10 Classic “So-Bad-They’re-Good” Films
Success sticks out in memory, but so too do failures, especially the bad ones. Here are ten films that fall so flat on their face that you can't help but hit rewind.
Tommy Wiseau
In ‘The Disaster Artist’ Failure Is Part of the Picture
"[While] the rest of us were toying with chemistry sets [Tommy Wiseau] was lighting the lab on fire," says Greg Sestero in his film memoir about The Room.
PopTalk: What Makes Something “So Bad It’s Good?”
From The Room to Southland Tales, "so-bad-it's-good" cinema has become a cult industry. Why do people waste time on ostensibly "bad" films?
Tommy Wiseau’s ‘The Room’ Makes You Not Want to Talk About It
Watching Tommy Wiseau’s The Room may be slightly better than a sharp stick to the eye, but the damage is equally irreparable.