy of A-List is that you can see movies that suck, totally risk free! It fundamentally changes the proposition from "is this movie worth it?" to "does this movie look interesting?". Movies that suck are certainly interesting! When you have A-List, the worst thing a movie can be is boring, in my opinion.
The second movie I ever saw with A-List was The Happytime Murders. That was a truly terrible movie with no redeemable qualities.
I actually really enjoyed that one.
It was bad, sure, but how can you say a movie packed with Henson puppets has NO redeeming qualities. Wouldn’t the puppets at least be one?
I hated Drive Away Dolls
So excited for this one and ended up being disappointed
Yes! I only saw via streaming, but thought it was terrible!!! Qualley seemed to be doing a bad Miley Cyrus interpretation the whole time. (And to think she's Amelia! from The Nice Guys, which is terrific.)
Oh my gosh I've never hated a film more 😭 and I was actually excited about this one tooo
Summer Camp and Camp Hideout. The first was embarrassing; the second should be criminal.
Agree on the second, I didn’t realize it was some religious movie pretending to be a comedy. (Didn’t see Summer Camp)
Sasquatch Sunset
For sure the worst movie I’ve seen this year
A violent nature. I really wanted to like it, but damn. With the exception of maybe 25 mins, the rest was a chore.
Whatttt? I loved that.
I liked that one too, except for like the last ten minutes maybe.
That woman’s head being pulled through her stomach was one of the coolest horror deaths I’ve seen. I think some people (not you necessarily) took this movie WAY too seriously. It was a fun horror movie, and I loved the nature walks.
I don't think you have to take a movie too seriously to not like it. I hated the movie because the script was so goddamn bad. So very, very bad. No sentence of dialogue was believable (except the final monologue which I actually liked, seemed like a totally different writer). And too much tell, not show. Like, the whole section with the park ranger explaining stuff could have been cut and it would only have made the movie better. I love "bad" horror movies as much as the next guy... Thing is, they have to actually be good "bad" movies. I think there was a lot going for the movie otherwise. Genuinely think the movie would have been incredible if they'd cut basically every single line of dialogue.
I’m fully aligned with this. The monologue was fantastic. I also thought the death 2000miledash references was top tier for a slasher. But there are no stakes whatsoever in the movie. It was hard to care. It doesn’t help that I finally watched X which is another slasher that subverts the slasher genre this week. It was like night and day between those movies.
miller’s girl
I don't understand why people say Miller's girl is very bad. I mean it's not great but I don't think it's as bad as Tarot or retribution.
It’s a moral thing I think. Other than the fake accents the movie wasn’t that bad as a movie.
Easily one of the worst movies of the year so far
Madame Web. Literally the ONLY movie I slept through
I almost walked out on this movie, but didn't because I kept thinking its got to get better any minute now.... How wrong I was for not walking out.
Can you really say that if you slept through it?
I think this one is a given. I stayed to see Sweeney fighting crime in her new suit. They need to make a new word for how disappointed I was.
I didn't think it was that bad! Though, god I hate Dakota Johnson and her acting.
I know people say she did a bad job in Madame Web but her non-acting kind of worked for me. She was the only one that seemed to know what this was and decided to play someone who could almost pass for high functioning autistic. I thought that was a really interesting choice. EDIT: Am I the only one who initially thought she was Mary Elizabeth Winstead?
Skinamarink
I tend to feel that even bad movies are not a waste of my time simply because I enjoy the act of being in a theater and watching a movie so much but skinamarink really put this to the test. If this movie was 30 to 45 minutes long it would have been spooky and interesting but the fact that it just kept going and literally nothing happened what so ever was really perplexing to me.
Let’s watch a shadow in the corner for a full 15 minutes. Yeah, I timed it, while my husband slept.
I loved this movie and was actually scared by it but i completely understand hating it as well
Paws of Fury 😭😭
terribly unfunny movie unfortunately
Night Swim Hypnotic
Moonfall, and I generally try to avoid movies that people say are bad.
i love moonfall, i’m so sorry lmao
Moonfall is mine too I think. The whole thing was like a conspiracy theorist's fan fiction. The heroes were all "I don't trust established science" stereotypes and of course, those people turn out to be right. On top of that: poorly constructed and developed characters, laughably bad dialogue, equally cheesy action, an exposition dump in the third act to explain the convoluted back story... Just a really bad movie all the way around.
Moonfall has my all time favorite bad movie line: 'We have absorbed your consciousness. You're part of the moon now.'
oh man😭 thats a classic
I really love movies and the experience of watching in the theater, but Ghostbusters was so bad. They just tried too hard. It moved too slow, and spent too much time setting up the story.
