So bad, they're good: A Guild Watchlist for Movies.

[Foster]

Wicker Man (2006). It's a film that has Nicholas Cage overacting at his very highest, him threatening a woman at gunpoint over a bicycle, him punching a woman in the face, then karate kicking another, as well as him dressed as a bear punching someone and finally the immortal "NOT THE BEEEEEEESSSSSS!"

@Heat

To be fair, he really thought he was saving the movie.
-Which in a Nick-cage way, he did.

Death Machine.
-Part of your 80's awareness package.

Oh, and see if you can find Dead Space (1991).

[Dinh AaronMk]

Supercop (1992).

You can get it over Netflix on the free service and it's got everything you'd expect from a kung-fu movie so cheesy it's good. Explosions, hit-contact sounds, and terrible dubbing that doesn't match the original Cantonese; I'm frankly wondering if I can find the original not-dubbed version.

General premise is Jackie Chan. And that's about all you need to know. Oh, and a train is involved too.

So heartily recommended for anyone who simply wants more Jackie Chan in their life... Speaking of

[HeySeuss]

All Cheerleaders Die. On Netflix. This movie actually is surprisingly good even though it seemed pretty shitty to start with.

[Zara]

Jupiter's Ascending!

My friends and I all went to see it twice. Both times we probably upset the more "serious" audience by laughing so hard even during the serious moments. Love that movie hahahaha

[Keyguyperson]

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist.

The martial arts movie that was specifically designed to be terrible.

[NuttsnBolts]

Oh God, me and a few friends have been watching some terrible B grade trash lately. Some were so bad that we spent most of our time laughing at the ridiculousness of them.

- Flesh Eating Mothers
- Jack Frost
- Dead Alive
- Master of the Flying Guillotine
- It

That's from what I can remember...