Tag Archives: badness

Maniac, 1934

28 June 2008 – 3:50 pm +0800

Wow. This is one hell of a movie. It’s positively loony.
Plus it has 1934-era women getting disrobed to various degrees.
I am tempted to just link to Dr. Freex’s memorable review of this flick and leave it at that, but no, I can’t.
Maniac was written and directed by Dwain Esper. [...]

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“The Revenge of Doctor X“, 1970

20 June 2008 – 4:04 pm +0800

Words fail. There is just no way I can communicate the … experience … of watching this film.
Not that I’m going to let that stop me from trying.
My friends, I have seen my share of bad movies. While not racking up a count worthy of bad movie reviewers like Nathan Shumate or Ken [...]

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The Outlaw, 1943

19 June 2008 – 5:20 pm +0800

Howard Hughes’s The Outlaw is the sort of movie that sours people on classic Hollywood films from the 1930s and ’40s. It’s the kind of movie that makes people swear off black and white, because they think all black and white movies are like this.
And you can’t really put the badness down to any [...]

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