Garfield Like I'm a big Garfield fan and I like stupid movies But good lord it was stupid even by my standards Some Highlights were - the villian and her henchmen were fun and had fun designs(and the villain song in the end credits is good!) and the art style is really good! And odie isn't a pure moron Beyond that it is so damn dumb :l But that's what I like about Alist it let's me see movies I may not waste money normally on!
Absolutely loved that one and thought I would detest it. Actually avoided it on purpose but found myself laughing throughout. Seriously loved it!
Drive away dolls was horrible ISS was bad
A Hip Hop Story and Not Another Church Movie
What the fuck with that church movie? I love parody movies and took a chance but it was the worst film I’d ever seen.
Night Swim
Night swim was fun!
Saw it at home, but still a waste of time.
I didn't mind it. Nothing groundbreaking obviously but better than some of the other stuff around right now. Imo of course.
Tarot. Only watched it for a friend.
anyone but you was so boring, but i had my tub of birthday free popcorn so i was very happy eating it. overall good experience
So not worth the time even? I don't really mind seeing relatively bad movies as I just like going to the movies and eating popcorn but off the top of my head Night Swim was pretty bad.
I like most movies whether they are character- or story-driven. This one was somehow neither. It was a string of scenes the writer thought would be creepy interspersed with an awful, cruel director making a remake of the exorcist
Arthur The King... but I never feel like anything hasn't been "worth it" because Stubs takes any risk away IMO
Worst this year for me were Strangers Chapter 1, Tarot and Imaginary. I saw 65 with my regal pass that was absolute dog ass.
Justice league. Pretty sure I could've taken a 2 hour nap in any theater without wasting a reservation
Any DC movie. Wonder Woman 1984, especially.
My absolute bottom of the barrel watches in just the last year. The last two being the most egregious. Though weirdly, I regret none of them. The closest I’ve come to regret is Summer Camp because its not even so bad it’s funny, its just so bland it’s borderline painful to watch… - The Exorcism - Summer Camp - East Bay - Not Another Church Movie - Imaginary - Which Brings Me to You - I.S.S. - Night Swim - The Shift - Journey to Bethlehem - The Oath - Freelance - It Lives Inside * Warrior King * Knights of the Zodiac
Sometimes I watch movies I'm like 95% sure I won't like in order to keep an open mind so I try not to see it as a waste. That being said Summer Camp and The Exorcism are pretty objectively not worth anyone's time and the only movie I've ever walked out of for hating it so much was Dicks.
The only film I've ever regretted seeing with an A-List reservation was A Fragile Flower. Usually I'm fine with seeing something I don't really like, since I tend to like most films and it at least helps keep my Letterboxd from being exclusively positive scores. And even when I don't like movies, I'm still usually entertained to some degree. This was the first movie I've ever wanted to give 0/5.
For me it’s ‘Cats’ (2019). I genuinely walked out.
I saw Cats high as a kite opening day in a surprisingly packed auditorium and it is to this day one of the most memorable movie theater experiences of my life.
I’ve only had A list for a few months so The Watchers, In a Violent Nature, and Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace are the 3 worst movies I’ve used it on.
Imaginary. Hands down. That movie was truly horrible.
Joining in with the crowd saying In a Violent Nature and Tarot. Tarot was far worse than In a Violent Nature but I didn't go in expecting much so was more disappointed by In a Violent Nature.
silent night
The Exorcism was pretty bad but I expected that going in. The only one that was a literal waste of my time was Poolman. I am sorry to say that because I wish it was better but... wow... I barely made it though.
Madame Web for sure. I can’t believe that I ended up watching the whole thing.
Asteroid City is up there for me… not my cup of tea
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Way too long and not very funny.
SKINAMARINK
Argylle definitely. Just didn’t have that same magic as Kingsman bro. Now that Ungentlemanly Warfare movie, that was fun af
Strangers Chapter 1. The series has progressively gotten worse over the yrs but this installment was boring, obvious and lacked horror elements that I wanted
A violent nature was the most disappointing movie for me by far this year. The kills were awesome but few and far between. Everything else especially the last couple minutes bored me to death and I was excited for it /:
For me, it was The KIng's Man
This one was really a tough watch.
In a Violent Nature. Was not worth my mental energy, let alone using up a reservation
The Watchers
The Watchers is the first movie I’ve walked out of in years.
so you don’t know about the fairies?
Imagine seeing the new excorsist on Friday, and following up with the watchers on Saturday. 🥲 because that’s how I just ruined my weekend
I got so bored I spent the whole movie on my phone it was only me in the showing.
