Chattanooga Pulse

1. Plan 9 From Outer Space
Immortalized by Tim Burton in the great film Ed Wood, this was to be the director’s magnum opus, but instead it’s a top-notch pile of crap.

2. Manos: The Hands of Fate
The film had practically disappeared until the geniuses at Mystery Science Theater 3000 found it and lampooned it. Which is probably the best way to watch it.

3. Robot Monster
Director Phil Tucker put a guy in a gorilla suit and a diving helmet, went out to Bronson Canyon in California and cobbled together the most bizarre tale of alien invasion ever.

4. Road House
With all due respect to the departed Patrick Swayze, this movie has become known as one of the best camp classics ever.

5. The Blob
The Blob may be one of the biggest B-movies of the ’50s, if only because it’s still an all-time crowd pleaser and it featured Steve McQueen in his first role.

6. Death Race 2000
The premise is that in the future, there will be a cross-country car race in which pedestrians can be run down for extra points. And there is a remake in the works.

7. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
This epic from 1964 is on many “Worst Movies of All-Time” lists, and for good reason. It’s just that bad.

8. Troll 2
Released 20 years ago, this chancre sore on the ass of film history is now gaining a cult following as one of the worst movies ever made.

9. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
It never takes itself seriously and has a lot of very funny moments, but there’s no denying the ineptitude of everyone involved in it.

10. The Giant Claw
This 1957 clunker is a bad classic for one reason and one reason only: the completely ludicrous bird puppet used as the monster, probably the absolute worst monster ever to appear on film.

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