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Moonfall (2023), seen it several times with friends, highly recommended

Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

Monty Python stuff

My top series for this is "Hi-sCool SeHa Girls", a 3D anime about three Sega game consoles who have been anthropomorphised into highschool girls. they go on adventures inside of lesser-known sega branded games, and the episodes are a mix of legitimately funny visual gags, good storytelling, bad storytelling, and both decent-quality cgi and extremely low-quality video editing. It's the most fever-dream-like show I've seen.

You gotta check out the Neil Breen movies. Here's a trailer for one of his movies, Twisted Pair.

They're absolutely awful to watch alone and great to watch as a group. I still can't decide if he's self aware or not.

Super Troopers

Kung fu hustle

Napoleon Dynamite

I love Iron Sky for this. Nazis on the moon. It's satire all the way through. Such a goofy film but a lot of fun.

Avenue 5 is pretty fun especially if you're a Dr. House fan.

Hot Fuzz is plain stupid but so fun. So is Taxi Taxi, if you've never seen it.

• Time Bandits (1981)
• The Dark Crystal (1982)
• Krull (1983)
• Brazil (1985)
• Big Trouble in Little China (1986)
• The Princess Bride (1987)

Any one of these are both campy and thought provoking.

Tucker and Dale vs evil is a over the top gory comedy slasher and I loved it when I watched it as a teen. It may not have aged well though

Other fan favorites are zoolander and tropic thunder

The "Bill and Ted" trilogy.

Movie 43. Thank me later

The Evil Dead trilogy.

A younger friend of mine had started playing the Evil Dead game with some of his friends but had never seen the movies. I'd not watched them in years, so I invited him over to marathon them one weekend. We drank, ate pizza and did the whole trilogy, and we had an absolute blast. He loved how different each movie was, especially Heart of Darkness. How each one gets sillier than the last.

A few months later, Evil Dead Rise came out in the cinema, so we had to go see it. While this was much more a straight up horror movie (with a small amount of the Evil Dead silliness), I still enjoyed it (I find horror movies quite funny, like an emotional rollercoaster), but he was hiding behind his coat the whole time, terrified of what was happening on screen. That made it even funnier for me.

I'll only list stuff I haven't seen others mention:

• Hot Rod (2007)
• Dude, Where's My Car (2000)
• Step Brothers (2008)
• Nacho Libre (2006)
• Grimsby (2016)
• Swiss Army Man (2016)
• This is the End (2013)
• Tim And Eric's Billion Dollar Movie (2012)

Young Einstein

Beerfest is actually so bad it wraps around to being a 10. Love that movie 😂

Nudist Colony of the Dead is awful and fantastic at the same time. I love getting a friend to go into the movie blind.

The day I got my best bud fucking blazed out of his mind to watch it has to be one of my favorite experiences.

The Fast and the Furious series.

So dumb. So macho. So entertaining.

Kung Fury

Big Man Japan is the one you want

Pimp my ride

Garth Marenghi's dark place, rifftrax/bmst3k, Young Frankenstein, duck soup, Joe Bob's has a bunch of shlocky horror movies mixed in with classics they do intros and interrupts like the old public access/cable monster movies

I've seen Team America: World Police on a festival in The Netherlands in a big tent with everybody drinking beer and smoking weed. That type of film is made for that environment. Theres something about watching it with a big group of mellowed out festival goeers thats incomparable.

The Tim Burton Batman movies. They’re hilariously bad, but make for a great time when you’re drunk with friends.

Fully expecting flak for this, but Uwe Boll's Postal. It's a gross, idiotic movie with awful taste, and it's not so much that it hasn't aged well, it's more that it was made awful on purpose. that's also what makes it perfect for schlock movie night.

if you've played any of the Postal games, you know what to expect in terms of tone. if you haven't: GOOD. Don't.

Trailer Park Boys - para documentary comedy series showing life of people living in a trailer park

Letterkenny, lot of quotable dialog between the characters, unexpectedly witty considering the backdrop of a small Canadian hick town.

Didn’t see it and it deserves to be named:

Shoot ‘Em Up

One reviewer called it “the closest thing to a live action Bugs Bunny movie we’ll ever get!”

What’s the difference between a BMW and a porcupine?