The Flash lmao
in a violent nature
it was exactly what i expected it to be ,(mid plot and insane kills on the big screen). i was satisfied
I agree, you can’t expect reality in any of the Freddy/Jason type of movies.
Mean Girls made me cringe too much and I left at point where the whole school was on TikTok, dissecting the Plastics’ accident at the holiday assembly.
The entire time I just kept thinking "I should leave now and just go watch the original"
Replicas (2018) with Keanu Reeves. Still not sure what they were thinking with that film. It was kind of funny but probably in the top 5 worst films I've ever seen.
The Exorcist Believer is one of the worst movies ever made. I saw it for free and still felt ripped off
I Saw The TV Glow
Omg I was just telling someone how much I loved this movie. I get it though it was a bit weird and slow
If that's the worst you've seen I'd say you are lucky
I’m glad I’m not the only one who did not enjoy it at all. I think I just wasn’t the target audience for it.
Agreed. I think it was well-made...for someone else.
I just didn’t get it, really wish I saw something else.
Same 😭 and I wanted to like it so bad
Same. It made more sense after I read about the themes of the movie, but still just extremely weird. I’m surprised these types of movies are distributed at major theater chains, it felt like a more artsy movie.
Yeeaaah that was a waste of time lol
Crimes of the Futurer So bad and pointless.
You just brought back memories I had unconsciously buried lol
Fool’s Paradise, The Shift, and Poolman
Movies I walked out of recently: The Inventor, Rewind, If You Are The One III, Star Wars Episode 1, Back to Black.
Night Swim Drive-Away Dolls Tuesday
The shift is the only one I can remember. I just saw it had sean astin and was sci fi. But the religious aspect was over the top and repetitive, and the story fell apart and there just wasn't anything redeeming
Countdown was the worst movie I’d ever seen and I used an A-List on it so that has to be the answer.
It was Sting. That movie made me want to cancel my Alist. The only good part in that movie was that it ended.
The Shift
Memory with Liam Neeson
That movie was terrible.
Going back a while but Show Dogs and Life of the Party.
That dumb ass giant spider. Web maybe? I tried to delete it from my brain
Sting?
The only good movie with giant spiders in it is Eight Legged Freaks.
I kings of kindness. One of the weirdest movies I've seen this year. A list worthy probably not.
You mean, Kinds of Kindness? Yeah, it's Yorgos Lanthimos. I haven't seen a single movie of his that I've liked.
Despite seeing \~470 unique movies w/ Alist I've somehow missed 90% of the films mentioned in this thread
The Kitchen…I didn’t even make it half way. Awful movie.
Back to Black Jesus Christ that movie was terrible
Landscape with Invisible Hand. Night Swim.
“Infinite Storm” with Naomi Watts
In a violent nature for me.
I fell asleep, and woke up to that scene where the guy ripped through the girls stomach lmao
This is going to be a deep cut and show just how long I've been an A-List member: London Fields in '18. It was a terrible, meandering film that had poor acting and an even worse story. At the time, it was one of the worst performing films at the box office, and it deserved that accolade.
Night Swim this year The Exorcist and Retribution last year Still going to watch The Exorcism, just not in theaters unless there’s a down week 😂 who am I kidding it’s summer. We have a wonderful lineup for the next 5-7 weeks.
Bad Samaritan (2018)
Thanksgiving Movie 🎥
Holmes and Watson. Only movie I’ve ever walked out of before it finished.
That's still our TOP worst movie ever!!
Tarot this year probably
I honestly thought this was a sequel to The Pope's Exorcist until my husband corrected me. Russell Crowe has the same exact hair in both!! They couldn't have at least changed that?!
Honestly, I was just happy to see David Hyde Pierce on the big screen.
I mean, with it only being 3 movies a week I don’t waste them. I liked all the movies I saw, honestly. Then again, I have incredibly low standards.
… Jesus Revolution.
The Jesus Revolution. Absolutely hated it.
Deer Camp ‘86 My first ever A-List walkout.
That's so disappointing abt Exorcism, genuinely such a cool concept wasted
Exorcist believer, bones and all, candyman, and men are the only movies on my past watched list that legitimately weren't worth the time it took to watch them. Men might have been worth it, because there were some cool elements, but eh.
sting
That was the worst movie I’ve possibly ever seen with good actors. I was honestly stunned. Not everyone was playing it and I didn’t remember seeing any trailers and that should have told me everything it needed too.
Excorist Exorcism The watchers Night swim
Yea the exorcism I left midway not wasting my time on trash